The CERUSI project focuses on rural and peripheral areas, seeking innovative solutions to the challenges faced by local communities. To better understand these communities, we hold Caravan Stops in each partner country. These are meetings with residents, providing an opportunity to ask them questions like, “What would you like to change?” and “Do you have any ideas on how to do it?” In Poland, the first meetings were held in the Chocz commune and municipalities in the Nowe Miasto district. Local activists from the “ANIMACJA” Foundation and the “Kacze Bagno – Miejsce Inicjatyw Pozytywnych Spółdzielnia Społeczna” (Kacze Bagno – Place of Positive Initiatives Social Cooperative) led the meetings on our behalf.
We are planning further meetings with residents in the spring, and in the next step, we want to invite them to work together to refine their emerging ideas and find solutions that are completely unconventional yet tailored to local circumstances.
All this as part of the #LabModules workshop series.
Stay tuned!
