The C4R project aims to foster resilient and inclusive European societies by developing participatory cultural practices of resilience and ensuring social transversality.

The Atelier d'Architecture Autogérée, AAA, is a research and action platform that explores and develops spatial tactics and strategies with a strong ecological, social and political dimension at the level of the everyday.

Remix the commons is an open and intercultural collective for sharing, co-creating and remixing documents and projects and initiatives of commoning.

C.I.R.C.E. develops an educative model to criticize what we call “Technologies of Domination”. Our approach is based on experiential learning to reflect on relationships with digital tools, especially the mass digital tools that people use as “natural” part of life.

We organize workshops of digital self-defense and hacker pedagogy, convivial informatics for girls, boys, children, affinity groups, geeks and for all those who are curious.

The Trans-European Resilience Research, Residency & Academy (TERRA) is a trans-local hub experimenting with new ways of living, producing, using, and being resilient connected to local traditions.

L200 is a collective space in a very central and visible locations in the city of Zurich, with an area of 75 sqm that may be flexibly organized for various uses throughout the day.

Conviviality relates to good company. Democratic conviviality is an ideal of everyday life that bonds people in communal public actions.

“…take money into account for grounding utopian projects: coin is an object that encrypted certain relationship dynamics”

This web site is at the same time a short presentation of the C4R project and a testbed for the federated platform