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Co-designing Protocols, Practices, and Methods for Transformations
In the FIRI project, one of our goals was to co-develop concrete approaches for fostering transformative, transdisciplinary collaboration—especially in initiatives that seek to re-visibilize human-nature relationships. Across the two workshops, we tried to articulate and define what we had been doing intuitively, deliberately, or experimentally throughout the project and identify important aspects to be included in any future initiatives. This resulted in a collaboratively
rosececilenelson
Oct 201 min read


Co-creation across knowledge systems: Problem-framing, research questions, solutions, and assessment methods
Integrating diverse knowledge systems is far from straightforward. The FIRI project confronted this challenge by testing, adapting, and...
rosececilenelson
Sep 303 min read


How we built a team: Methods for connection, reflection, and co-creation
Building a strong foundation for transdisciplinary collaboration means creating space for connection; in the case of FIRI not only...
rosececilenelson
Apr 284 min read


Re-visibilizing relations: Centering Indigenous Knowledge in Switzerland's path to transformation
How can we rethink relations among humans and the rest of nature in a way that doesn’t repeat colonial patterns? The FIRI project brought...
rosececilenelson
Apr 153 min read
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