PIE Themes Overview

To further develop the unique perspective that PASCAL International Exchanges (PIE) represents for its contributors and participants, this THEMES section highlights a number of major issues which have evolved since the inception of the project.

Initially, PIE was established with a core set of Stimulus Papers from key contributors representing cities and regions from around the world. This has provided a rich pool of information, experience and innovative ideas that all participating cities have benefitted from.  Through this public web space we hope that a wider audience has also found the dialogue an interesting and valuable resource.

For a comprehensive review of the development of the PASCAL International Exchanges project, please see Building Inclusive and Sustainable Learning Cities by Peter Kearns, Michael Osborne and Denise Reghenzani-Kearns.

We now invite extended contributions and discussions on the following PIE Themes:

• Cultural policy and cultural institutions as arenas for lifelong learning;
• Responding to social change;
• Preserving the environment;
• Mobilising civil society to build successful cities;
• ICT and media as vehicles for an inclusive learning society;
• Healthy Cities;
• Special Country Papers;
• Sustainable Opportunity Cities.

To participate in the PIE project, contribute materials or simply to join in the discussions, please contact Peter Kearns.

PIE Themes Activity

Type	Title	Author	Replies	Post date
	Cultural Planning Forums Across Victoria: second and third forums – June/July 2014	Kim Dunphy		Jun 12 2014
	New Projects in Glasgow and Ostersund	Henrik Zipsane	1	Jun 11 2014
	EcCoWell Cork - 7th Heaven (Meeting)	Denis Barrett		Jun 11 2014
	Glasgow - Future City Demonstrator city - Invitation to an event on 24 July	Michael Burns	3	Jun 8 2014
	Hume Social Justice Conference – Making a World of Difference	Peter Kearns		May 13 2013
	Gwang Myeong Stimulus Paper	Don Min Choi	1	Apr 29 2013

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