Participations. Vous avez dit.... "empowerment" ? Bacqué Marie-Hélène et Biewener Carole, L’empowerment une pratique émancipatrice. Le financement participatif peut-il bâtir des villes. Le financement participatif (crowfunding ou « financement par la foule ») est un marché en pleine expansion, expliquait le rapport de Crowdsourcing.org.
Les 452 plateformes de financement participatif dénombrées dans le monde en avril 2012 ont récolté 1,1 milliard de dollars de fonds en 2011 pour les projets qu’elles accueillaient – dont plus de la moitié pour des projets hébergés par des plateformes européennes. Comme quoi, le modèle du financement participatif n’est pas un phénomène uniquement lié aux modes de financement anglo-saxons, que l’on dit traditionnellement plus sensibles au mécénat et à la prise de risque que l’Europe.
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The Flyover Liverpool Merseyside Status: Collecting funds Category: Civic Space, Something Different We want to turn a concrete flyover into an amazing urban park for Liverpool - a vibrant place full of life, trees, shops, exhibitions & joy. Axiom Arts Gloucestershire Status: Fundraising Category: Art & Performance, Something Different Raising funds for the Axiom arts co-operative in Cheltenham, reclaiming spaces as creative places. Spacehive blog ... Treat your area to a Spring makeover. Raidlight – Partageons l’expérience Trail. Le contexte socio-politique de la démocratie participative : la question de "accountability", entre l’évaluation et la transparence.
Social Media + Interactive Digital Wall = Civil Debate at U. of Florida. In the Florida Gubernatorial Election of 2010, only 8 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds voted.
"Eight percent means that this generation has no voice with our political leadership," said Ann Henderson, director of the Bob Graham Center for Public Service at the University of Florida. "That's a problem to me. " This generation of millenials doesn't participate in democracy the way previous generations did. Their version of participation is reading blogs, sending stories they like to friends or watching "The Colbert Report. " While nothing's wrong with these actions, their communities need them to participate in more traditional forms of civic engagement, including voting, going to city council meetings and volunteering, Henderson said. With a new digital platform called The Wall, the Bob Graham Center for Public Service hopes to engage students in civil debates about economy, politics, and domestic and foreign policy.
How The Wall works The search for consensus. The Shwop Lab: ‘I want it now’ debate. [Alliancy Web] Le citoyen en plein cœur de la ville intelligente. Microsoft Word - TFTIC_FTU_final2_3avr.doc - TIC_participation_citoyenne.pdf. Microsoft Word - TFTIC_FTU_final2_3avr.doc - TIC_participation_citoyenne.pdf.