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Phase 7 of 8
Creating a Participatory Text 2019-10-11 - 2019-12-31
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  • -What does empowerment look like in the context of your OpenHeritage lab? What ideal image of an empowered civic spaces influences who you work with and how you work? What examples of empowerment have you seen in your project? How can you interpret that into a big idea or principle that you might want to see reproduced elsewhere?
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    Empowerment takes close attention and lots of effort. Agency among citizens and communities, awareness of their heritage values, and support in of becoming integral actors of spatial change – is the most powerful when fueled by local dynamics, initiatives, needs and engagement. Connectivity and alignment with other actors in spatial change is crucial, but empowerment starts from within communities, and is strongest when it is and remains self-driven.

  • -What does empowerment look like in the context of your OpenHeritage lab? What ideal image of an empowered civic spaces influences who you work with and how you work? What examples of empowerment have you seen in your project? How can you interpret that into a big idea or principle that you might want to see reproduced elsewhere?
  • +<p>Empowerment takes close attention and lots of effort. Agency among citizens and communities, awareness of their heritage values, and support in of becoming integral actors of spatial change – is the most powerful when fueled by local dynamics, initiatives, needs and engagement. Connectivity and alignment with other actors in spatial change is crucial, but empowerment starts from within communities, and is strongest when it is and remains self-driven.</p>
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  • -What does empowerment look like in the context of your OpenHeritage lab? What ideal image of an empowered civic spaces influences who you work with and how you work? What examples of empowerment have you seen in your project? How can you interpret that into a big idea or principle that you might want to see reproduced elsewhere?
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  • +<p>Empowerment takes close attention and lots of effort. Agency among citizens and communities, awareness of their heritage values, and support in of becoming integral actors of spatial change – is the most powerful when fueled by local dynamics, initiatives, needs and engagement. Connectivity and alignment with other actors in spatial change is crucial, but empowerment starts from within communities, and is strongest when it is and remains self-driven.</p>
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author-avatar Beitske Boonstra
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