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In this workshop, entrepreneurs, stakeholders, community members, professors and students met to discuss safety, security and equity in Guadalajara to better understand current scenarios and opportunities. Teams worked for 5 days with presentations from experts, field trips, and brainstorming and conversation. At the end of the week, each team presented their ideas for the future of Guadalajara.
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Key themes:
Connectivity - How do issues of access augment systems of inequality. How can we connect communities to create more diversity and better understanding of one another's needs, hopes, and dreams for Mexico?
Gender Issues and Women's Empowerment - How do issues of gender inequality effect people in low income and informal communities. How can women be empowered to become active members of their community, have income, and have support for issues when they arise?
Education - What solutions can we provide in in formal communities to provide better education and also to promote the value of education. What alternative 'schools' and learning experiences can be offered?
Mobility - What mobility solutions can we offer to give people from informal communities better access to jobs, commerce, and exploration?
Open Space - What do open spaces offer a community? If informal communities do not have open communal space what are they lacking? What spaces can be proposed and developed to improve quality of life?
Opening Keynote - Cienca de las ciudades - Luis Alonso Pastor, MIT Media Lab
Entiendiendo la informalidad - Mayra Gamboa - Universidad de Guadalajara
Estrategia Zapopan 2030. Productividad y Equidad Ciudad Próspera Zapopan. Ma. Elena de la Torre Escoto, Luis Álvarez y Karen Gutiérrez PC
Entorno del Centro Cultural Universitario y Museo de Ciencias Ambientales. Eduardo Santana
Cultura e inteligencia colectiva para la seguridad urbana. Colectivo Torolab.
Raúl Cárdenas.
Lomas del Centinela. Trabajo de investigación de la Universidad de Montréal. Juan Torres
Big Data para la seguridad y desigualdad urbana. Julie Ricardo, Data Pop Alliance
Planning for the Rapidly Urbanizing Context. Markus Elkatsha, MIT Media Lab
Coordinación de Seguridad Universitaria. Montalberti Serrano.