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Space Transcribers
Space Transcribers
http://spacetranscribers.com/EN/
Call for ideas 2018
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“Transcribe: Participatory Actions in Braga´s Social Housing Neighbourhoods” is a practice-led research about three social housing and their Roma community located in Braga, Portugal. This one year project is developed by Space Transcribers, and promoted by Braga´s City Council, as an integral part of the project "(Re)Escrever o Nosso Bairro".
Over the last year we have been developing several participatory, multidisciplinary, and pedagogic workshops (such as photography; sound; gender mapping...), which intend: to transcribe realities and ways of living with the community, making it visible to the wider public of the city of Braga; to develop mechanisms of mediation between the community and the local agents; to potentiate the children and teenagers of the social housing neighbourhoods with new artistic skills, such as the photography, the construction of spatial/urban models, the recording of sounds and the use of the social networks as a video archive of their everyday life.
Transcribe
Transcribe
“Transcribe: Participatory Actions in Braga´s Social Housing Neighbourhoods” is a practice-led research about three social housing and their Roma community located in Braga, Portugal. This one year project is developed by Space Transcribers, and promoted by Braga´s City Council, as an integral part of the project "(Re)Escrever o Nosso Bairro".
Over the last year we have been developing several participatory, multidisciplinary, and pedagogic workshops (such as photography; sound; gender mapping...), which intend: to transcribe realities and ways of living with the community, making it visible to the wider public of the city of Braga; to develop mechanisms of mediation between the community and the local agents; to potentiate the children and teenagers of the social housing neighbourhoods with new artistic skills, such as the photography, the construction of spatial/urban models, the recording of sounds and the use of the social networks as a video archive of their everyday life.