SenseCamp 2016

Aims & objectives

SenseCamp is an unconference for social entrepreneurship and innovation. The highly interactive and community-based event brings together the global MakeSense network and regional ecosystems to boost action and engagement. SenseCamp is the place to discover and exchange new ideas, actionable insights and success/failure stories.

Launched in 2012 in Berlin, SenseCamps have happened all over the world, from São Paulo to Singapore, and have featured speakers such as Prof. Muhammad Yunus, Liam Black, Charles Eisenstein, Rodrigo Baggio, and many more.

This year's SenseCamp Berlin focused on “Questioning Borders". The aim was to challenge political, geographical, societal and cultural tensions among borders, not only from a systemic perpective but also from a deep individual and emotional point of view.

Target group & international/intercultural composition of the group & team

People from all around the world. The organizing team itself included people from Russia, Italy, France, Germany and Poland.

Training methods used & main activities

Design Thinking Approach
TeamBuilding
Trust Games
Bar Camp
World Cafés
Informal Education Activities
Workshops
Informative Debates
Hold Ups

Outcomes of the activity

Around a hundred participants

15 Speakers Engaged in different issues surrounding the topic of Questioning Borders

Your tasks and responsibilities within the team

I was a trainer, moderator and facilitator during the event.

I chaired the sessions on Sunday

I was the direct contact person for the speakers of the event, I kept communication with them answered their questions and curated their workshops.

I worked on this training for 3 days as a full time trainer.