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Co-creative community development

To tackle today's and tomorrow's complex societal problems, new forms of learning and knowledge creation that span different areas are needed. The theme of co-creative community development focuses on creating collaborative forms that promote research relevant to society.

Through innovative perspectives on learning and knowledge, we can strengthen sustainable and resilient societal processes. We emphasize the need for research that challenges power relations and promotes practical changes regarding difficult societal problems.

By focusing on collaboration and community creation, this theme can be integrated with other areas related to education, learning, and work. It can also include the development and integration of theoretical concepts and applied methods to solve real societal problems. Examples of themes can be cross-border learning for sustainable development and social methods for inclusive community development.

Examples of projects

SIRR - for sustainable rural areas

Sustainability, Innovation, and Resilience in Rural Areas - a project aimed at creating a stronger, more resilient, sustainable, and attractive countryside.

FREIIA - about island communities

Facilitating Resilience Empowerment Learning from Islands' Regions Approaches - a project that examines the specific conditions that island communities face and encounter.

Examples of published articles

Sunnemark, F., Assmo, P., Lundqvist-Westin, W., & Al Saad, T. (2023) exploring barriers and facilitators to knowledge transfer and learning processes through a cross-departmental collaborative project in a municipal organization. The Learning Organization. ISSN: 0969-6474.15 June 2023
Piper, L., Sunnemark, L., Sunnemark, F., Assmo, P., Gahnström, E. & Dahlqvist, K. (2023) Bridging Theory and Practice through Work- Integrated Learning (WIL): Critical Perspectives on The Conceptualisations of WIL at a University in Sweden. Critical Studies in Education.
Olsson, A. K., Bernhard, I., Arvemo, T., & Lundh Snis, U. (2021). A conceptual model for university-society research collaboration facilitating societal impact for local innovation. European Journal of Innovation Management, 24(4), 1335-1353.

Jan Gustafsson Nyckel

Professor

jan.gustafsson-nyckel@hv.se

+46520223704

Ulrika Lundh Snis

Professor

ulrika.snis@hv.se

+46520223519

Updated 2024-12-30

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