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Grieskram Graz

  • Posted on: 16 October 2017
  • By: Melanie Haeusel

An neighbourhood event took place in the district of Gries in Graz. Grieskram is conceptualized as a neighbourhood festival that is accessible to all.

Plant containers guiding to school

  • Posted on: 12 October 2017
  • By: Anja Grade

On their way to school, many children have to cross numerous streets every morning. All too often parking cars, hoardings etc. are blocking their view so that they have to step on the street to see if they can cross it. In a residents' meeting for children in the district Isarvorstadt, the safety of school routes was a big issue. Supported by the politics, the local environment organisation 'Green City' has launched a project to provide safer routes to school. Together with the children they build containers with plants, painted them and put them up to create a colourful zebra crossing.

Play me, I'm yours

  • Posted on: 12 October 2017
  • By: Anja Grade

Under the slogan “Play me, I'm yours” 17 pianos could be found at public spaces all over Munich. The idea behind is simple but effective: Music touches people and joins nations and generations. From the 31th of August until the 17th of September 2017 everyone was invited to take a seat and make music. Each piano had its individual character. Artists, architects, students, kindergartens, youth facilities and other creative minds were asked to submit their ideas for the design and the best were put into practice.

Walking for cleaner air

  • Posted on: 11 October 2017
  • By: Anja Grade

Every morning, the large amount of cars leads to a lot of traffic and a big chaos on the streets of Munich. Instead of waiting for the politicians to change something about that, the primary school in the district Ramersdorf took action to improve the situation: on the initiative of the parents' council, the school started a class competition. From the end of June until the end of July 2017, the children collected balls for each time they were not brought or picked up by car. The class who moved in the most eco-friendly manner has won the first place.

Bubble Parade Alba Iulia

  • Posted on: 11 October 2017
  • By: Cristiana Fica

Summary

Global Bubble Parade is a movement of passionate individuals who share the belief that happines is the journey, not the destination, by joining together in peaceful local parades of soap bubbles.  

Context

Your happiness is just a few bubbles away! The aim of the movement  is to celebrate happiness together, to promote everyday mindfulness and to build inclusive communities. In Alba Iulia the first edition took place in May this year and 1000 people including kids brought happiness into the street.  

The Traffic Snake Game

  • Posted on: 4 October 2017
  • By: Cristiana Fica

Summary

The Traffic Snake Game aims to break this vicious cycle of parents driving their children to school, by encouraging schools, children and parents to adopt walking, cycling, car sharing or public transport when travelling to and from school.

Context

This campaign is designed for primary schools and aims to encourage children, parents and teachers to adopt walking, cycling, public transport or car sharing when travelling to and from school.

Skirt Bike

  • Posted on: 4 October 2017
  • By: Nicolaie Moldovan

Summary

You can tell how bike-friendly a city is by the number of women on bikes. In a city where bike riding in general is not always a bliss, Skirt Bike aims to celebrate the independence and empowerment that cycling can provide to all women and to encourage those who don’t already cycle. SkirtBike is a fun, colorful and friendly women bicycle ride, where the skirt or the dress is the proper outfit.

Context

Blossoming roads

  • Posted on: 29 September 2017
  • By: Sara Giona

Summary

Within the EU mobility week, for 3 year in a row an interregional competition "Strade in fiore/ Blühnede Straßen" took place. The municipalities of South Tyrol and Tyrol were encouraged to transform some road sections into vital and meeting places. There has been no limit to creativity: municipalities could organize all kinds of activities e.g. a street party, a flea market, sports events, playgrounds, temporary lounges, etc. The most beautiful and original idea have been evaluated by a jury and awarded in an interregional event

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