At this Final Congress for Pilot 3 our student colleagues working in intercity teams presented the final mapping proposals for this edition alongside the voices of partners and experts. The insights shared aimed to contribute to a more polycentric and polyphonic mapping of our cities.
We are motivated by our role as agents of change. After all, it is also in the so-called peripheral areas that many of our institutions have found a place to build our venues and campuses. There are many reasons for these developments, but it is also important to remember the explicit desire of our institutions to contribute to a more varied and prosperous city. Being students, faculty and partners in cities means being agents in these processes as well.
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Students and lecturers from Barcelona could meet in Amsterdam with the Amsterdam Team and enjoy the Final Congress also with local partners in Zuidoost.
It was great to walk and really meet the anchor points we got to know very well, but remotely, through pictures, videos, and shared content. Seeing the real area and the neighborhood, listening the local language, smelling, tasting, and feeling the air, the the rain, and the welcoming spirit of the Amsterdam team, was incredibly rewarding after a long digital journey.