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Les conférences Imaginisations

Happening in French in Paris Quoi? Les conférences Imaginisations s’intéressent au pouvoir qu’ont les mots de nous opposer ou de nous rassembler, de faire surgir de nouvelles possibilités et d’en occulter d’autres. Ce (…)

Agora 5. The Things We Did Next: embracing the mess

Diving into 2029: a narrative performance ‘David, let’s take a deep breath together’, says Alex Kelly, climate and social justice artist, to begin this fifth Agora: ‘Time stamp: October the 6th, 2029.’ Without further ado, (…)

Sailing the archipelagos of collective practices

“To have a practice, you need to have a community of practice” (Anna Tiquia, All Tomorrows Futures). At the beginning of our research on Collective Creative Practices for Transformation, this affirmation justly (…)

Politicrafting

The political project of Collective Creative Practices Ever since the beginning of the “Collective Creative Practices for Transformation” project, its name has been debated. If “naming the thing is enough for its meaning to (…)

What do narratives want?

The “collective creative practices” we have been observing since the beginning of 2022 are, in their own way, part of the more general search for “new narratives” that could facilitate the ecological and social (…)

Collective creative practices for transformation: first lessons learned

Assuming we do need “new narratives” to change the world, especially in the face of climate change, are certain conditions necessary for these narratives to play an effective role in transforming reality? In 2020 and 2021, (…)

Collective Creative Practices for Transformation

This project is part of the Narratopias project We define a collective creative practice as follows : A project led by individuals or organizations (artists, researchers, activists, public institutions, NGO’s..) who use (…)

The Future is Now: Futures Literacy for Youth

“The Future is Now” aims to “Equip young people and the youth sector with futures literacy (tools, methods and practice) that allows them to imagine alternative futures and influence the present.” It (…)

Narratopias

Narratopias is a collaborative and open project to organize, on a global scale, a collective response to the recurring call for “new narratives”. An invitation to embark on a search for alternative, (…)

Discover U+’s project, and how to take part in them!

If you wish to know more about some amazing projects we are doing, and find out how you can be part of it, join one of our Open Zoom Calls: May 24, 17:30-19:00 CEST (French) - Hosted by Ketty Steward, science fiction writer, (…)

Featured projects

Exposition/Exhibits

One of the actions put in place at U+ is to draw attention to alternative and artistic ways the (…)

Les conférences Imaginisations

This conference cycle focuses on the power of words to oppose or bring us together, to evoke new (…)

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Last publications

  • 2023.01.17 – Agora 5. The Things We Did Next: embracing the mess

  • 2023.01.10 – Sailing the archipelagos of collective practices

  • 2023.01.03 – Politicrafting

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Last events

  • (Past) 2022.10.06, 12:00–13:30 – Agora #5: The Things We Did Next - Demonstration and discussion

  • (Past) 2022.09.23–2022.09.27 – Programmation Décorama

  • (Past) 2022.07.07, 18:00–20:00 – Agora #4: Collectively writing [ourselves into] alternative futures

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