Background

The Society Helix was amongst the first tranche of Helix communities launched by Crowdhelix in early 2013, and is currently managed by the Crowdhelix Community Management team. We are, however, seeking expressions of interest from high-profile researchers in the field to take a leadership role for this Helix from 2021 onwards.

Scope

Closely integrated with the focus areas of the Heritage & Culture, Smart Cities, Security, and Climate Helixes, the Society Helix provides an Open Innovation community for experts seeking international collaborators to carry out research and innovation across the following topics:

  • Enhancing and restoring trust in democratic governance and the rule of law
  • Promoting and protecting Cultural Heritage, and enhancing cultural participation
  • Managing social and economic transformations
  • Tackling political extremism and polarisation
  • Enhancing representation, openness, and pluralism
  • Supporting European Union migration and mobility policies, both internal and external
  • Helping reverse social, economic, cultural, and political inequalities
  • Promoting inclusive growth and upward convergence

Horizon Europe

Activities in Horizon Europe’s “Cluster 2 - Culture, Creativity and Inclusive Society” focus on tackling several interconnected challenges pertaining to democratic governance, cultural heritage, and the creative economy, as well as to social and economic transformations. The challenges have been chosen by the EU because they respond to the most pressing social, political, economic and cultural concerns and expectations of European citizens. They also provide a clear picture of what benefits citizens and what different stakeholders can expect from R&I actions supported under the Cluster. Crowdhelix intends to support this by widening engagement in such actions to citizens and communities beyond the traditional R&I stakeholders.

Empowering Research Organisations with Citizen Science: Good practices, funding success and beyond

Past Event

Thu, Nov 30, 2023 02:00 PM - Thu, Nov 30, 2023 03:30 PM

In today's ever-evolving research landscape, Citizen Science (CS) has emerged as an indispensable tool for research organisations, providing a gateway to innovative solutions and impactful outcomes. This event is dedicated to exploring how research organisations can seamlessly integrate CS into all their R&D projects, even those initially unrelated to CS, and how this integration can significantly increase success in securing funding opportunities.

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