Celebrating the end of the "Research in Times of Corona" series with the launch of a new INSIST cahier reflecting on the LeuvenGymkhana experience.
New Publication: The Leuven Gymkhana: Transdisciplinary Action Research Questioning Socially Innovative Multi-Actor Collaborations in COVID Times
Presenting a new article written by Clara Medina García with Master Students Sharmada Najarayan and Pieter Van den Broeck published in Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems.
Research in times of Corona (part 7): the IASP Leuven Gymkhana 3.0
Extending action research in Leuven during the Fall Semester 2021 with a new group of IASP students.
New Publication: Innovative Multi-actor Collaborations as Collective Actors and Institutionalized Spaces. The case of Food Governance Transformation in Leuven (Belgium)
Introducing the new article written by Clara Medina García with Master Students Sharmada Najarayan and Lariza Castillo, Erik Béatse and Pieter Van den Broeck published in Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems.
Conferencia Internacional en Urbanismo y Planeamiento Agroecológico
Don't miss this online event where I presented the SI4SD project.
Research in times of Corona (part 5): the IMSDP Leuven Gymkhana 2.0
Action research in Leuven during the Spring Semester combining our PhD research, taking up the work advanced with IASP with a new group of researchers.
Research in times of Corona (part 3): the IASP Leuven Gymkhana
Action research in Leuven during the Fall Semester combining our PhD research, with a master thesis, the IASP course and stakeholder's interests and concerns.
Gent en Garde
An innovative process to codesign and implement a food policy and programme towards a more sustianable, resilient and just food system in Gent.
Leuven 2030
An initiative aimed at achieving a sustainable and carbon-neutral city through the cooperation of all social agents in the city of Leuven.
Master in Human Settlements (MaHS)
The Advanced Master in Human Settlements followed by the author in 2017-2018 where the research on Social innovation and the contemporary Madrid started, triggering the research project SI4SD.