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URL:https://www.clubofrome.org/events/warm-data-lab-public-assembly/
SUMMARY:Warm data lab & public assembly
DESCRIPTION:The Fifth Element program by The Club of Rome is co-organising 
 a data lab with Future of Work as part of the festival "Who owns the Econ
 omy? with the aim of bringing together diverse individuals from various ba
 ckgrounds and disciplines to foster an enriching exchange of thoughts and 
 ideas. By encouraging open dialogues\, we're paving the way for shared lea
 rning\, amidst the festival's diverse approaches and artistic expressions 
 for creating a new heartset about ownership and economy.\n\n\nFROM SHAREHO
 LDERS TO 'CAREHOLDERS’?\n\n\n\n\nImagine our economy as the caretaker of
  our shared planetary home. Picture it like a tapestry intricately woven f
 rom agreements\, traditions\, value systems\, and connections. This econom
 ic fabric isn't solely about currency\, finance\, and numbers\; it's the i
 ntricate web that binds individuals\, communities\, knowledge\, nature\, 
 science\, and technology.\nWe find ourselves entwined within the intricat
 e web that weaves the economy. Yet\, somewhere we lost touch with the hear
 t of what "economy" really means. The word itself hails from the Greek "Oi
 kos\," which signifies managing our shared household. As the process of in
 dustrialisation increasingly shaped our lives\, we've drifted from the dee
 p sense of collective care and stewardship.\nWhile we often see the econom
 y as an unchangeable force of nature\, the reality is that we have the abi
 lity to reshape this system as its creators. The economy is more than just
  changing rules on paper\; it's about altering how we relate to each other
  and the world around us. As we navigate this uncharted terrain\, we're di
 scovering new ways to connect\, care\, and collaborate.\nOur home for the 
 future needs a renewed commitment and a reconnection to the core of what "
 Oikos" represents. By reimagining economy\, we're embarking on a journey t
 hat challenges us to weave in compassion\, community\, kinship\, and trus
 t\, back into the intricate fabric of our planetary household. This isn't 
 about grand theories\; it's about taking practical steps to nurture our ho
 me and each other\, making sure we're all woven together in this tapestry 
 of life.\nIt's about re-imagining how we become “careholders" again\
 , instead of shareholders.\n\nPROGRAM\n09:45 Warm Coffee/Tea\n10:00 Warm 
 Welcome\n10:15 Warm Data Lab hosted by Carlos Alvarez Pereira\n12:00 - 13:
 00 Lunch\n13:00 - 16:15 Afternoon sessions featuring short presentations.\
 n16:30 - 17:30 Visit expo &amp\; closing drinks Willem Twee Art Space\nMor
 ning session - Warm Data lab\nThe morning will start with a Warm Data Lab.
  Warm Data is a concept developed by the international Bateson Institute. 
 ‘Warm Data’ is information about the interrelationships that connect e
 lements of a complex system. It captures the qualitative dynamics and offe
 rs another dimension of understanding to what is learned through quantitat
 ive data (“cold data”). The implications for the uses of Warm Data may
  offer a whole new dimension to the tools of information science we have t
 o work with at present. The Warm Data Lab session will be hosted by Carlos
  Alvarez Pereira\, Vice President of The Club of Rome.\nAfternoon sessions
  - Open dialogue \n\nThe afternoon event explores possibilities of how to 
 become ‘careholders’ instead of shareholders in an economy based on co
 mpetition\, exploitation and extraction. The speakers will trigger these i
 deas by showcasing their professional backgrounds with short presentation
 s.\n\nSpeakers will include Anne Snick\, member of The Club of Rome and in
 dependent researcher at Smart.be\, Cynthia Hathaway\, Founder of the Wool 
 Alliance for Social Agency\, Peter Blom\, member of The Club of Rome and 
 board member of the Dutch Central Bank\, Raad Sharar\, Programme Coordinat
 or for the Emerging New Civilisations Impact Hub at The Club of Rome and T
 eresa Borasino\, independent artist.\n\nThe event will be hosted by Carlos
  Alvarez Pereira\, the Vice President of The Club of Rome and Olga Mink\, 
 Artistic Director at Future of Work.\n\nFuture of Work questions the econ
 omic system from both ideological and everyday perspectives\, offering pro
 posals for alternative choices and narratives. It fosters new forms of col
 laboration and envisions dialogues where our needs prioritize a healthy ec
 osystem and a just society.\n\n\n
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