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URL:https://www.hiig.de/en/events/city-making-in-the-digital-age/
SUMMARY:City Making in the Digital Age
DESCRIPTION:Eager to showcase themselves as innovative and future ready\, c
 ities worldwide are implementing a variety of new technologies intended to
  make city life more efficient\, convenient and sustainable. This developm
 ent\, often framed as the “Smart City”\, has the potential to transfor
 m local governance\, because vast data collection might better inform gove
 rnmental decisions. Many cities also partner with private companies in the
 ir quest to become “smart”\, hoping to capitalise on outside tech know
 ledge to make up for a lack of in-house expertise. At the same time\, digi
 tal platforms are transforming how space is used in the city. The digitali
 sation of large parts of city infrastructure raises new questions of priva
 cy\, data governance and (digital) design that have historically not been 
 part of city planning\, architecture and local governance: How can techno
 logy meaningfully improve citizens’ lives? What responsibilities does a 
 smart city have towards its residents? Who are the City Makers of the digi
 tal age?\n\n&nbsp\;\nCITY MAKING IN THE DIGITAL AGE\n\n\nThursday\, 21 Feb
 ruary 2019 | 7 – 8.30 pm | Doors open 6.30 pm\nHIIG | Französische Stra
 ße 9 | 10117 Berlin\n&nbsp\;\nPlease register for the event in advance vi
 a the registration form below.\n&nbsp\;\n\nThe moderator Benjamin Knödler
  will discuss with: \n\nMarleen Stikker\, co-founder of WAAG\, an Amsterda
 m based interdisciplinary non-profit media lab and research institute. In 
 her work\, she aims to put social values at the core of technology by crea
 ting and promoting open\, fair and inclusive innovations. She has been act
 ive in the field of internet and digital activism since the early nineties
 .\n\nBeate Albert\, head of the Berlin Partner Smart City Unit. She has wo
 rked with Berlin Partner for 15 years. Prior to her current position she 
 worked as a project manager in location marketing\, foreign business promo
 tion and smart city development.  She holds a degree in translation studi
 es from Humboldt University.\n\nThe program is introduced by Christian Gra
 uvogel (HIIG) and Prof. Elizabeth Sikiaridi and Prof. Frans Vogelaar (Hybr
 id Space Lab).\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nThis event is part of the digital macht stadt
  series\, which aims to bridge the gap between data and privacy experts\,
  urbanists\, architects\, city makers\, civil society and governance. It w
 ill facilitate a transdisciplinary dialogue that investigates developments
  at the intersection of cities and digital technology: The future of urban
  mobility and public space\, new forms of space utilisation in the digital
  society\, circular city\, climate adaptation\, and healthy cities.\n\nThe
  City Lab series is a cooperation between Alexander von Humboldt Institute
  for Internet and Society (HIIG) and Hybrid Space Lab. The “City Making 
 in the Digital Age“ event is supported by the Embassy of the Kingdom of 
 the Netherlands in Berlin
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CATEGORIES:Netzwerken
LOCATION:Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society\, Französische Straß
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