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EMCCINNO heads to EMES 10th Conference
EMCCINNO Heads to EMES 10th Conference As the EMES Network prepares to host the 10th edition of its International Research Conference on Social Enterprise, we are excited to announce that the EMCCINNO project will be part of it. This marks the second gathering of researchers involved in the project, following…
Emccinno launches in Marseille
Kick-off in Marseille: EMCCINNO’s Cultural Transitions Take Shape From 27–28 February 2025, EMCCINNO officially launched at La Friche La Belle de Mai in Marseille, France. This vibrant cultural venue hosted the project’s Kick-off Meeting, bringing together all partners for two days of deep exchange, inspiration and strategic alignment. The meeting…
EMCCINNO took part in the fascinated Talk organized by Driving Urban Transitions
The DUT steps up the Game to tackle urban Challenges. “Engaging Citizens in Climate Action” was the name of this Urban Lunch Talk, in which participants discussed relevant and riveting concepts such as citizen science and trust, which are crucial for any kind of transformative participatory method. The two different…
We are taking Roots in the CAE Community!
Culture Action Europe and partners across Europe to explore culture’s role in shaping hopeful, inclusive futures. EMCCINNO’s main cultural community partner, Culture Action Europe, will be hosting its flagship gathering in Turin from 4-7 June 2025. BEYOND 2025: Being Many is a call to actionable hope in perilous times. Uncertainties shape our present…
Graceful retreat | Retirada digna (ES)
A concept describing a deliberate, just, and creative withdrawal from unsustainable practices, infrastructure, or territories. It reframes retreat not as a defeat, but as a dignified and regenerative step, that opens up possibilities for recovery and renewal. In urban planning, it involves anticipating climate and ecological processes that require the relocation of homes, industrial centres, or other urban facilities. In a broader sense, it can refer to freeing up or suspending areas of action to give space to species other than humans. In the light of recent wildfires across Southern Europe, it resonates as an urgent lens for adaptation.
Joanna Crowson, Jorge Gallardo and Andrew Zionts (Be.Time)