9th Child in the City World Conference€¦ · with Muktangan School children; Nicola Antaki...

9th Child in the City World Conference 24-26 September 2018, Vienna, Austria

9th Child in the City World Conference 24-26 September 2018, Vienna, Austria

Together with the city of Vienna and hosting partner Wienxtra we are

inviting you to attend the 9th child and the City World Conference

held from 24th - 26th of September in Vienna, Austria.

The Child in the City World Conference, one of the leading

conferences on child friendly policies and research, takes place every

two years in a different city and is a great opportunity for dialogue

with other practitioners, researchers and professors in the field of

child care.

With over 100 speakers, this edition of the Child in the City World

Conference promises to be bigger than ever!

The programme of the Child in the City World Conference consist of interesting

keynote sessions, interactive parallel sessions, a poster exhibition and several field

trips throughout the city of Vienna.

Themes

This year the conference focuses on the following themes;

1. Children’s rights in urban development and regeneration

2. Children and young people and media

3. Equality and diversity in the child-friendly city

4. Mobility and access to the child-friendly city

Johan Haarhuis, President of the Child in the City Foundation

INTRODUCTION

PROGRAMME & THEMES

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10:00 - 12:00 City Hall Vienna Field trips In the morning of 24th of September various field trips will be part of

the programme. You can choose to attend one of them. More information about the field trips can be found on page 9.

12:00 - 13:00 City Hall Vienna Registration with lunch

13:00 - 15:15 Festsaal Opening ceremony and key note speakers, welcome address by the CITC Foundation & WienXtra, opening word by the city of Vienna.

13:45 - 14.30: 1st Keynote 14:30 - 15.15: 2nd Keynote 15:15 - 15:45 Coffee break

15:45 - 17:15 Parallel session 1:

Child Friendly PlanningFestsaal

Co-creating public spaces with children - learning aspects and community impact; Bettina Lamm, Anne Wagner, Laura Winge

Pupils from Breiten-bach/ Switzerland planning their new school; Zeno Steuri

Keep Playing: How the London Borough of Hackney conti-nued to support the child’s right to play despite national austerity policies and cuts; Nicola Butler

Political participationWappensaal

Children’s rights to the city: Transfor-ming the role of children as a marginalized group into urban rights holders in cities; Bahar Manouchehri

“Word Up” - Youth Directed Participation; Teresa Bauer

Children’s perspectivesSteinsaal II

ZOOM Animated Film Studio - Media lab for children and teenagers from 8 to 14 years; Christiane Thenius & Barbara Kaiser

PLAN NORD OST digital youth participation in urban development; Annabelle Jüppner & Gisela Schubert

MOBILITY 360°: Citizens of the Future; Eva Aigner Breuss & Lisa Marie

Mobility EducationTop 317

On my way to kindergarten – Promoting a healthy mobility with the Kinder garte n-Mobility Box; Anna Haberl

Campaign “Klimameilen”: 445,000 Austrian Kids on the Move for Our Climate; Petra Muerth

Playing with Transit;Smruthi Bala Kannan & Aditi Agarwal

Planning space and participationTop 319

Designing for social inclusion exploring a Universal Design approach in urban playgrounds; Helen Lynch

Reciprocal learning architecture: Developing a critical design pedagogy with Muktangan School children; Nicola Antaki

Placing children’s happiness in the grey city; Maria Jesus Alfaro

17:15 - 19:30 City Hall Vienna Cocktail Reception: The city of Vienna welcomes you to join the cocktail reception. Have a nice mingle while enjoying drinks, snacks and music played by children.

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MONDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 2018

09:00 - 09:45 Festsaal Keynote presentation: What helps to build the case for child-friendly cities? Lessons from Europe and Canada by TIM GILL (Independent scholar and consultant and writer Rethinking Childhood).

10:00 - 11:00 Festsaal Poster exhibition More than 50 organisations and projects will present their knowledge during the poster exhibition.

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee break


Play/ PlaygroundFestsaal

Wiener Kinderfreun de aktiv: Adventure Playground Robin-son Island; Gerhard Schuster

Designing for Play: challenges and opportunities in 2018; Beth Cooper

Keep Playing: How the London Borough of Hackney conti-nued to support the child’s right to play despite national austerity policies and cuts; Nicola Butler

Equal AccessWappensaal

Equally able to Play; Kay O’Brien

Combating gender stereotypes on an administrative level for the advancement of girls; Claudia Throm

Children’s right to conquer the city and explore the new and different; Jutta Hofer

Child-friendly futureSteinsaal II

Integrated Child Impact Assessment (ICIA) - introduces the right of the child early on in city planning, to ensure that the needs of coming generations are secured; Lisa Klingwall

The city of tomor-row; Sandra González Álvarez

Children in Urban Environments: A Systematical Litera-ture Review on Participatory Approaches in Urban Planning and Design; Ozlemnur Ataol-Akpinar

Play with opinions - the game Urbanity unfolds youth’ perspectives on urban issues in Törökbálint; Anna Szilágyi-Nagy

Young pedestriansTop 317

The right to walk to school – 3 steps to reduce car trips; Petra Jens

“I wanna walk every corner”! Children as autonomous pedestrians in a city?; Sonja Gruber

Child-Friendly Mobility – Mobility Management Involves Thousands of Austrian Children in Planning Their Way to School; Petra Völkl

Children and disasterTop 319

Children’s Participatory Evacuation Map from Child’s Right to Survive Against Disasters in Japan; Isami Kinoshita

Think of Us: Promoting Children’s Rights in Post Disaster Recovery and Redevelopment; Manny Makia

Changing Spaces: Preserving Children’s Right to Play in a Time of Extreme Crisis; Beverley Makia

Recovering children’s lives: Urban space and emergency; Karima Wanuz

13:00 - 14:00 City Hall Vienna Lunch


TUESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 2018


CONTINUATION TUESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 2018

Inclusion and careFestsaal

Vienna for you! Participation and inclusiveness of children in urban spaces through information; Claudia Regan

Integral youth care in the living context of children in our daily urban systems; Marcelle Hendrickx

Access to cultural institutionsWappensaal

Free Learning Support at Viennese Schools; Daniela EckerStepp

Nightingale - Mentoring: Getting access to urban cultural and educational resources with the help of students as mentors; Günther Leeb & Daniela Gruber-Pruner

Local Knowledge° rooms as accessible learning spaces for everyone; Barbara Streicher

Built environmentSteinsaal II

Children’s places and places for children. Conceptua-li zing different types of places as benefit for urban and childhood studies; Raphaela Kogler

Analyzing the Built Environment from a Child’s Perspective; Tamy Stav, Moshe Ben David

Young cyclistsTop 317

The Cycle Tube Map and an Imaginary Play Area Web – A town initiative to promoting indepen-dent mobility and imaginative play;Martin Podevyn

The Schulter-blick-concept: empowering children and young people to cycle in the city; Robert Fuchs

Examining mobility licenses and the extent of active and independent mobili-ty of primary school children; Juliane Stark

FahrRad! - an innovative educatio-nal initiative around bike mobility; Martina Jauschneg

Child-friendly: from local to nationalTop 319

Child friendly Breda; Inge Wolters

Mechelen, child friendly city in evolution; Karen Claes

Communicating with them instead to them. Young Hoogeveen has the future!; Henk ten Brinke

15:30 - 16:00 Coffee break



CONTINUATION TUESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 2018

Competing needs in public spaceFestsaal

FAIR-PLAYTEAM in Vienna – offers lowthreshold social work in public space; Antonia Dusa Wernig and Nicole Janss

The impact of and challenges in the development of child friendly cities through child participation: Focusing on the practice of Kochi City, Japan; Toko Uchida

Promoting children’s voice in livability issues in villages: inspiring examples from a Dutch- German project; Hilde Wierd a-Boer

Participation in EducationWappensaal

School student participation – Experience democracy; Gini Stern

Wiener Kinder-freunde: The Implementation of Children’s Rights in Elementary Educati-onal Institutions/ by the example of the Kindergarten Salzgries; Alexandra Csar

Kindergartenspaces from a child´s point of view; Katja Hausleitner

Media literacySteinsaal II

City Of Ljubljana: Prevention Programs For Children In A Digital World; Maja Gojkovic

#Youth Work – Competent in Media; Manuela Smertnik

Bubble football and Safer Internet: Kids in parks get empowered; Martin Zeilbauer

Planning for PlayTop 317

Mapping play: reclaiming children’s domain in cities;Sukanya Krish-namurthy

Implementing and evaluating Getting it Right for Play in Scotland The essential ingredients in strategic planning for play and how to include children and young people in the planning process; Marguerite Hunter Blair

How children’s rights urban policies can better impact spatial order?; Guillaume Salan

Resources for playTop 319

Public Space in resource based child poverty research - City space as means of resilience; Korinna Lindinger

Protecting and enhancing the Child’s Right to Play at a time of austerity and increasing budgetary pressure; Alan Herron

Map Your World - Social Mapping for Social Action; Jacqui Southey

20:00 - 22:30 Networking dinner (optional). Part of the programme is an optional conference dinner in the City of Vienna. You find more information about the networking dinner on page 9.


09:00 - 09:20 Festsaal Plenary session: The third day of the conference will start with an inspiring wake up call.


Right to playFestsaal

Assessing the Play Value of a Play- based Children’s Zoo; Rick Worch

Development Of A System Of Indicators For Estimating The Recognition Of The Right Of Children To Play; Jaume Bantula Janot

A fine Article! UNCRC Article 31; the child’s right to play’ – The benefits and challenges involved in the creation of a childfriendly, playful city.; Debby Clarke

Addressing disadvantageWappensaal

Child-friendly asylum centers - Project “Playing without Borders”; Petra Stocker

Youth Encourage-ment – Empowering children and youth in poverty; Manuela Wade

Planning media projectsSteinsaal II

Urban Space and Digital Realm – The Cyberspace Archi-tecture of Informati-on, Counseling and Participation for Children and Young People in Vienna; Stefan Kühne

Children and digital communication: Participation vs. Protection; Anu Pöyskö

`When I play too long on the tablet, my fingers ache and I get hungry.’ How primary school children use digital media. A qualitative Austrian study; Marlies Zuccato

Streets and PlayTop 317

Wiener Kinderfreun de: The Support Fund “Creating Play Space”; Stefan Zwickl

Get connected!; Vicky Pettens

Permission to play!? Increasing the playability of public roads and squares in Vienna; Elisabeth Irschik

Participation in planningTop 319

Festival Children Are Weaking Up Bubenec - Example Of How To Promote Children’s Rights In Cities; Marinja Petrik

Tactical actions and transformation to promote children’s right to the city. The Tamalacà action research experience (Sardinia, Italy); Valentina Talu

Participation in Donaustadt. Students’ Represen-tatives Forum in the 22nd Viennese district; Lena Schoissengeyer

11:00 - 11:30 City Hall Vienna


WEDNESDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2018


Urban development and povertyFestsaal

Large cities – small families? Taking the view of children with at least two siblings; Norbert Neuwirth

Spatial and social quality according to children and teenagers in a modernistic high- rise environment; Marlies Marreel

Ownership and AgencyWappensaal

Austrian Guideline ChildFriendly Mobility; Helmut Lemmerer

The Place Standard: A practical tool to support children’s rights and enable children’s participation in urban development; Kat Hasler

Child-friendly city examplesTop 317

The research about the city evaluation method to activate the city policy called Child Friendly City in Japan; Osamu Sakuma

Perspectives from outside of EuropeTop 319

The Approach to Creating a Child Friendly Community in China; Yao Shen

Investigating the children’s satisfaction in Cairo towards achieving Childfriendly City; Haidy Hanafy

12:30 - 13:45 Festsaal Closing session. During the closing session of the conference the General Rapporteur will give a report on the outcomes of the conference. Next a policy maker as well as a practitioner will provide an outlook and summary of the conference.

13:45 - 14:45 City Hall Vienna Lunch. Discuss the outcomes of the conference while having lunch.

14:45 - 16:45 City Hall Vienna Field trips. In the afternoon of 26th of September you can choose to attend a field trip. More information about the field trips will follow shortly. You find more information on the field trips on page 9.

CONTINUATION WEDNESDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2018


During the conference you can attend various interesting field trips. The field trips will take

place in the morning of Monday 24th of September and in the afternoon of Wednesday

26th of September. Once you are registered you can sign up for the field trips.

Monday 24th of September 10.00 - 12.30

• Urban transformation area Sonnwendviertel

• Playfully exploring the city: Motivating children to stroll around

• Flash- Girls Café is Vienna‘s participatory Girls*- Only Youth Center

• Urban development area “Nordbahnviertel”

• GPS-based scavanger hunt

• History of the “red Vienna“

• Aspern the lake town

• Adventure Playground “Robinson-Insel”

Wednesday 26th of September 14.45 -17.15

• Playfully exploring the city: Motivating children to stroll around

• GPS-based scavanger hunt

• History of the “red Vienna“

• Aspern the lake town

• Adventure Playground “Robinson-Insel”

• ZOOM Children’s Museum – A space for children

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE FIELD TRIPS CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.CHILDINTHECITY.ORG/CONFERENCE-2018


FIELD TRIPS

https://www.childinthecity.org/2018-conference/field-trips/

In the evening of September 25, an optional networking dinner takes place from

20.00-22.30. The dinner takes place at Kahlenberg Restaurant, that is situated on a hill

that gives you a very nice view on the city of Vienna.

If you sign up for the dinner the additional costs are €60 (ex. VAT).

REGISTER HERE: WWW.CHILDINTHECITY.ORG/CONFERENCE-2018


NETWORKING DINNER

https://www.childinthecity.org/2018-conference/registration/


Why join Child in the City World Conference 2018?

• Be part of an international gathering for research and good practice in creating child

friendly cities

• Meet over 500 international practitioners, local politicians and academics and share

ideas and knowledge during the various networking moments

• Experience more than 100 different presentations about the latest research and develop-

ments on media, urban development and regeneration, equality and diversity and mobili-

ty in the child friendly city

• There will be a networking exhibition room where top researchers and scientists will dis-

play their projects on a poster presentation

• Meet the field and enjoy different field trips throughout the city of Vienna

At Child in the City 2016 you will meet:

• National, regional and local authorities

• Youth policy makers

• Consultants / advisors

• Strategy planners

• Urban designers, planners and developers

• Designers and producers of playground equipment

• Universities and researchers

• UN agencies

• NGOs

WHY ATTEND?




PRACTICAL INFORMATION

REGISTRATION

The Child in the City World Conference 2018 takes place in the beautiful

City Hall of Vienna.

Address:

Friedrich-Schmidt-Platz 1,

1010 Wien,

Austria

FOR INFORMATION ON HOTELS YOU CAN HAVE A LOOK HERE

Register now and take advantage of the early bird price until June 30!

• Delegate / presenter (early bird) — € 490.- (excl. 20% VAT)

Access to all the conference sessions, interactive workshops and field trips.

Includes lunches and a cocktail reception

• Delegate / presenter (regular fee) - € 690,- (excl. 20% VAT)

Access to all the conference sessions, interactive workshops and field trips.

Includes lunches and a cocktail reception

• Student (incl. PhD students) — € 175.- (excl. 20% VAT)

Access to all the conference sessions, interactive workshops, and field trips. Includes

lunch and a cocktail reception. Please be aware that you will be required to register with

your educational e-mail address.


https://www.childinthecity.org/2018-conference/practical-info/


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