Anna Lindh Foundation

Open call: Collective Imagination workshop

Thematic area: Youth and education

Language: English

17 April at the World Culture Museum in Gothenburg

Civil society organisations in Sweden are navigating increasing social fragmentation, generational divides, and declining trust in democratic processes. While dialogue initiatives are common, they do not always lead to shared ownership or concrete action. At the same time, youth engagement is often limited to consultation rather than genuine co-creation.

The Collective Imagination workshop responds to this need by offering a structured and transferable participatory framework that strengthens democratic facilitation and youth-engaged decision-making.
🗓️ Friday 17 April at 09 - 15.
📍 Världskulturmuseet, Göteborg
Language: English
Free participation.
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The workshop is specifically designed for civil society practitioners and dialogue facilitators who design and lead participatory initiatives, particularly those involving youth engagement. The training strengthens the professional competence of those who shape dialogue and decision-making structures within their organisations.
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Sadia Sharmin is an architect and participatory design practitioner with extensive experience in co-creative processes, community engagement, and youth-focused civic initiatives in Sweden and internationally. Since 2023, she has been the project leader of Collective Imagination at Studieförbundet Bilda Sydväst, working with children, youth, and community stakeholders through a practice-based, action-research approach grounded in Learning by Doing.
Registration is open until Monday 13 April.
More information and registration: https://shorturl.at/Mrbbx