🙌🏼 Before the end of the year, we come loaded with innovative proposals that we are sure you will be interested in:

1️⃣ Yesterday we launched our School of Creativity and Democracy with a free webinar by Linton Rainford and Ali Coleman, two young people from Manchester who will teach us how digital tools and creative methods can drive youth-led activism on housing, climate crisis, mental health and human rights. Attendance (virtual) is open to the public and we would love to invite you to participate.

We have two more dates: 27 and 28 November, where Sam Dixon and Chimwemwe Chirwa will talk about creative methods, such as podcasting, poetry or zines, and legislative theatre as very effective tools to empower young people to actively participate in shaping the public policies that affect them. We look forward to seeing you there!

2️⃣ For next week, we have prepared a very special day. On Tuesday 26 November, from 9:30 to 18:00, a series of activities will be presented at the Canòdrom in Barcelona, focused on cultural projects that will change the way we understand music, cinema and the publishing world. We will explain tips and success stories of crowdfunding campaigns to inspire you to launch your own initiative. Again, attendance is free and open to anyone who wants to learn how to carry out their project.

What about you? What are you interested in?

😙 At the Platoniq Foundation we are dedicated to disseminating innovative democratic initiatives that add value for citizens, as well as to promoting crowdfunding for projects with social impact through our platform Goteo.org. Join us at our events and continue promoting democratic transition and collective empowerment.

See you in the next newsletter! 😜

That's as far as we go. We hope this newsletter has encouraged you to keep walking towards the society of all and for all that we are gradually approaching. See you next time!