(1/4) In 2023, the European Union awarded prizes for the first time to outstanding #citizenscience projects that promote #collaborative, #sustainable and #fair shaping of the future. Today we want to show you the 3 winning projects of the European Union Prize for Citizen Science ...
(2/4) Isala is the world’s largest #citizenscience project on women’s health studying the female microbiome and its influence on our health and wellbeing. Isala has both scientific and societal goals, such as finding better forms of diagnostics and therapeutics, but also raising greater awareness of vaginal and reproductive health. https://isala.be/en/
(3/4) The Urban Belonging Project innovates methods for #citizenengagement that foreground diverse and marginalized experiences in planning. The project invited participants who identify as lgbt+, deaf, homeless, internationals, ethnic minorities, mentally vulnerable, and/or physically disabled to document their experiences of belonging in Copenhagen using participatory GIS and a new #opensource photovoice app, developed for the project. #citizensciencehttps://urbanbelonging.com/en
(4/4) The Restart Project addresses the #environmental costs of our linear, consumerist #economy. It combines hands-on community repair engagement with the need for system change, via #citizendata collection and analysis, campaigning and policy influencing at EU and national level. #citizensciencehttps://therestartproject.org/
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