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Citizen science clinic

Citizen science clinic

In June 2021 our team facilitated a series of workrooms organised by the EU-Citizen.Science project on the impact of citizen science projects.
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15 July 2021

It was summer 2021 and our team was on Zoom. This time we were working with Ecsite and the EU-Citizen.Science project to help develop the programme and facilitate the citizen science clinic, a workroom dedicated to the impacts of citizen science.

Participants had the chance to learn from citizen science experts from around the world and work on real case studies. Through a series of structured exercises and interactions with peers, they reflected on strategies to guarantee impact in their citizen science project.

The three sessions included a mix of formats, keynotes, inspirational cases, hands-on workshops to address the implementation of impact assessment frameworks, good practices, and financial sustainability strategies. Here is a detailed account of events with videos of keynote speakers.

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Annele Baltmane

JUNIOR PROJECT MANAGER

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Annele comes from a background in Behavioural Biology and Development Studies with a major in Human Geography. She brings an interdisciplinary approach to public engagement, bridging natural sciences and social science perspectives to find creative solutions and ideas.

At Stickydot, Annele is exploring how citizens, policymakers, researchers, and civil society can co-create knowledge and shape more inclusive approaches together. She supports project coordination and research, while continuing to contribute to the team’s communications and engagement activities.