17.09.2015 City 2.0: Who needs city apps? Alexey Sidorenko, head of the Greenhouse of Social Technologies, at a meeting at the Strelka Institute, explained who needs urban applications, why they are created, and which applications die soon after launch.

This information is dusting in the archive - suddenly outdated. Alexey Sidorenko, the head of the greenhouse of social technologies , at the meeting at the Strelka Institute, told who needs city applications, for which they are created, and which applications die shortly after launch. The performance took place as part of the open discussion “City 2.0: who needs city applications?” Organized by the Strelka Institute together with the greenhouse of social technologies.

This information is dusting in the archive - suddenly outdated. The third international festival of activist documentary cinema “ Making a film ”, which will be held on November 6-8, 2015 in Moscow, invites regional organizations and initiative groups to partnerships interested in holding film scuses of films from the festival program in their cities. The period of film screening: November-December 2015.

The Refugee Phrasebook project uses crowdsourcing power to create a phrase with useful phrases in 30 languages. Everyone can supplement the phrasebook so that he is published and distributed faster. The Refugee Phrasebook project began as a group on Facebook, where volunteers from Germany gathered about 300 phrases in 28 languages ​​to help refugees and migrants that fall into the country.

This information is dusting in the archive - suddenly outdated. How do films affect social problems, and what changes do they lead to? The Storypilot interactive platform helps to find documentaries affecting existing problems, to find out what effect they have, and also understand where to look for opportunities for innovation. Storypilot , a platform that allows you to investigate the social influence of documentaries is a new project of the Harmony Institute (Hi) non -profit organization.

Using P5.js , you can create interactive and moving visual images and geometric figures using programming. Earlier we already wrote about Cyril - a programmatic environment for live coding of visual images. P5.js has similar goals and is a JavaScript biblrose and also allows you to create visual images using programming. A fragment of visualization created using p5.js. In other words, now you can draw with the help of a code where a page will be a page in your browser.