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periferiasdibujadas[at]riseup.net

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by Kitti Baracsi in collaboration with numerous children, researchers, educators, teachers, artists and other citizens

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improbable observatory of urban inequalities and conflicts 

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improbable observatory of urban inequalities and conflicts

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Students of the Gómez Moreno Elementary School
Dario Ranocchiari: Visual ethnographer.
Gloria Calabresi: Anthropologist and educator.
Francesca Cogni: Filmmaker and artist.
The school's Learning Community and other volunteers:  families, neighbourhood residents, university students.

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Co-creators - Little Anthropology Workshop 

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Co-creators - Little Anthropology Workshop 

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4th graders, 2021/22, Sampaio Garrido Elementary School
Giulia Cavallo: Anthropologist and illustrator. Lecturer in Anthropology.

Micol Brazzabeni:  Social mediator, anthropologist and activist.
CRIA - Centre for Research in Anthropology

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Beneens Lauren, Billemon Elly, Born Flore, Bulcke Birgit,Eeckelaerts Aïsa, Guerti Nisrine, Kesteloot Lieselotte, Scartorchia Luna, Van Broeck Max, Van den Broeck Lotte, Van den Eeden Lobke, Vercauteren Paulien, Wouters Britt, Yang Mengyu
Child participants of JES Antwerpen, Luchtbal

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The Wishwindow allows children (and not only) to draw 'on the city'.  It invites us to look at our neighbourhood through the dreams, memories, feelings, knowledge and conflicts that we see through a 'window'. It provides a space of imagination and creativity, but also of social critique. These drawings were made by children in Luchtbal, Antwerp.

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IDW Antwerp 2022
Urban legends in the making workshop
University of Antwerp, JES Antwerpen

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Dom Afonso Henriques visits the Anjos neighbourhood in 2022 and a group of children from the Sampaio Garrido school keeps him company. What has changed? Who lives here? What is an ice-cream shop?

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O que é isto? O que é aquilo? - What is this? What is that? with EN sub

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Dom Afonso Henriques visita o bairro de Anjos em 2022 e um grupo de crianças da escola Sampaio Garrido faz-lhe companhia. O que mudou? Quem vive cá? O que é uma gelataria? O desenho animado criado pelxs alunxs conta os resultados da investigação que realizaram sobre o bairro e xs sxs comerciantxs durante o projeto Pequena Oficina de Antropologia.

Dom Afonso Henriques visits the Anjos neighbourhood in 2022 and a group of children from the Sampaio Garrido school keeps him company. What has changed? Who lives here? What is an ice-cream shop? The cartoon, created by the students, tells what they have learned about the neighbourhood and the local commerce during the Little Anthropology Workshop project.

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Designing the Meantime, IDW Antwerp, Luchtbal

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The 2022 edition of the International Design Workshop Week Antwerp took place in and around Luchtbal. During this week, at the ‘Urban legends in the making’ workshop, students of architecture, interior architecture, product development, and painting from the University of Antwerp and AP Hogeschool worked together on a specific project: What if children could help create a place that does not yet exist, by experiencing the present in their imagination? During the workshop the students created a frame, the Wishwindow and tested it together with child participants of JES Antwerpen in Luchtbal, a neighbourhood of Antwerp. Through this tool, the children reimagined the capping of the Antwerp ring road nearby and expressed their views on the inequalities they experience in their context.

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The Albayzín, human heritage was developed in the Gómez Moreno school in the Albayzín district of Granada between 2018 and 2020. It was a collaborative research project which reflected on the meaning of 'heritage' and opened a search for 'human heritage' in this neighbourhood that holds the UNESCO world heritage title, and that is strongly affected by processes of gentrification and touristification.
The students of 6 different classes (4-5-6th grade), participated in collective mappings, through which they identified the issues to focus on, based on their lived experiences in the neighbourhood. Subsequently, they went out to the streets to interview people who inhabit the neighbourhood: neighbours, shopkeepers, and tourists. In the successive debates, they identified the emerging topics: from music to coexistence in the neighbourhood. The students prepared cartoons, videos, small performances, and compiled their experiences throughout the project in maps that include drawings and photos and interviews, debates, and theatre accessible through QR codes.

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Little Anthropology Workshop, Lisbon, Anjos 

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The Little Anthropology Workshop project was carried out with the students of the two 4th grade classes in the Sampaio Garrido elementary school in Lisbon (Nuno Gonçalves School Group), in the neighbourhood of Anjos. The children collectively conducted micro-research on their neighbourhood to answer the question: What makes a neighbourhood? Through activities such as exploratory walks, interviews, listening to the sounds of the city, they learnt about their neighbourhood. The reflections and analysis carried out in creative formats were exhibited in a square in front of the school in the form of a map, photographic records, drawings, comics.  The project was part of the 'Fazer Acontecer 2019' Programme supported by the Lisbon City Hall.

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Short film designed and created by fourth-grade students with Francesca Cogni's support. The students conceived a script based on a series of interviews with neighbours/tourists and the debates that arose from them.

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Short film designed and created by fourth-grade students (class 4B). The students conceived a script based on a series of interviews with neighbours/tourists and the debates that arose from them. The activities were carried out within the collaborative research project "Albayzín, Human Heritage" at the Gómez Moreno Elementary School, under the supervision of Dario Ranocchiari and Kitti Baracsi (March and June 2018). The short film's creation was supervised and supported by Francesca Cogni's. 

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