The matter is a new nascent social network: a desktop of proposition, confrontation and deliberation that could be used both to make seriously advance democracy and simply to have fun. Tribes of friends, associations, working équipes, condominiums, sports teams, political ...
As many of you know, Memefest has been working with Aboriginal activists in Australia for a couple of years now. As part of last year's symposium and workshop we made contact with many new friends in Melbourne who are ...
In contemporary Australia the words ‘country’, ‘decolonisation’, ‘family’ and ‘law’ are loaded with meanings that differ greatly from person to person across this nation’s Aboriginal and migrant communities.
As part of Memefest's Radical Intimacies, a small group of ...
An interesting article on the failure of social media "dialogue".
https://medium.com/i-data/israel-gaza-war-data-a54969aeb23e
Hi all,
I am beginning the process of encouraging a critical design connective called Imp-act (an Imp being a small and mischievous creature). It is a association of students/practitioners/thinkers etc in the local Brisbane area creating and then ...
Few weeks ago I posted this on my community board here at Memefest and there was some response, and a short discussion:
"Four years ago,
when we created this online platform with our social network, it was designed as an ...
Hey all! For the Memefest2013 theme of Food Democrazy, I just wanted to share some really promising recent initiatives from Copenhagen, Denmark:
First of all there is FRESH (subtitled: The most awesome supermarket in the world)
FRESH presents itself as ...
Open blog is a collective blog agregator. Posts that can be read and viewed
here have been originally posted by members of the
Memefest community.
While members of the community are able to check blog posts from the circle
of their comrades within the on-line profile, this is the place where you
are able to check on everything that has been bloged by anyone on this
platform. The toppics and styles are diverse as this community consists of
people from very different cultural, social backgrounds and also
very different fields of expertice. Together- and through time- we hope –
this gives us a good picture of radical communication culture.
