Learning Cities 2030

Report of Australian Learning Communities Network Regional Conference in May in Townsville

Posted July 7, 2014 - 15:11 by Judith Jensen

Subscribers will recall that the Australian Learning Communities Network held a Regional Conference in May in Townsville.  I think we all agree it was a great program with lots of opportunities to develop our skills.  It has taken a little while but I have now updated the webpage to include the presenters’ powerpoints as well as our report at this link; the report is also featured below for easy access.

Inauguration of Learning Cities Networks, a PASCAL Learning Cities 2020 project:

Posted July 1, 2014 - 11:51 by Peter Kearns

The Chairman of the PASCAL Governing Board, Dr Josef Konvitz, issued the following statement today on the inauguration of the new program of Learning Cities Networks, a PASCAL Learning Cities 2020 project:

About Taipei Learning City

Posted June 28, 2014 - 10:50 by Pi-yun Yang

I am a coordinator of Taipei Learning City, and have written some articles about Learning Cities over the past three years. The files included below consist of articles on the Taipei Learning City website.

I hope these articles can help you understand Taipei Learning City better.

Ripples - Winter 2014 Newsletter of the Australian Learning Communities Network

Posted June 18, 2014 - 16:21 by Jim Saleeba

Please find attached the winter 2014 newsletter of the Australian Learning Communities Network. This includes reports of the recent Learning Cities workshops in Frankston, Canberra and Townsville, at which Mike Osborne, PASCAL director in Europe, spoke (and much more).

Connecting Research with Cities

Posted June 18, 2014 - 16:14 by Mike Osborne

In early 2014, the Future Cities Catapult, the UK’s government-backed urban innovation centre, commissioned the Urban Systems Laboratory at Imperial College London to outline the range of research currently underway in UK universities that connected with cities.

Sustainia 100 reports

Posted June 17, 2014 - 12:13 by Peter Kearns

A useful source of innovations that often involve entrepreneurial action may be found in the annual Sustainia 100 reports. These reports give 100 selected innovations across 10 sectors. The sectors are cities, energy, food, IT, education, health, resources etc. There are 10 selected innovations in each sector. Browsing these you may find good examples of entrepreneurial action you can follow up on.

Cultural Planning Forums Across Victoria: second and third forums – June/July 2014

Posted June 12, 2014 - 21:53 by Kim Dunphy

The Cultural Planning Forums in Victoria may be of interest to PASCAL subscribers and especially the network within the Learning Cities Network (LCN) concerned with Harnessing Cultural Policies in Building Sustainable Learning Cities.

The forums are presented by the Cultural Development Network (CDN) in collaboration with the Arts and Cultural Committee, Municipal Association of Victoria, and the Melbourne City Council, Corangamite Shire Council, Gannawarra Shire Council, Mitchell Shire Council and Latrobe City Council.

Taipei Learning City

Posted June 12, 2014 - 16:27 by Pi-yun Yang

I am a coordinator of Taipei Learning City and I have written a number of articles about the Learning City during the past three years. The attachment in this email is a list of articles that can be found at the Taipei Learning City website.

New Projects in Glasgow and Ostersund

Posted June 11, 2014 - 11:55 by Henrik Zipsane

Attached you will find details of initiatives that have received funding in Glasgow and Ostersund and which I hope will be of interest to you, and especially those within PASCAL's Learning Cities Networks theme of Harnessing Cultural Policies in Building Sustainable Learning Cities.

EcCoWell Cork - 7th Heaven (Meeting)

Posted June 11, 2014 - 11:37 by Denis Barrett

The most recent EcCoWeLL session in Cork on Thurs 5th June went very well, with 74 attending, confined to those who had participated in previous EcCoWeLL events.

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