In December 2015 we presented the Lullaby Installation at the Arab-Jewish Community Center Tel Aviv/Yafo. Many thanks to Ibrahim and Shira for hosting us. Special thanks to all participants! And to our team members Iohanna Nicenboim & Fabrizio Lamoncha. Read More

http://memoriesofthefuture.community-now.org Memories of the Future – Narrating intercultural spaces @ the Living Future Event, November 2015, AJCC, Tel Aviv/Yafo, powered by the German-Israeli Future Forum Foundation DIZF Bianca Herlo, Jennifer Schubert, Prof. Rachel Kullus The Read More

In November 2015 we presented our tools and methods, the Community Now project and the concept idea for “Vernetzte Nachbarschaften NRW” to the Minister für Bauen, Wohnen, Stadtentwicklung und Verkehr of Nordrhein-Westfalen, at Tagung der Netzwerke NRW 2015. Read More

Installation at Mehringplatz Berlin In order to inform and concretize a participatory process around a public issue in the Mehringplatz neighborhood in Berlin, we conceptualized and implemented a digital-analoge audio box. The topic was the longterm construction side in the Read More

De:Routing Video by Na’ama Landau & Yoav Lutzki Read More

Video by Na’ama Landau & Yoav Lutzki Read More

Design Research Lab with ‘Community Now?‘ at the Muslala Festival: Andreas Unteidig & Lutz Reiter created the ‘hybrid meeting point’ as an open network with exclusive local wifi & the hybrid letterbox. Read More

Community Now? The Politics of participatory Design Symposium – Video documentation by Na’ama Landau & Ayellet Beck Read More

Last May we had the opportunity to participate in the Living Future conference of the German-Israeli Future Forum Foundation (DIZF) and to present our @HybridLetterbox to the presidents of Germany and Israel, Joachim Gauck and Reuven Rivlin. Thanks for this wonderful event! Read More

Madeira Institute of Interactive Technologies & the DRLab colaborated for the Community Now? Symposium and developed Yasmin’s Adventure – an application that gives you an undestanding of the neighborhood between the Jewish Museum Berlin and the Living Lab at Read More