Barcelona Dialogue

Narrative forms and creative strategies to reach out to policy makers and to continue advocacy

Ali, Linton and Prateek use Platoniq’s card game to offer a visualisation of how we used the Decidim components to build the MR platform. What worked? What didn’t? Where were the blockages? All MR team contributes some thoughts on how the platform looked like/ worked from their perspective.

Brainstorming on cultural formats to translate recommendations, reflecting on their simplicity/complexity, impact, cost, shareability and potential;

What formats have you explored to communicate policy recommendations to different audiences? What audiences were each of they aimed at? (young people, citizenship, policy makers) - Creative methods (Slam poetry, legal theater, storyboarding, political dancing) Communication strategies (Podcast, Tik tok campaign, performance...), New narratives (Emotional data stories, trigger videos...).

How do you feel after the workshop?
In a word, how would you describe youth mental health reality?
Participatory processes on youth mental health are / should be ...

Energizer: What surprised, inspired, or tensions do we see from the activity this morning

Platoniq team introduces three potential new modules to integrate in the platform to support legislative theatre: podcast; Chapbook; data narratives

Olivier will discuss data visualization

Chapbook - and other narrative forms

Developing Data Narratives for Policy Makers: What story do we want to tell and what data do we need to do that?

Translating deliberation into a radio show podcast: designing the podcast content and workflow to deliberate on the airwaves while usung Decidim - Conection to Decidim

Drinks and snacks

We will use a planning method that starts with defining a desirable future and then works backwards to identify milestones and programs that will connect that specified future to the present.

Recap of the workshop highlights and key takeaways feedback