D2.3 Co-design methodology template

This report has been submitted by Fondazione scuola di Pace Monte Sole (Italy) as deliverable D2.3 within the framework of H2020 project "SO-CLOSE: Enhancing Social Cohesion through Sharing the Cultural Heritage of Forced Migrations" Grant No. 870939.The goal of this report is to illustrate the co-creation methodology as a natural consequence determined by the context and the premises of the SO-CLOSE project design and Consortium.The text develops firstly an introduction as a short analytical report of the project framework, both in terms of scientific competences and interactional practices present in the Consortium and it turns then to a critic review of literature and experiences about co-creation. Finally, it presents the co-design methodology template, elaborated as a result of the work carried out throughout WP2, which has included training workshops, Focus Groups and a validation survey

D2.4 Co-design methodology evaluation

This report has been submitted by Fondazione scuola di pace di Monte Sole as deliverable D2.4 within the framework of H2020 project "SO-CLOSE: Enhancing Social Cohesion through Sharing the Cultural Heritage of Forced Migrations" Grant No. 870939.The goal of this deliverable is to infer the evaluation of the co-creation methodology starting from the design of it, illustrated in D2.3, and from the context and the premises of the So-Close project design and Consortium. The text develops an introduction as a short analytical framework and it then suggests a web of questions to be answered to verify if the deployment of the participative, cooperative and collaborative methodology was effectively put in action

D5.7-Policy Paper 2. Recommendations on policies to promote mutual understanding between refugees and the local communities in Europe

The deliverable develops the WP2 activities' findings into recommendations for policy makers, in order to enhance social cohesion, mutual undertanding and efeective integration between local communities and refugee / asylum seeker individuals and communities in terms of cultural heritage and historical and personal memories

WP2 : Co-design of the tools for cultural heritage co-creation

Training session. Main goals are A) to prepare cultural institutions for their task of conducting focus groups as part of WP2 and B) to start off the partners in their design of their respective focus group meetings. To achieve these goals, the workshop will provide, during day 1, the theoretical background upon which focus groups are based, the various options to choose from for the design of focus groups and then some concrete examples on focus groups on migrants/refugees. We will also consider the ethical aspects of conducting this type of work. Day 2 will be more hands-on, with the cultural partners presenting their ideas and concrete objectives with the focus groups and the academic partners giving feedback and responding to questions