Commissions or learning communities to imagine possible responses to our common challenges and interests.

Far from unilateral intervention models, in which we ask the people who come to the city to do an adaptation effort to consider them fully integrated into the predominant culture, through the Un botiquín para mi ciudad, program, we want to invite people involved in the process to develop an active and leading role – from a critical perspective and incorporating their knowledge and experiences – so that we can get back our rights in the creation and activation of moments of encounter and mutual recognition through activities in our spaces of life in common.

On the other hand, from this project, it is also proposed that the moments and activities of collective creation – the workshops – function as collaborative workspaces where all the participating people, regardless of their origin, knowledge, or expertise, work side by side on common objectives. Thus, these spaces seek to facilitate the coexistence and emergence of transversal identities, such as that of “neighbor”, by the simple fact of sharing and inhabiting the same territory, from a position of symmetry and legitimacy.

Ultimately, the aim is to establecer una conversación viva con la ciudad, establish a living conversation with the city, a setting for the composition of diverse knowledge and interests that may structure from this program of hybrid creation sessions. The program is then based on the detection of specific needs through collective, open, and situated diagnoses.

So that, from a critical vision of small and large urban challenges, we can collectively set an agenda of priorities towards the achievement of a more livable and welcoming city for all.