Working Group 4 Dissemination and The Communication Strategies of the CA18214

Working Group 4 Dissemination

WG4: Dissemination. Dissemination of the main results of the COST action, which concerns the following tasks: Task 4.1 is dedicated to the dissemination of the results of the research projects that will be presented in national and international scientific conferences, refereed journal articles and reports; Task 4.2 focuses on knowledge transfer at all levels, including the possibility for science education and training. In particular, through a mix of face-to-face events (interviews, meetings and workshops) the objective is to empower stakeholders, starting from the elderly themselves.

 

WG4 leader  Bruno Moriset

WG4 vice leader Hans Westlund

WG4 vice leader  Patricia Melo

 

 

The communication strategies aim to create a public awareness and enhance the visibility of the CA18214 results, consortium, and the research programme. They encourage COST members to use the results, increasing the chances the CA18214 research is making in terms of impacts. We create immediate, short/medium term societal impacts.

Communication strategies are about internal and external communication of the COST Action CA18214 amongst COST members and the larger audience of experts and non-experts (e.g. results from working groups, activities and deliverables). The Communication is using on-line tools (Slack and social media such as Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin), and offline tools (newspapers, news letters and TV channels). The Communication  is devoted to the development of multimedia contents (podcasts, videos,  etc.) and the web site of the research project.

 

Science Communication Manager Mina Di Marino

Published 20. November 2019 - 15:49 - Updated 15. December 2020 - 10:08

New Working Spaces

The COST Action CA18214 'The geography of New Working Spaces and the impact on the periphery' focuses on i) sharing the scientific outcomes on new working spaces (definitions, typologies and geographical distributions) ii) comparing the best practices and direct and indirect impacts with a particular focus on the periphery iii) sharing the policy tools across the countries.

The CA18214 provides a interdisciplinary perspective on New Working Spaces which are classified as follows: i) collaborative and creative working spaces (coworking spacesand smart work centres); (ii) makerspaces and other technical spaces (fablabs, open workshops); (iii) other new working spaces (hackerspaces, Living Lab and corporate labs); (iv) informal new working spaces (coffee shops and libraries).