The participation and co-design of the (social) environment together with our target groups is highly relevant to our work on volunteering, political participation, health promotion and inclusion. All our work processes (development, implementation, research, evaluation) are designed to be as participative as possible in order to make relevant and sustainable changes to the status quo.
25 participants from Germany and Austria attended our webinar on "Age(ing), participation and digitisation" on the 24th of October. The queraum team provided insights into the project SEE U Senior Explorers of Urban Environments and into the development of effective learning environments for older people.
The new booklet is one of the results of our project „I am good enough.“ dedicated to diverse body images of young people. The booklet provides insights into the project and supports the joint discussion and analysis of both adults (e.g. parents, teachers, youth workers) and young people about (media) body images and stereotypes.
The study aimed to gain insight into the social realities of vulnerable people with regard to their chances to lead a sustainable life. The recommendations developed in the study focus the political-societal level as well as the level of organizations/institutions.
The Handbook provides a lively insight into the two years of the Dreamlike Neighbourhood project. The Online Resource-Kit presents methods and activities developed and tested with the senior participants of the project.
