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Tackling Gender stereotypes amongst young people

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Following a seminar hosted by Rumourless Cities, Ad Hoc Expert Haroon Saad  shares some thoughts on gender stereotypes amongst young people

Campaign tools to tackle discrimination and promote critical thinking in our cities

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Following a seminar hosted by Rumourless Cities, Lead Expert Ruth Essex shares some thoughts on anti-discrimnation campaigning and the importance of critical literacy in our contemporary world

See the insights of the BeePathNet urban beekeeping practice transfer to 5 different EU cities

Ljubljana’s BEE PATH good practice was sucesfully transferred to five EU cities. See what these cities accomplished; what regrets and obstacles were in their way; and what their invisible victories, eureka moments and shining stars were. This proves that BeePathNet can also be transferred to your city.

The unsung heroes of the ALT/BAU Transfer Network - we would like to thank...

As is so often the case and in so many companies, the ALT/BAU network also had students working as interns. We would like to thank them today for their valuable contributions. 

A CORUÑA TRANSFER STORY

Our starting points and ambitions

The most relevant starting-points for the Ru:rban implementation in Coruña were:

• The existence of a public initiative of the policy of urban gardens (top-down).
• The emerging interest of 4 different departments responsible for the city governance towards the strategic added value of Urban gardens (Environment, Culture and Education, Markets and Employment)
• Creation (in 2018) of 3 new public urban gardens in 3 different neighbourhoods and locations (112 plots in Agora, 75 in Eirís and 30 in Novo Mesoiro) and 3 plots for social integration projects in Carlos Casares Park.
• Existence of a public call for the selection of people who manage urban gardens and their conditions of use and a second call for the assignation of the three plots for social integration projects in Carlos Casares.
• Start-up of the urban garden monitors course (in 2018 and 2019).

KRAKOW TRANSFER STORY

That day the phones kept ringing. The e-mail inbox repeatedly informed me about new e-mails, of which there were more than 50 ... Invitations from the radio and TV to share more about the project that aroused such interest among the residents, that just three years ago would have been something unimaginable. All this was due to an article that appeared on our website which informed people about the start of a new project. The "Gardeniser +" project with Erasmus Plus which we invited residents to join. Without the RU:RBAN project all this would not have happened.