This workshop will bring together leading developers and facilitators of social innovation labs from around the world to share their insights on practices used in social innovation labs. The full-day workshop at Warwick University aims to build a bridge between researchers and practitioners in the field of social innovation, with a focus on discussing the work of various social innovation labs. Participants can register online for the free workshop, which is supported by several organizations and will take place in a campus building at Warwick University.

1. LABS FOR SOCIAL INNOVATION
— AN EXPLORATORY WORKSHOP —
9 May 2014 | Warwick University, Coventry | 9:30am–3:30pm
This workshop will provide a
participatory environment to learn from
leading developers and facilitators of
social innovation labs and ecosystems
from around the world. At the workshop
they will share their insights from
a preceding collaborative writing
workshop on the theme.
The day is aimed at building a bridge
between (doctoral) researchers and
practitioners in the field of social
innovation. Specifically focusing on
the practices that are used by social
innovation labs.
Contributors
Professor Dr. Davide Nicolini | Warwick Business School, UK
Rachel Sinha | The Finance Innovation Lab, United Kingdom
Lena Hansen | eLab, United States
Josh Harvey | Unicef Innovation Lab, Kosovo
Anna Lochard | La 27e Region, France
Kimon Moerbeek & Marlieke Kieboom | Kennisland, Netherlands
Mariko Takeuchi | Human Centered Design Innovation Lab, Cambodia
Eduardo Jezierski | InSTEDD, Argentina & Cambodia
hosted by
Hendrik Tiesinga | Warwick Business School & Natural Innovation
Remko Berkhout | Hivos
Simone Poutnik | Natural Innovation
click here to register
This event is supported by: ESRC | IKON | Hivos | Natural Innovation | The Centre for Interdisciplinary Methdologies
The workshop will take place in room LIB2, Building 34 (entrance next to the Library Cafe on the Warwick University Campus). You can register your
participation online here. Participation is free for Warwick University faculty and doctoral researchers and £50 for external participants.