Roozbeh Behtaji, 2020
The City is Ours: Mediactivism Hackcamp in Seville
Video report of the Right to the city hackcamp in Seville
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Margaux Capel & Coline Charbonnier, 2020
Mediactivism hackcamp in Seville: interviews with participants
Young Mediactivism participants from Marseille travelled to Seville to attend their hackcamp and interviewed Mateja Rot and Xabier Artázcoz
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Laura Cance, 2020
Climate and the City - Mediactivism Hackcamp in Warsaw
In December 2019, young Warsaw right to the city activists gathered to reflect on the topics of climate change that can be taken at urban level and adequate strategies to fight against the climate change consequences: smog, global warming, drought...
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Elven Sicard & Nina Coupat Haye, 2020
This Could Be the Space - Mediactivism Hackcamp in Zagreb
Recognizing the importance of citizen participation in creating a social fabric that brings cities back into their own hands, Kurziv’s hackcamp This Could Be the Space focused on reimagining the city and the processes of collective decision-making in their future development.
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Les Têtes de l'Art, 2020
Does Marseille Still Exist? Mediactivism Hackcamp in Marseille
During 3 days, 70 young people, local media and specialist of the Right to the city as Alain Barlatier, anthropologists of the blog "After the "collapse" or the "Museum Street" operation, architects and artists have been exchanging point of view, experiences and ideas around one purpose: generate proposals for actions that could change their right to the city.
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Krytyka Polityczna, 2020
Climate And the City: Mediactivism Warsaw Podcast
Climate change has a global dimension, and therefore countering its effects should also take the shape of an effort at the planet-wide level. Does this mean, however, that right to the city activists should remain passive regarding climate issues? Urban activists cannot imagine not taking a fight on such an important matter that would significantly affect the future of us all.
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