Introduction:

Everyday practices are powerful influencers in shaping the structure of society, power dynamics, gender-based conflicts, inequalities, and the potential for transformative change. In this workshop, we introduce a versatile evaluation tool called “The Clock of Everyday Spatial Practices,” designed to delve into the intricacies of how individuals use time and space to fulfill specific objectives. From promoting personal security to understanding gender roles, childcare strategies, food access practices, and more, this tool offers valuable insights into diverse social practices.

Workshop Content:

1. Understanding Everyday Practices: Definition and Significance

• Explore the significance of everyday practices in shaping society and promoting transformative change.
• Understand the role of everyday practices in power dynamics, gender-based conflicts, and inequalities.

2. The “Clock of Everyday Spatial Practices” Tool

a. Mapping Space-Time Sections: Step-by-Step Process

• Learn how to use the “Clock of Everyday Spatial Practices” to map space-time sections in individuals’ lives.
• Understand the process of collecting data and creating comprehensive databases.

b. Analyzing Through the “Clock of Everyday Spatial Practices”

• Explore the insights gained from analyzing data collected through the “Clock of Everyday Spatial Practices” tool.
• Identify patterns, challenges, and strengths in individuals’ everyday practices.

Transfer:

• Applying Theories of Change: Understand how to apply theories of change in organizations’ context and questions, using the perspective of everyday practices.
• Indicators and Objectives: Learn to transfer theoretical knowledge into practical indicators and objectives for organizational contexts.

Aim of the Workshop:

• Acquire a basic state-of-the-art understanding of the everyday practices approach.
• Take the first step in applying the theory of change for operational projects, integrating the perspective of everyday practices.
• Gain knowledge of key indicators to assess everyday practices for understanding challenges, conflicts, and strengths within a community or organization.
• Transfer acquired theoretical knowledge for possible grant writing using the perspective of everyday practices.
• Develop the ability to design methodological approaches for specific project activities that emphasize everyday practices.

For Whom: This workshop is designed for NGOs, institutions, grassroots movements, scholars, public officials, and individuals interested in gaining insights into everyday practices as an evaluation tool. Whether you are new to the topic or seeking to enhance your understanding and practices, this workshop is open to all.

When/Where: The workshop will be conducted via Zoom and will last for 4 hours. The specific date and time will be confirmed soon. Please contact us to check availability and reserve your spot.