This short article seeks to explore intersections between the concepts of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and inclusion and their potential for societal transformation toward social justice and scientific improvement.
Data_labe will take over curation of content on the Global Perspectives tab in 2023. The organization believes in the centrality of peripheries in constructing full rights societies and aims to bring diverse voices together to discuss and guide...
Kersti Ruth Wissenbach On October 18 to 20 CoAct organised its Final Event Week. These three days full of activities were not meant to close the curtain though. Rather did we wish to take a moment to look back, reflect, discuss, and to look ahead...
Kersti Wissenbach On December 14, 2022 we celebrated the launch of our Global Perspectives publication. We took the opportunity to introduce the authors and their contributions to the five topics of the publication to a wider audience. The...
This graphic by Verity Harrison document is a testimony of the Co-Researchers’ contribution to CoAct for Mental Health over a long and still unfinished journey from 2020 to 2022. Co-Researchers, people with mental health problems and their families...
This policy brief provides policymakers, civil society organisations and research performing institutions with recommendations on how to use Citizen Social Science to support and shape social change. It offers an introduction to the approach and...
By Khan Rahi, Canadian Community-Based Research Network, Toronto, Canada In 2016, the Canadian Community-Based Research Network (CCRN) and its volunteers, based in Toronto, Canada, held a series of community-wide conversations to identify community...
By Andrew Anda Wöndu The formal educational system in South Sudan has its origins in the mid-nineteenth-century British colonial period. Christian missionaries set up mission schools to train natives for evangelization and recruitment into the...
We are launching a poster to support participation on the Platform Created by CoAct’s Consortium Partners in Argentina
Nurturing a shared understandings of concepts and opening up knowledge in cross-disciplinary research By Kersti R. Wissenbach Critical Making session during DOtS 19, Nakuru, Kenya On September 22, GIG hosted its final hangout addressing pressing...
