Next to our work with clients, we regularly initiate research projects. Their aim is to investigate subjects in the fields of society, politics, policy etc. that spark our interest. We use our research projects to contribute to debates in these areas by creating playable prototypes. At the moment, we are working on AJI. This is […]
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‘Playful Design for Activism’ at E‑Motive Day 2015
At the start of this year I was invited to demo Standing and to speak at E‑Motive Day, a joining of innovative civil society organisations interested in (as they put it) North-South exchanges. In my lecture I talked about how Standing works and why it is interesting for civil society organisations (or NGOs). I also […]