Session on-the-go

The workshop explores urban and intergenerational learning, inviting participants to engage in a collective mapping exercise in the streets of Aarhus. We will think about play as intergenerational learning through sensory observation, creative documentation techniques, and dialogues in the street. Participants will also learn about living archives, counter-cartographies, and multimodal ethnographies, as well as about how to apply them in their day-to-day work in the library. 

Host

Kitti Baracsi
Kitti is a Lisbon-based Hungarian critical educator, researcher, and curator. Kitti works on urban conflicts and collective learning. Founder of periferias dibujadas and co-founder of the Fazer do bairro a nossa casa intergenerational solidarity initiative, Kitti is also a graduate and former mentor of The Europe Challenge program.