ReThinkable 2024

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Progetto di cooperazione internazionale «Finanza solidale e sviluppo di mercati inclusivi nell’Area Metropolitana di Buenos Aires», promosso dal Comune di Remanzacco e dalla rete di partner Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, Cooperativa Despiertavoces, Università di Udine e l’associazione ProDES.

What is a solidarity economy district? What are the benefits for the the people and the environment of Friuli Venezia Giulia?

Promote a dialogue and exchange on the solidarity economy practices present in the Gorizia/Goriška area. Following this, a workshop titled Towards a Shared Mapping of Food Spaces.

A swap party that invites the community to rethink their lifestyle habits, consumption, and use of clothing items.

Join us for a social lunch by the Koren stream in Nova Gorica! 🌿✨ Enjoy a delicious meal prepared by the UnNG team, with the support of the European Union. Participation is free, but spots are limited—register now! 🥂

How Modern Architecture Interprets the Growing Need for a Greener, More Economical, and Sustainable Future. Event organised in collaboration with Open House Slovenia & UniNG.

Experience an immersive evening in the woods featuring biodynamic wines and DJ performances.

Nadia Carestiato's presentation explores the concept of bioregions as spaces for transformative economies, emphasizing the ecological reterritorialization and reappropriation of living spaces by citizens. It highlights the importance of the Solidarity Economy in fostering active community participation and rebuilding relationships between humans and their territories.

In collaboration with ZRC SAZU and the University of Nova Gorica, we’re hosting an event inspired by the "Branded Trash" exhibition. We'll explore the issue of waste and how memory, habits, and personal history shape our choices. Join us for a conference and interactive workshop as we rethink what we discard and its lasting impact on our environment.

"Branded Trash - (In)voluntary Product Displacement project features 22 billboard-sized photographs across Gorizia. Each minimalist display includes only a QR code leading to the project’s website. By spotlighting branded waste as involuntary advertising, the exhibition encourages viewers to reflect on consumerism, urban waste, and the roles both individuals and companies play in the waste cycle.