Madrid, Oslo, Amsterdam, Antwerp and Tallinn have been the stage for collaborative data collection for our project. Students and residents have dived into social issues in priority neighborhoods through gathering survey data of over 2000 residents and by developing a database of audiovisual material. This is done in collaboration with residents, social professionals and lecturers. Through this meaningful connections and understandings are established both locally and internationally.

Our model creates dialogue between students, residents, professionals and educators. We are proud of the bridges and bonds that have been established through our activities. Results are shared and discussed through a platfrom we call community meetings, an informal meeting place where social workers, students and residents talk, share and co-create about topics relevant to that specific neighbourhood.