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International workshop in Gothenburg builds on the successful GPS400 project on sustainability and visual media

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GPS400: Centre for Collaborative Visual Research

GPS400 is inviting international experts to Gothenburg for a three-day workshop from September 18–20, where the future of the Home-town Sustainability through Increased MIL project and a potential international expansion will be discussed.

Following the success of the Sustainable Hometown through Increased MIL project, GPS400 has received support from the Västra Götaland region to organise an international workshop from September 18–20. During these days, experts from England, France, Slovenia, Norway, and Finland will gather in Gothenburg to participate in workshops and discuss the next steps of the ongoing project. The goal is to prepare an EU application to broaden and deepen the study on intergenerational collaboration around images and visual media for increased local sustainability.

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