May 24, 2018 5:12 PM

Engaging Citizens in Research Innovation Toolkit

Engaging Citizens in Research Innovation Toolkit

The toolkit was made in the context of Sparks – Rethinking innovation together, a European project aiming to promote and develop science engagement and education among European citizens.

The Toolkit is an easy-to-use guide to identify the activity that best fits your objectives and resources, to understand and to prepare Science Espressos, Reverse Science Cafés, Pop-up Science Shops and Scenario Workshops.

Engaging Citizens in Research Innovation Toolkit

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