LOOPER is organising a special session on learning loops in co-creation to improve public spaces in cities at the 2019 AESOP conference. The session will focus on the use of participatory sensing to identify problems and online and offline participation tools for co-creation in multiple domains.
Almost one year into the project, the LOOPER consortium met up in Italy on 28 and 29 May to share experiences and discuss next steps.
The latest Brussels LOOPER Living Lab meeting was centred around the question “What to measure to improve traffic safety?”
Two deliverables on how to engage hard-to-reach groups in public participation as well as guidelines on co-design tools that can enhance a co-creation process in Living Labs can now be read and downloaded from this website.
The next Brussels Living Lab meeting will be on Wednesday May 9 between 19:00 and 21:30 in the Champagnat school in Schaerbeek! 
As a result of their scale and range of activities, universities have a tremendous impact on the neighbourhoods around them.
The Brussels Urban Living Lab in Schaerbeek’s Helmet district was launched on February 8th, marking the first step of the LOOPER project in Brussels!
