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In this episode, we discover the inspiring story of Future Wilhelmsburg, a resident organization that is shaping their own narrative of the future, turning it into a cultural commons that reflects their collective aspirations. Joined by guest Louis Volont (HafenCity University, Germany), we'll dive into the sociological principles that underpin their efforts through Laurent Thévenot’s model of commonality, highlighting how these activists are mobilizing public arguments, identifying collective pathways, and fostering a deep emotional connection to their territory.
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