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[nadia]

Change #1/4 - Headers v.1:  OV_Banner_1024x146.jpg

Please produce a new version of Header v.1 with these changes:

• replace “LOTE6” with”" Meet the OpenCarers"
• add logos of the partners and funder (European commission) (scroll down here)
• Change signature colours from Red | Grey to the official OpenCare project’s colours (only for this specific track to distinguish it from the rest of the event as the only one which is EU funded):  Purple: \#602480 | Blue: \#2dabe0

 

Change #2/4 - Poster v.1: OV_Poster.jpg

Please produce a new version of Poster v.1 with different content:

• Header: 

  • replace “LOTE6” with”" Meet the OpenCarers"
  • Add logos of all the opencare partner organisations and European Commission : you find them here 
  • Change signature colours from Red| Grey to the official OpenCare project’s colours (only for this specific track to distinguish it from the rest of the event as the only one which is EU funded):  Purple: \#602480 | Blue: \#2dabe0

• What's the story 

  • What can we learn from under-the-radar projects at the intersections of open tech & science, communities and healthcare?
  • In MEET THE OPENCARERS we present findings from OpenCare, a massive 2 year research project on community driven care. It is a full day program of high quality talks, conversations and networking as we try to answer questions like:
  • How do communities cope with needs of providing for individuals in vulnerable situations when official systems fail? 
  • Can networks of shadow clinics and innovative care homes ensure a fairer access to health services? 
  • What happens when every mental health patient is given a chance to become a healer for others?
  • Can cities uphold innovative policies of care by engaging more openly with bottom up care providers i.e. informal communities?
• Join in on the action!
  • This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet and shape the future with inspiring people using open tech & science to reimagine how we care for one another.
• How to get involved tickets
  • First sign up on edgeryders.eu. Now complete two steps
  • 1) Read three stories from other participants and leave a thoughtful comment on each one here: http://bit.ly/opencarers
  • 2) Share your own reflections on the questions above in the form of a story on the same url.
• What's in it for you
  • Discover innovative new technologies, products and services in the exhibition delivered by members of a 4000+ strong global network
  • Participate in community care-related talks, debates, workshops & business development
  • Build new contacts, opportunities and deep insights about community driven care. 
  • Access the Fellowship Program for up to 15000 Eur in bursaries

Change #3/4 - Program Banner v.1:

Please update the text describing the three tracks with the following:

• Meet the OpenCarers: we present findings from OpenCare, a massive 2-year research project on community driven care. 
  • Participate in community care-related talks, debates, workshops & business development
  • Explore new technologies, methodologies & collaboration opportunities in community care
  • Discover innovative new technologies, products and services in the exhibition.
• Building the Reef: A community property for everyone How do we acquire and manage collective property for permanent affordable living and working? In this track we explore existing financial, legal and governance models cases.
  • Participants get a stake in an ambitious new venture: acquiring community property for permanently affordable living and working together  
• The Future of Care: An Investment & Policy Lab How do we make it attractive to finance community ecosystems and what enabling infrastructures already exist that we can learn from? Implications for participants, investors and policy makers.
  • Participants get new contacts, opportunities and deep understanding of new approaches to health- and social care

 

New Banners/ Posters (format good for digital use)

FOR TRACK 1.

- Change signature colours from Red| Grey to the official OpenCare project’s colours (only for this specific track to distinguish it from the rest of the event as the only one which is EU funded): Purple: #602480 | Blue: #2dabe0

openvillage + OpenVillage Logo

What if every mental health patient is given a chance to become a healer for others?

Can biohacking labs and citizens around the globe join forces to produce cheap, open source pharmaceutics?

How can cities engage more openly with bottom-up care providers i.e. informal communities?

MEET THE OPEN CARERS

19-21 October 2017, Brussels

edgeryders.eu/openvillage

FOR TRACK 2

openvillage + OpenVillage Logo

It’s all about humans.

Community provision of care services needs humans: more, better prepared, volunteers. People prepared to teach each other skills. Therapists to help volunteers in need of trauma support. So, the highest-impact technologies are those that help bring people together. Share knowledge. Distribute human resources across different care contexts. These technologies are connectors: they help string together and coordinate human efforts.

At Edgeryders, we have resolved to put this lesson into practice. We are doing it by hacking the most fundamental connecting technology of all: the home.

BUILDING THE REEF: a community property for everyone

19-21 October 2017, Brussels

edgeryders.eu/openvillage

For TRACK 3

openvillage + OpenVillage Logo

How do we make it attractive to finance community ecosystems and networks of social clinics for the future?

A suicide, a careerist losing out for becoming a family caregiver, a high school dropout, a veteran affected by PTSD turning tramp, and so many others, are all ultimately failures of welfare. This is often a larger failure of society, of its culture of cohesion and mutuality. Many OpenCare initiatives succeed at providing better care for their members, by wielding knowledge, open science and technologies, and abundant volunteering work.

We invite policy makers, health and social care professionals, community leaders and investors to support new interactions and relationships that enable promising approaches and nurture the people who drive them.

The Future of Care: An Investment & Policy Lab

19-21 October 2017, Brussels

edgeryders.eu/openvillage

 

For FELLOWSHIPS

Example: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A5dhmw7Cn8XsmyhhVkYC3Tf1m8G-Ev_D4IOYZo-mPm4/edit#heading=h.qdrxo63kh359

-Opencare logo + text “opencare” Logo here: https://github.com/opencarecc/OpenCareStyleGuide/blob/master/OC-Style_guide_20160519.pdf

• Change signature colours from Red| Grey to the official OpenCare project’s colours (only for this specific track to distinguish it from the rest of the event as the only one which is EU funded):  Purple: #602480 | Blue: #2dabe0

Community Fellowships

We now invite participants to submit proposals for curation, engagement and communication for the OpenVillage Festival, 19-21 October 2017. The Festival is the culmination of the OpenCare 18 month research that engaged hundreds of original initiatives.

Fellows will receive bursaries of up to 15,000 EUR, a travel budget of up to 5,000 EUR, and the opportunity to learn from and connect working solutions in community-driven care.

How to Submit:

1. Join the opencare community! Register on edgeryders.eu and share your story as a care giver or recipient.
2. Connect with other members by reading their stories and offering ideas or advice.
3. Propose a theme, session or exhibit on community care, that you would like to curate for the OpenVillage.

We are looking for Fellows who are passionate, curious and driven, as well as willing to collaborate using online platforms and community building methodologies.

If this is you, we want to hear from you.

Questions or comments? Tweet opencare!

More info: edgeryders.eu/communityfellowships

Consortium partners logo in footer: https://edgeryders.eu/en/opencare-research/visual-material-logos-banners-headers-videos-etc

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Standard Sizes

• Website Header: 1024 x 146 pm and 1200 x 440 Px
• Twitter Header: 1500 x 500 px
• FB Event Page Cover: 784 x 295 px
• Twitter Post: 1024 x 512 px
• FB Post: 940 x 788 px

COLOURS & TYPEFACES

OpenVillage

Orange: #f15c32  | Black:

OpenCare Research Project

Purple: #602480 | Blue: #2dabe0 | White: #e5e7f0 | Montserrat Regular + Bold.

OpenVillage Checklist:

Thursday - Saturday, 19-21 October, Brussels, Introducing: OpenVillage Festival - LOTE6 “OpenVillage Festival” - Edgeryders

• Logo: Black & transparent BG
• Membership card + Bag + T-shirt (Black Men, Black Women , Fabric Pattern Print )+ Coffee Package: individual + 1 image of all three
• Header: map + location + date + badge/stickers (Black BG + transparent)
• 3 column tables: Membership Categories, Event tracks
• Stickers: 40 mm diameter
  • Role: CoFounder, Edgeryders Orange
  • Value Added:  Community// Pleasure// Freedom // Productivity // Adventure // Experimentation// Wellbeing // Conviviality// Solidarity// friendship // Collaboration // Comfort // Togetherness // Diversity// Connectedness// Glocal// Revenue// Entrepreneurship // Renaissance Man // Resilience
• Banners: 
  • "We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us" - Winston Churchill, October 19-21, Brussels, edgeryders.eu/openvillage
  • Basic Inc(h)ome? October 19-21, Brussels, edgeryders.eu/openvillage
  • A Community Property for Everyone? October 19-21, Brussels,  edgeryders .eu/ openvillage
  • Communities.Open Tech & Scienvce. Health & Social Care. October 19-21, Brussels,  edgeryders .eu/ openvillage

This is a wiki where participants can post visual communication materials to help spread the word about the event. Feel free to make new versions of the material on this wiki. Good to know: there is a visual guide for the opencare research project where you will find logos, colour codes, videos etc. We also have a repository of animations which we can share on agreement that they are properly credited when used.

[noemi]

Looking good.

@Nadia

We should be signaling that the majority of OpenVillage visuals will be community produced materials and not necessarily official ones. I’ve added two lines saying this.