Claudia Misteli
Barcelona
Social communicator, journalist and social designer, interested in how design, communication and social innovation can shape and reshape a more resilient and sustainable future. A strong believer that empathy, creativity, cooperation and the force of landscape opens up infinite opportunities to build better societies, more connected to nature and people. Her main projects have been in the field of strategic communication and social innovation. She is currently volunteering in the Latin American Landscape Initiative LALI as leader of the Communication and Participation Cluster. She also collaborates with The Nature of Cities at TNOC Festival as curator and content creator. She currently works at Platoniq Foundation in Barcelona Spain, supporting the design of digital participatory processes and facilitating innovative participatory methodologies to contribute to build more democratic and just societies and organisations, using open civic technologies.
More by this author at The Nature of Cities
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Whimsy. Is there a role for laughter, subversive curve balls, ironic romance and “oh wow that’s cool” moments in the mainstreaming of knowledge and action in sustainability, climate change, and biodiversity?
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Story. Telling. If you had a project from science or practice and wanted to make it a better story — one that could reach into new audiences — what would you do?
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We have had trouble getting people’s attention about climate change. Some climate activists glued themself to a van Gogh painting (and others). Is this helpful?
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Landscape initiatives are in operation or in development in many parts of the world. What is key to making them work and be useful? How are they good for cities?
