Who does the public space belong to?

During this two-day training course, participants explore public space from a social work perspective. They learn how the design and use of public spaces influence meeting, participation, exclusion, and conflict. Using the methodology of social tracking and observation, they analyze how different groups experience public space. The training course offers tools to actively contribute as a social professional to public spaces that align with the needs of residents and stimulate meeting, connection, and inclusion. It is aimed at social professionals and organizations that want to better understand and use public space as a lever for social work.