Do you want to be part of selecting the winning projects? Take part in the Public Vote!

Want to be part of the Open call selection process? This is your chance to be part of selecting the five winning projects
out of the 11 finalists. The Jury selected a final shortlist out of over 50 amazing submissions and the public
webinar will give you the opportunity to see the creativity and innovation the applicants showcased in their approach
to fostering belonging. You will hear directly from the finalists, who will explain a bit more about their projects
and how they are looking to develop them within the Redesign Belonging programme. 

Redesigning Belonging explores how design and co-creation can nurture a sense of belonging. With the open call we
asked designers, students, creative makers and thinkers and anyone with innovative ideas to help us Redesign Belonging and
we are excited for the next stage of the process!

Webinar Programme

  • Introduction to the Redesign Belonging Open call
  • Pitch Podium presentation from all finalists
  • Public vote

    To join the Public Vote webinar on 3rd April 16:00 CET: Register here

Who are the finalists?

  • You Too Are A Wanderer, Carla Sanfratello Marco, Netherlands
    This project draws inspiration from mystical ancient stories. After a set of collaborative workshops and process, it will develop into a multi-media installation.
  • Home? Belonging Shortstories, Sarah Binkowski, Italy
    A social design initiative for migrant youth in Italy. It includes three stages: Ethnographic research at a youth club, a card game promoting honest dialogue and a poster series challenging stereotypes.
  • Homelore, Riddhi Varma & Céline Le Grand, Portugal
    Through weekly embroidery workshops, a safe, inclusive space is created for sharing stories, challenges, and aspirations. These craft sessions are not just activities but dialogue-driven, collaborative platforms.
  • Say It With A Comic, Lida Tsene, Athens Comics Library, Greece
    A project of impactful campaigns featuring real stories from real people. A comic book and a digital campaign will be created to advocate for women’s rights and empowerment.
  • Winadill Project, Tamara Mezina, Finland
    A service for women who cannot secure a full-time job but allows them the flexibility and opportunity to provide services to clients that fit within their schedules and responsibilities.
  • Unwritten Recipes, Meriç Çukurova & Scienthya Elona, Netherlands
    A participatory research project for Turkish and Indonesian migrant women that explores the emotional landscapes of migration through food and will develop into a collaborative zine.
  • Belonging in Motion, Bianca Grozea-Bănică & Nabila As’ad, Portugal
    A collaborative and participatory artistic platform that draws on the power of Applied Theatre to explore complex urban challenges and amplify the voices of underrepresented groups.
  • Cultivated: Where Women’s Stories Take Root, Monica Daley, Netherlands
    A community-driven platform that nurtures belonging by bridging heritage and home through shared traditions, ecological wisdom, and creative collaboration. 
  • Geologies of Belonging, Chiara Reverdito, Italy
    A project that provides opportunities for connection with the local environment and community to migrant women based in rural areas through participatory walks and a sensory kit.
  • Belonging Magazine, Marjan Sareh, Germany / Iran
    This is a seasonal magazine created by immigrant women — a space for professional storytelling, design, photography, translation, and art.
  • Why is Migration Always a Test?, Studio Sharp & Sour, Spain
    A communication campaign that seeks to highlight the cultural knowledge gap between migrants and locals, and challenges assumptions about integration.
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