The Glocal Camp is the physical event organised by the international CivicWise community that seeks to enforce the global knowledge of the network in a specific local area, promoting the collective and mutual empowerment of territories.
CivicWise is a distributed and open international network whose purpose is the promotion, research and development of new processes that improve the expanse and depth of democracy for innovation and for territorial, urban and architectural design.
Impulse Workshop
COLLABORATIONS
Training Workshops
TRAINING
Conferences
KNOWLEDGE-SPREADING
International CivicWise Network Summit
RESEARCH
Community Engagement-Networking
CELEBRATION
In each edition, Glocal Camp has been evolving towards taking full advantage of the global knowledge generated by the people that make up the CivicWise network for a greater impact in the local context in which it is developed.
1ST Ed. ParIs – May 20162ND Ed. Valencia – NovEMBER 20163RD ED. L’HOSPITALET – JULY 2017
LIVE!
Follow the development of this fourth edition in the Canary Islands day by day
Day 6 | "Apple is creating imprisoned users"
Glocal Camp, Civic Innovation School and Project Governance are the working groups of today. At the same time, Pascual Pérez […]
Read More ›Day 7 | Atlas from 'La isleta'
The Canary Islands received last year some 17 million tourists. “This is a perfect laboratory for building alternative projects to […]
Read More ›Day 5 | The periphery is an attitude
We interviewed Adolfo Chautón, urban geographer, social innovation facilitator and CivicWise researcher on civic economy. Start with a definition:
Read More ›Day 4 | Game VS Play and Glocal connection
Internal working day. In the morning, the workshops of the week were planned and three of them were started: Gobernace, […]
Read More ›Day 3 | Cohousing WTF
The Glocal Camp 2018 starts to be counter-programmed in an irremediable way. Today in the morning two meetings are being […]
Read More ›Day 2 | Im(pulse) to participation in the Canary Islands
“From the peninsula you have another image of the islands: you don’t know or value the natural and architectural heritage […]
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