We’re excited to invite you to a live webinar event showcasing the Road-STEAMer Community of Practice Suite (RCS), a digital space designed to enable meaningful dialogue, engagement, and collaboration within the Road-STEAMer community and beyond.
Whether you’re already involved in the Road-STEAMer network or simply curious about how this platform can be applied to other areas, this session is for you!
What Is the RCS?
Developed within the EU-funded Road-STEAMer project, the RCS is built on Decidim, an open-source platform designed for e-participation, transparent governance, and collaborative decision-making.
Originally created to support STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education, the RCS has the flexibility to serve a wide range of fields, including research and innovation, civic engagement, public policy and governance, cultural initiatives, community development
Why It Matters
The RCS isn’t just a platform , it’s a community-driven tool for shaping dialogue, strengthening participation, and building bridges between education, research, policy, and society. Whether you’re working in STEAM fields or exploring participatory innovation elsewhere, this webinar offers insight into how digital platforms can enable structured collaboration and community empowerment.
During this interactive session, you will:
- Explore the features of the RCS platform and how it supports engagement in the Road-STEAMer project
- See real-world examples of participatory spaces and decision-making workflows
- Learn how the RCS — and its Decidim-based technology — can be adapted to support your own community or thematic area
This webinar is ideal for educators and researchers, NGOs and public administrators, civic tech enthusiasts, community leaders and innovators, and anyone interested in participatory processes and digital collaboration platforms
Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how the RCS can support your work and inspire new ways of connecting people, ideas, and action.
Event Details
- Date: Wednesday, July 30, 2025
- Time: 15:00 CEST (Central European Summer Time)
- Registration Link: Register Here
