It was clear that we could not avoid talking politics anymore. A conversation about changes in Europe is no longer one in which the words ‘politics’ and ‘citizens’ cannot be used in the same sentence. Political society is making its entry on stage.
After three years closely working together with the ECF, Culture 2 Commons – Alliance Operation City, Clubture Network, Right to the City – (Croatia), Les Tetes de l’Art (France), Krytyka Polityczna (Poland), Oberliht (Moldova), Platoniq – Goteo (Spain), and Subtopia (Sweden) reflect on the development of the network. This collective statement is dedicated to our collaborative processes, achievements and the work we will build on.
Explore the contents, the growth, the interconnectedness and the outreach of Connected Action for the Commons network and community, through an interactive visualisation tool, created by our friends at InViable
Read the welcome speech of ECF’s Idea Camp curator Lore Gablier, opening the third edition entitled ‘Moving Communities’ in Madrid
From 4 to 6 November 2016, ‘Mobilizing for the Commons’ – the 27th European Meeting of Cultural Journals took place in Gdańsk. Connected Action for the Commons was there and brought some friends.
