Join the Augmented Society Network and learn about how to inject some more creativity into your life.
This event will be a great opportunity to learn more about the Augmented Society Network’s creativity project, the people involved, their work to date and how you can participate. The project explores the different ways creativity drives innovation, science and manufacturing; how it could provide solutions to world problems; and help us to adapt to change.
We invite you to join us on the Augmented Society Network’s creative journey (digital and real world), a place where art, science and manufacturing collaborate to drive positive change. We work through the lens of lived experience that forms, informs and cultivates positive connections between people, place and community (local and global). Whether you work or play in the arts, science or manufacturing this project is for you.
The simple invitation for participation is this: how can we experience a little bit more creativity in our lives?
It might be simple thing like doing something creative with someone you know, a group of people, someone you work etc. It might be a picture you draw or it might be something you write, or something you test using a different or more creative approach. Plan your creativity activity, do it, and then record the outcome. This event is open to everyone.
The deadline for artifacts is 31st August. Some of the artifacts will be displayed at an exhibition online and in London in November 2023.
Session details
- 30 mins: Participants talk about their projects
- 20 mins: Q&A
- 10 mins: How to get involved in the 'Creativity offers us a new formula for life project'
If you have any questions about the creativity project then please reach out via email.
This event is taking place on Thursday, June 15 between:
- 11am – 12pm PT
- 2pm – 3pm ET
- 7pm – 8pm GMT
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The Augmented Society Network is an RSA US Thematic Network founded in 2019 by two RSA Fellows with a passion for humankind. The network meets to discuss the impact technology is having on society and will continue to have in the coming weeks, decades and centuries. To learn more about the Augmented Society Network, go to https://www.augmentedsociety.org/.
Photo attribution: The original image may be accessed via Unsplash and is the work of Amauri Mejía.