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Idea Camp 2015: Media coverage

Canan MarasligilOctober 22, 2015, 11:40 amJune 19, 2017

We are happy to share with you a collection of articles covering the 2015 Idea Camp 'Build the City' which took place in Botkyrka (Sweden) in late September 2015.

Group picture at the end of 2015 Idea Camp. Photo by Julio Albarrán

Idea Camp: del concepto al proyecto de impacto social, Youcoop.org, 7 September 2015
Ciudad (y) escuela, Coordenadas Radio3, Radio Nacional de España (second half of the podcast, interviewing María G. Perulero from Platoniq/Goteo, and Mae Durant from Pez Estudio (one of the Idea Makers), 7 October 2015
Monopoly for the people: three strange days at the urbanism ‘idea camp’, The Guardian, 29 September 2015
De stad is van ons! Hoe jonge ideeënmakers de gemeenschap willen herontdekken, Tomas Vanneste, De Correspondent, 6 October 2015
Idea camp i Botkyrka: ”En rörelse på stark tillväxt i hela världen”, DN.se, 15 October 2015
Book of the Day: Build the City, P2P Foundation, 14 October 2015
Michel Bauwens on the Commons and the City at the Idea Camp, P2P Foundation, 13 October 2015
Video: Migrants and their communing, P2P Foundation, 10 October 2015
Ett citat av sociologen Kenneth Gergen. Det är en förhoppning, ett påstående men på samma gång en fråga, Ylva Rancken-Lutz, 9 October 2015
European Commoners and New Political Parties challenge Monoculture,Silke Helfrich, 29 September 2015

Canan Marasligil

I am a freelance writer, literary translator, editor and curator based in Amsterdam. I work internationally on a variety of literary and cultural projects. My primary interest is in challenging official narratives and advocating freedom of expression through different creative processes, using various media, online and offline. I have worked with cultural organisations and have participated in residencies: as translator-in- residence at the Free Word Centre in London (2013); as a cultural journalist at WAAW in Senegal (2015); and most recently at Copenhagen University to work on my project City in Translation, looking at stories behind the multilingual expressions throughout cities. I work closely with ECF on curating their online presence, including website, eZine and social media, as well as with MitOSt in Berlin on the Tandem Cultural Exchange programme and as literature curator with Europalia International Arts Festival in Brussels. More on: cananmarasligil.net

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