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-====== ​The Networked City exploration ====== +====== Networked City and Connecting Londoners ======
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-Networked City is an exploration into the role of network thinking ​and digital technology in reframing London'​s civil society and supporting social action. +
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-It was started by David Wilcox and Drew Mackie on behalf of the London Voluntary Service Council, and is now being led by Matt Scott with David and Drew and a group formed following a launch event on January 10 2017. +
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-The exploration aims to * complement and support [[nc/​twaextracts|The Way Ahead initiative]] on London'​s civil society launched by London Funders, LVSVC and Greater London Volunteering. * contribute ideas to achieve [[https://​www.london.gov.uk/​people/​mayoral/​matthew-ryder|the vision of the Deputy Mayor]], Matthew Ryder QC in promoting active citizenship across London and making sure City Hall uses the best methods for measuring levels of social integration. +
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-This wiki contains background material on Networked City, and an archive of posts from our [[http://​www.networkedcity.blog|Networked City blog]] +
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-If you want to stay in touch with Networked City you can: * follow the [[http://​www.networkedcity.blog|Networked City blog]] * [[https://​networkedcity.groups.io/​g/​main|sign up to an email discussion list]] * contact david@socialreporter.com for an invitation to our Slack team. +
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-==== Briefing ==== +
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-**[[https://​goo.gl/​9ETM9H|Exploring how London can be a more Networked City]]**\\ +
-A background paper for our launch event on January 10 2017, including a summary of The Way Ahead initiative, models for cooperation and collaboration in the networked age, the development process for our exploration. +
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-**[[https://​goo.gl/​BdjNzU|Supporting co-production]]**\\ +
-A note for The Way Ahead group on co-production,​ covering models for engagement, cooperation and collaboration,​ and the idea of local ecosystems. +
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-**[[https://​goo.gl/​CEu1VN|Connecting ​Citizens]]**\\ +
-A paper summarising an approach to using digital technology, network thinking and self-organising to address three linked challenges: how people can find opportunities and services, and develop new relationships in their local communities;​ how to develop civic infrastructure when existing systems are reducing and new approaches are needed; supporting community connectors in their role of making connections and building relationship in local communities,​ and online +
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-==== Blog posts ==== +
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-//Most recent first// +
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-[[nc/​netwcity1222017|How network building and tech can support social action and integration in London - #netwcity event with the Deputy Mayor]]\\ +
-On February 22 we'll have the chance to discuss with London'​s Deputy Mayor how the Networked City ideas we've developed so far can support his agenda. +
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-[[nc/​netwcity222017|Videos from our Networked City event including an interview with Harold Jarche]]\\ +
-Here's videos from our Networked City event earlier this week, in case you missed excellent work in providing a live stream. +
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-[[nc/​netwcity3012017|Follow us with #netwcity and a live stream about social good in a more networked London]]\\ +
-Tomorrow January 31st we are exploring how to make London a more Networked City - and how to use digital technology and network thinking for social action. +
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-[[nc/​eventpromo1912017|Rethinking civil society - with lessons from rethinking work and Harold Jarche at free London event]]\\ +
-We have a terrific opportunity on January 31 to rethink what's needed to do social good in London, with a free all-day event led by Harold Jarche, international expert on networks, social learning and leadership. +
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-[[nc/​nc1212017|London as a #​networkedcity gains support at first event - here's the plan]]\\ +
-We had a terrific meeting at Newspeak House earlier this week as the launch of the London Networked City exploration. +
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-[[nc/​goodforlondonpost|Let’s talk about #​goodforlondon to make sense of civil society and a networked city]]\\ +
-Signups are going well for our event about London as a networked and neighbourly city, creating a Living Lab to help reframe civil society, using tech to support social action.\\ +
-It’s about all of those things, and I suspect each idea resonates with different interests. I think that’s a problem, and we need an idea and a tag everyone can understand. How about #​goodforlondon?​ +
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-[[nc/​livinglab51217|Exploring #​thewayahead for London as a networked and neighbourly city: January 10 event]]\\ +
-We are expanding the agenda for our event on January 10, which is looking at the role of technology and network thinking in London'​s civil society. +
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-[[nc/​livinglab191216|Help us co-design a Living Lab to show #​thewayforward for London'​s civil society]]\\ +
-The organisations that fund London'​s community groups and charities, and support volunteers, are exploring how best to make the capital a better place to live and work at a time of big funding cuts and population growth.\\ +
-Here's how you can contribute ideas, in a modest way, on the role of technology and network thinking in enabling citizens to play a part - something so far missing from future plans. +
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-[[nc/​lvsc30112016|Exploring #​thewayahead for London'​s civil society infrastructure in the digital age]]\\ +
-I'm starting a fascinating piece of work exploring how Londoners ​can in future better connect with each other, engage in local activities and find support. +
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-==== Contacts ​==== +
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-  * Matt Scott matt@lvsc.org.uk @matt_lvsc +
-  * David Wilcox david@socialreporter.com @davidwilcox +
-  * Drew Mackie drew@drewmackie.co.uk @admaque+
  
 +Our home page is [here](https://​www.networkedcity.london/​start)
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