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26 October – 14 December 2021

For almost three years, GRACE project partners have worked towards implementing fundamental institutional change in 6 research performing and funding organisations. With an intense mutual learning programme and a co-creation environment, six expert partners have supported six other partners in developing a set of specific RRI-orientated Grounding Actions in their organisation. These actions have provided a basis for developing tailored 8-year RRI Roadmaps within these institutions to ensure their sustainability and full implementation over the long-term.

As the project comes to an end, project partners will share their findings and provide stakeholders with useful knowledge to implement RRI in research performing and funding organisations by organising a set of eight thematic webinars.

From 26 October to 14 December, these webinars will each address a different topic related to GRACE, with the participation of experts inside and outside of the project. Each webinar will take place online from 2:00pm to 3:30pm CET.

ON THE AGENDA:

26 Oct
2 Nov
9 Nov
16 Nov
23 Nov
30 Nov
7 Dec
14 Dec

Main considerations to take into account at the start of an RRI project
Making the case for public engagement
The challenges of developing gender equality plans (GEPs) in Research Funding organisations
Public Engagement from the research funding organisations’ perspective
Different approaches to Evaluation
Bottom-up RRI initiatives
Ethics and Data Protection in humanities research
RRI and Sustainability

TRANSFORM at GRACE final webinars

TRANSFORM, represented by Marzia Mazzonetto (BE participation), is taking part in the second GRACE webinar ‘Making the case for public engagement’, which will take place on 2 November from 2 pm to 3:30 pm. Marzia Mazzonetto, co-founder of BE participation and StickyDot, leads the mutual learning activities and coordinates Brussels-Capital regional cluster within TRANSFORM. Together with Laurène Cheilan (Bristol University and co-founder of CultureInstable) and Dr Maud Radstake (Utrecht University), they will discuss how value is created and demonstrated at different levels of actors involved to make a strong case for public engagement.

3 – 7 May 2021

Co-creating human-centered policies – for a better Europe

The pandemic has amplified already pressing economic, social, and environmental problems, challenging institutions and policymakers to find innovative solutions together with citizens. Join the SISCODE Final Conference and explore how to co-create and design the future through responsible, inclusive and innovative methods and get the chance to co-design a manifesto for future policymaking.

3 May
4 May
5 May
6 May
7 May

Developing a culture of co-creation with citizens
The power of empathy – design for policy
Letting go of power. How do we make sure EVERYONE is involved in the co-creation process?
Co-creation ecosystems: Enabling collaboration for sustainable cities
Co-creating a manifest for future policymaking

19 – 20 April 2021

The RRING project, Responsible Research and Innovation Networked Globally, funded by the European Commission under its Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme, is nearing completion. This two-day summit brings together the key learnings and insights from its activities.

RRING activities have shown that better collaboration among all science and technology stakeholders is needed for an advocacy directed toward influencing public policy and decision-making by policymakers to improve aspects such as public engagement, open access, gender, ethics, and science education and to allow science and technology to contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

To support science and technology stakeholders and empower them with the tools to achieve ever more responsibility and freedom in research and innovation, RRING has been developing recommendations for the development of competitive advantage based on RRI and conducting trials with countries supporting them in measuring progress on the priority areas of the Recommendation on Science. RRING is now evolving beyond the project itself to become an open and welcoming community, spreading and sharing the ideas of responsible research and innovation.

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