From observations to co-research: Analysing the CCIs resource systems and services according to the challenges and opportunities of the climate transition
Creative case studies allow in-depth, multi-faceted explorations of complex issues in their real-life settings. In PACESETTERS it allows for a progressive analysis of advanced practices across the CCIs by identifying and responding to critical challenges of the climate transition.
Firmly rooted in the creative ecosystem approach, the creative case studies of PACESETTERS investigate the current and potential interdependencies between stakeholders, networks and their collaborations. Supported by cross-disciplinary, collaborative co-research methodology, these case studies make explicit links between the status of resources or services and the impact of potentially disruptive innovation.
Michelle is a PhD candidate in Drama, Theatre, and Performance at the University of Galway
Joe Lockwood is co-founder of the LAB Genalguacil - International Laboratory of Rural Innovation
Zoe Romano is a craftivist, digital and fabrication strategist, lecturer focused on social innovation, women in tech, open design.
PhD candidate in artistic research at the Trondheim Academy of Fine Art (NTNU)
Sabrina Rota is an economist, expert and networker in the field of cultural heritage
Jacob Jessen is Head of the Trondhem Academy of Fine Art
Emil A. Røyrvik is Professor at the Department of Sociology and Political Science, at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
Prerna Bishnoi is a PhD candidate at the Trondheim Academy of Fine Art in NTNU
Professor Jim Livesey is Established Professor of History at the University of Galway
Dr Jessamyn Fairfield, Art/science specialist
Florian Schneider is professor at NTNU and coordinator of PACESETTERS.
Max Gilgenmann (he/him) is a renown sustainability expert, advisor and facilitator with a focus on fashion and textiles