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Nov 13, 2018

As the issues become increas­ing­ly com­plex, one of the chal­lenges of inno­va­tion lies in cre­at­ing effec­tive spaces for exchange where actors can devel­op com­mon under­stand­ings and ini­ti­ate transformations As the issues become increasingly complex, one of the challenges of innovation lies in creating effective spaces for exchange where actors can develop common understandings and initiate transformations

The direc­tor of Cité-ID, Pro­fes­sor Marie-Chris­tine Ther­rien, dis­cussed this chal­lenge at a col­lo­qui­um enti­tled Design con­stel­la­tions: large-scale inno­va­tion ecosys­tems,” held dur­ing the 31st edi­tion of the Entre­tiens Jacques Carti­er. A guest speak­er at the con­fer­ence, Pro­fes­sor Ther­rien pre­sent­ed the approach used by Cité-ID Liv­ing Lab in Urban Resilience Gov­er­nance to sup­port actors in efforts to devel­op urban resilience in Québec. The col­lo­qui­um assem­bled fran­coph­o­ne Liv­ing Labs, pub­lic and pri­vate admin­is­tra­tors and asso­ci­a­tions. Cre­at­ed in 1987, the Entre­tiens Jacques Carti­er is the annu­al flag­ship event of coop­er­a­tion between Québec and the Rhône-Alpes region in France. This year’s event, held in France at venues in Lyon, Saint-Éti­enne and Cler­mont-Fer­rant, involved 30 ses­sions, 400 speak­ers, and more than 3,000 actors and decision-makers. ...

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Nov 12, 2018

Marie-Chris­tine Ther­rien, guest speak­er at Mobilise2018 — Dis­as­ter Risk Reduction. Marie-Christine Therrien, guest speaker at Mobilise2018 - Disaster Risk Reduction.

Pro­fes­sor and Direc­tor of the Cité-ID Liv­ing Lab, Marie-Chris­tine Ther­rien, par­tic­i­pat­ed in to the work­shop Mobilise 2018 — Dis­as­ter Risk Reduc­tion con­fer­ence which took place in Malaysia. Her lec­ture focused on col­lab­o­ra­tive net­work gov­er­nance for the devel­op­ment of urban resilience. This event is part of a large research project man­aged by the THIN­KLab of Sal­ford Uni­ver­si­ty to sup­port build­ing com­mu­ni­ty resilience in Sri Lan­ka, Pak­istan and Malaysia. Over forty-five gov­ern­ment, aca­d­e­m­ic, non-gov­ern­ment and busi­ness organ­i­sa­tions con­tributed to the workshop....

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