By Maryham AbdelMalak, MSc Sustainability, Culture and Development, Durham University The PEOPLE project in the UK is researching the wellbeing of the ageing population and the role of telecare systems in ensuring a sustainable, graceful and a prolonged independent living. Our collaboration with Durham’s industrial partner, Kemuri, entails asses...
VU Amsterdam organised the first edition of the Sustainability Café with the people of EthnoBorrel. Read how the event was in the eyes of student reporter Charlotte Schreuders. The sphere was relaxed with food and drinks, and people felt free to talk about their own experiences and point-of-view about sustainability and anthropology. Students, alu...
PEOPLE project continues powering the Why the World Needs Anthropologists symposium, organised for the 6th consecutive year by the EASA Applied Anthropology Network. On 26 and 27 October 2018, we will be Designing the Future in Lisbon, Portugal. Following the successful and inspiring last year’s symposium in Durham, the PEOPLE project co...
Six members of the PEOPLE project team met up in Arnhem for a two-day intensive workshop, co-creating the forthcoming events, in particular the Co-Creation Camp that will take place in July, as well as ongoing project tasks. On 6 – 7 March 2018, PEOPLE industry partner Alliander hosted six PEOPLE team members at their headquarters […]...