About Open Minds
Open Minds is a European funded Erasmus+ programme for 18 to 29-year-olds.
It focuses on Design Education for Radical Inclusion and uses an innovative card game methodology for collaborative ideation as well as a specially-designed physical computing toolkit for prototyping in week-long creative innovation labs.
Introduction to Radical Inclusion by the team at ACCAC
Philosophy
Open Minds promotes a design education approach that centres Radical Inclusion. We believe that everyone can and should contribute meaningfully to the grand challenges facing us today, regardless of gender, ethnicity, circumstances or disability. It is not an ‘impairment’ that hinders someone’s full participation in society but rather the disabling environments and infrastructures that create barriers.
Education
250 participants aged 18-30 from 5 countries will participate in the Open Minds programme in 2023. However, the design education programme is open and available for anyone to use. It consists of two main sections: an innovation process guided by a collaborative card game and a prototyping creative innovation lab using a unique physical computing toolkit.
Open Minds Resources
Cards
A unique Open Minds card game - an ideation methodology for collaborative design.
Toolkit
A specially-designed multisensory physical computing prototyping platform for use in the Open Minds creative innovation labs.
Curriculum
The full curriculum outline for the Open Minds Design for Radical Inclusion education programme.
Guide
A helpful guide for youth workers and facilitators to enable you to deliver the Open Minds programme.
Partners
Open Minds brings together expert partners from Sweden, Croatia, Portugal, Finland and Albania to develop, promote and enable design education for radical inclusion at universities, FabLabs, cultural and creative centres and innovation labs.
At the first Open Minds Multiplier Event in Brussels, local experts give their feedback on the methodology
About Open Minds
Open Minds is a European funded Erasmus+ programme for 18 to 29-year-olds.
It focuses on Design Education for Radical Inclusion and uses an innovative card game methodology for collaborative ideation as well as a specially-designed physical computing toolkit for prototyping in week-long creative innovation labs.
Introduction to Radical Inclusion by the team at ACCAC
Philosophy
Open Minds promotes a design education approach that centres Radical Inclusion. We believe that everyone can and should contribute meaningfully to the grand challenges facing us today, regardless of gender, ethnicity, circumstances or disability. It is not an ‘impairment’ that hinders someone’s full participation in society but rather the disabling environments and infrastructures that create barriers.
Education
250 participants aged 18-30 from 5 countries will participate in the Open Minds programme in 2023. However, the design education programme is open and available for anyone to use. It consists of two main sections: an innovation process guided by a collaborative card game and a prototyping creative innovation lab using a unique physical computing toolkit.
Open Minds Resources
Cards
A unique Open Minds card game - an ideation methodology for collaborative design.
Toolkit
A specially-designed multisensory physical computing prototyping platform for use in the Open Minds creative innovation labs.
Curriculum
The full curriculum outline for the Open Minds Design for Radical Inclusion education programme.
Guide
A helpful guide for youth workers and facilitators to enable you to deliver the Open Minds programme.
Partners
Open Minds brings together expert partners from Sweden, Croatia, Portugal, Finland and Albania to develop, promote and enable design education for radical inclusion at universities, FabLabs, cultural and creative centres and innovation labs.
At the first Open Minds Multiplier Event in Brussels, local experts give their feedback on the methodology
About Open Minds
Open Minds is a European funded Erasmus+ programme for 18 to 29-year-olds.
It focuses on Design Education for Radical Inclusion and uses an innovative card game methodology for collaborative ideation as well as a specially-designed physical computing toolkit for prototyping in week-long creative innovation labs.
Introduction to Radical Inclusion by the team at ACCAC
Philosophy
Open Minds promotes a design education approach that centres Radical Inclusion. We believe that everyone can and should contribute meaningfully to the grand challenges facing us today, regardless of gender, ethnicity, circumstances or disability. It is not an ‘impairment’ that hinders someone’s full participation in society but rather the disabling environments and infrastructures that create barriers.
Education
250 participants aged 18-30 from 5 countries will participate in the Open Minds programme in 2023. However, the design education programme is open and available for anyone to use. It consists of two main sections: an innovation process guided by a collaborative card game and a prototyping creative innovation lab using a unique physical computing toolkit.
Open Minds Resources
Cards
A unique Open Minds card game - an ideation methodology for collaborative design.
Toolkit
A specially-designed multisensory physical computing prototyping platform for use in the Open Minds creative innovation labs.
Curriculum
The full curriculum outline for the Open Minds Design for Radical Inclusion education programme.
Guide
A helpful guide for youth workers and facilitators to enable you to deliver the Open Minds programme.
Partners
Open Minds brings together expert partners from Sweden, Croatia, Portugal, Finland and Albania to develop, promote and enable design education for radical inclusion at universities, FabLabs, cultural and creative centres and innovation labs.
At the first Open Minds Multiplier Event in Brussels, local experts give their feedback on the methodology
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