Coworking Values Podcast

Listen in to hear a guest show hosted by students studying at the European University Viadrina under the tutelage of Johanna Voll the co-founder of the Coworking library. They were curious about the project ‘Media Residents’ as it provides refugees a place to work and a network, helping them to join a community they likely wouldn’t have in Germany. They interview John Brüggemann the Coworking Space Owner. You can find out more below:European University ViadrinaCoworking Space - Media Residents: www.media-residents.de & www.gesichtzeigen.de

Listen in to hear a guest show hosted by students studying at the European University Viadrina [https://www.europa-uni.de] under the tutelage of Johanna Voll [https://www.linkedin.com/in/johannavoll/] the co-founder of the Coworking library [https://coworkinglibrary.com/].

They were curious about the project 'Media Residents' as it provides refugees a place to work and a

network, helping them to join a community they likely wouldn't have in Germany.

They interview John Brüggemann [https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnbrueggemann/] the Coworking Space Owner.

You can find out more below:

European University Viadrina [https://www.europa-uni.de]

Coworking Space - Media Residents: www.media-residents.de [http://www.media-residents.de] & www.gesichtzeigen.de [http://www.gesichtzeigen.de]

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In this episode we talk with Cutwork Studio Paris.

Welcome to Coworking Values the podcast of the European Coworking Assembly. Each week we deep dive into one of the values of accessibility, community, openness, collaboration and sustainability. Learn how these values can make or break Coworking culture.

Listen in to hear us talk with Bryce Willem and Antonin Yuji Maeno from Cutwork Studios about the next big change that our cities are undergoing. Previously we had the elevator where people were freed from the bottom floors and buildings rocketed skywards.

Now we have the laptop which is pushing us to innovate a lot around how we think about spaces, it’s time we think about space in a more flexible and adaptable way when it comes to design.

We’ve already started subconsciously; bedrooms are slowly becoming office spaces. Architecture and design need to adapt to find what the new complimentary forms are to support changing lifestyles and the types of communities that laptops facilitate, such as Coworking and Co-living spaces. They call this cohabitation!

Coworking values is the podcast of the European Coworking Assembly and is hosted by the Coalescent Network. This podcast series focuses on the five core values of coworking; accessibility, community, openness, collaboration and sustainability. We've found these values are crucial to the ethos and success of a workplace environment. By educating those that run Coworking spaces, this series intends to improve both the individual workspace and the industry as a whole.

In this episode we talk with Cutwork Studio Paris.

Welcome to Coworking Values the podcast of the European Coworking Assembly. Each week we deep dive into one of the values of accessibility, community, openness, collaboration and sustainability. Learn how these values can make or break Coworking culture.

Listen in to hear us talk with Bryce Willem and Antonin Yuji Maeno from Cutwork Studios about the next big change that our cities are undergoing. Previously we had the elevator where people were freed from the bottom floors and buildings rocketed skywards.

Now we have the laptop which is pushing us to innovate a lot around how we think about spaces, it’s time we think about space in a more flexible and adaptable way when it comes to design.

We’ve already started subconsciously; bedrooms are slowly becoming office spaces. Architecture and design need to adapt to find what the new complimentary forms are to support changing lifestyles and the types of communities that laptops facilitate, such as Coworking and Co-living spaces. They call this cohabitation!

Coworking values is the podcast of the European Coworking Assembly and is hosted by the Coalescent Network. This podcast series focuses on the five core values of coworking; accessibility, community, openness, collaboration and sustainability. We've found these values are crucial to the ethos and success of a workplace environment. By educating those that run Coworking spaces, this series intends to improve both the individual workspace and the industry as a whole.

In this episode we talk with Cutwork Studio [https://cutworkstudio.com/]Paris.

Welcome to Coworking Values the podcast of the European Coworking Assembly [https://coworkingassembly.eu/]. Each week we deep dive into one of the values of accessibility, community, openness, collaboration and sustainability. Learn how these values can make or break Coworking culture.

Listen in to hear us talk with Bryce Willem [https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryce-willem/] and Antonin Yuji Maeno [https://www.linkedin.com/in/antonin-yuji-maeno-393154aa/] from Cutwork Studios [https://cutworkstudio.com/] about the next big change that our cities are undergoing. Previously we had the elevator where people were freed from the bottom floors and buildings rocketed skywards.

Now we have the laptop which is pushing us to innovate a lot around how we think about spaces, it's time we think about space in a more flexible and adaptable way when it comes to design.

We've already started subconsciously; bedrooms are slowly becoming office spaces. Architecture and design need to adapt to find what the new complimentary forms are to support changing lifestyles and the types of communities that laptops facilitate, such as Coworking and Co-living spaces. They call this cohabitation!

Coworking values is the podcast of the European Coworking Assembly [https://coworkingassembly.eu/] and is hosted by the Coalescent Network. This podcast series focuses on the five core values of coworking; accessibility, community, openness, collaboration and sustainability. We've found these values are crucial to the ethos and success of a workplace environment. By educating those that run Coworking spaces, this series intends to improve both the individual workspace and the industry as a whole.

Subscribe to Coworking Values Podcast [https://mysoundwise.com/soundcasts/1586605780737s] on Soundwise [https://mysoundwise.com/soundcasts/1586605780737s]

In this episode, we chat with Stephanie Gamauf who is leading two workshops with our friends from Stir To Action that explore how could create coworking spaces that are relevant to local economic development.

 

Stephanie is a Community Organiser based in Brixton and Head of Partnerships at the Brixton Impact Hub, where she leads on programmes to support local economic growth.

Her background is in international development and participatory democracy.

In the past, she has been involved in community capacity building projects with NGOs and UN programmes in Mexico and Kenya.

Coworking 2.0: Community Spaces For Social Action

Dates & Locations:

Price:£75

Times:10AM-4PM

London 24 November 2018 - Space4 Finsbury Park

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Bristol, 16 March 2019

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* Low-Income Price: £50

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Workshop details

How can we create coworking spaces that are relevant to local economic development? What is needed for these spaces to effectively support community business and be part of a movement for social change instead of gentrification? With a majority of coworking spaces situated in urban box parks and financial districts, their communities are primarily white, middle-class and increasingly isolated from the socio-economic challenges faced by citizens in surrounding neighbourhoods.

Drawing from some of the most successful examples of community organising, this workshop equips you with a et of concrete steps to build bridges between entrepreneurship and development, and offers tools for the building of inclusive and meaningful communities.
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What To Expect
‍
— Coworking in a gentrification context.

— Community Management vs Community Organising: Understanding the difference.

— Becoming part of a local business ecosystem: New approaches to partnership-building.

— Creating a culture of mutual aid.

‍‍What I'll Leave With:

— Basic principles of community organising.

— A neighbourhood map of local organisations.

— Strategies for targeted outreach and culture setting.

— Strategies for building peer-to-peer business support.

‍Who It's For:

— Social business coaches and consultants.

— Facilitators and organisers.

— Founders and members of co-working spaces.

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In this episode, we chat with Stephanie Gamauf who is leading two workshops with our friends from Stir To Action that explore how could create coworking spaces that are relevant to local economic development.

Stephanie is a Community Organiser based in Brixton and Head of Partnerships at the Brixton Impact Hub, where she leads on programmes to support local economic growth.

Her background is in international development and participatory democracy.

In the past, she has been involved in community capacity building projects with NGOs and UN programmes in Mexico and Kenya.

Coworking 2.0: Community Spaces For Social Action

Dates & Locations:

Price:£75

Times:10AM-4PM

London 24 November 2018 - Space4 Finsbury Park

Book Now

Bristol, 16 March 2019

Book Now

* Low-Income Price: £50

Book Now

Workshop details

How can we create coworking spaces that are relevant to local economic development? What is needed for these spaces to effectively support community business and be part of a movement for social change instead of gentrification? With a majority of coworking spaces situated in urban box parks and financial districts, their communities are primarily white, middle-class and increasingly isolated from the socio-economic challenges faced by citizens in surrounding neighbourhoods.

Drawing from some of the most successful examples of community organising, this workshop equips you with a et of concrete steps to build bridges between entrepreneurship and development, and offers tools for the building of inclusive and meaningful communities.

‍

What To Expect

‍

— Coworking in a gentrification context.

— Community Management vs Community Organising: Understanding the difference.

— Becoming part of a local business ecosystem: New approaches to partnership-building.

— Creating a culture of mutual aid.

‍‍What I'll Leave With:

— Basic principles of community organising.

— A neighbourhood map of local organisations.

— Strategies for targeted outreach and culture setting.

— Strategies for building peer-to-peer business support.

‍Who It's For:

— Social business coaches and consultants.

— Facilitators and organisers.

— Founders and members of co-working spaces.

In this episode, we chat with Stephanie Gamauf who is leading two workshops with our friends from Stir To Action that explore how could create coworking spaces that are relevant to local economic development.

Stephanie is a Community Organiser based in Brixton and Head of Partnerships at the Brixton Impact Hub, where she leads on programmes to support local economic growth.

Her background is in international development and participatory democracy.

In the past, she has been involved in community capacity building projects with NGOs and UN programmes in Mexico and Kenya.

Coworking 2.0: Community Spaces For Social Action

Dates & Locations:

Price:£75

Times:10AM-4PM

London 24 November 2018 - Space4 Finsbury Park

Book Now

Bristol, 16 March 2019

Book Now

* Low-Income Price: £50

Book Now

Workshop details

How can we create coworking spaces that are relevant to local economic development? What is needed for these spaces to effectively support community business and be part of a movement for social change instead of gentrification? With a majority of coworking spaces situated in urban box parks and financial districts, their communities are primarily white, middle-class and increasingly isolated from the socio-economic challenges faced by citizens in surrounding neighbourhoods.

Drawing from some of the most successful examples of community organising, this workshop equips you with a et of concrete steps to build bridges between entrepreneurship and development, and offers tools for the building of inclusive and meaningful communities.

‍

What To Expect

‍

— Coworking in a gentrification context.

— Community Management vs Community Organising: Understanding the difference.

— Becoming part of a local business ecosystem: New approaches to partnership-building.

— Creating a culture of mutual aid.

‍‍What I'll Leave With:

— Basic principles of community organising.

— A neighbourhood map of local organisations.

— Strategies for targeted outreach and culture setting.

— Strategies for building peer-to-peer business support.

‍Who It's For:

— Social business coaches and consultants.

— Facilitators and organisers.

— Founders and members of co-working spaces.

Podcast one: COMMUNITY: Creative Hotspots and Rural Coworking + Coliving in Brandenburg

For our first community podcast, Johanna sat down with Philipp Hentschel who is involved in a few Coworking projects – both rural and the city. Other than two German people trying to talk in English to each other, you will find out more about the creative hotspots for Coworking and Coliving around Berlin in the federal state of Brandenburg. Philipp and his collaborators have discovered many unique spaces that he collects in a blog. We talk about his involvement in different communities, benefits for rural development, but also the biggest challenges for rural coworking and why you may not find many spaces named "coworking space". Together with a group of students Johanna will do some research within these communities and share the results in future Episodes of this podcast.

Guest: Philipp Hentschel

Johanna Voll: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johannavoll/

German Coworking Federation e.V.: http://coworking-germany.org/

European University Viadrina: https://www.kuwi.europa-uni.de/de/lehrstuhl/vs/polsoz/lsteam/wissma/voll/index.html

Interview:

Blog Creative spaces in Brandenburg: https://www.kreativorte-brandenburg.de/

Coconat: http://coconat-space.com/

Hof Prädikow: https://www.hof-praedikow.de/

Sun and Co: https://sun-and-co.com/

Mokrin House: http://www.mokrinhouse.com/

Podcast one: COMMUNITY: Creative Hotspots and Rural Coworking + Coliving in Brandenburg

For our first community podcast, Johanna sat down with Philipp Hentschel who is involved in a few Coworking projects – both rural and the city. Other than two German people trying to talk in English to each other, you will find out more about the creative hotspots for Coworking and Coliving around Berlin in the federal state of Brandenburg. Philipp and his collaborators have discovered many unique spaces that he collects in a blog. We talk about his involvement in different communities, benefits for rural development, but also the biggest challenges for rural coworking and why you may not find many spaces named "coworking space". Together with a group of students Johanna will do some research within these communities and share the results in future Episodes of this podcast.

Guest: Philipp Hentschel

Johanna Voll: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johannavoll/

German Coworking Federation e.V.: http://coworking-germany.org/

European University Viadrina: https://www.kuwi.europa-uni.de/de/lehrstuhl/vs/polsoz/lsteam/wissma/voll/index.html

Interview:

Blog Creative spaces in Brandenburg: https://www.kreativorte-brandenburg.de/

Coconat: http://coconat-space.com/

Hof Prädikow: https://www.hof-praedikow.de/

Sun and Co: https://sun-and-co.com/

Mokrin House: http://www.mokrinhouse.com/