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From: Sophie and Thomas at Commons Network <thomas@commonsnetwork.eu>
Date: Fri, Dec 21, 2018 at 4:58 PM
Subject: Commons Network News
To: Michel <michel@p2pfoundation.net>

What did we do in 2018? 

View this email in your browser Hi Everyone!   We have had a dynamic and exciting year and would like to share some of our highlights, publications and activities with you. To name just a few milestones of 2018: This year we opened an office in Amsterdam and started our campaign 'CommonsforEurope2019'. We published a policy paper on biomedical commons and access to medicines and a well-received paper about urban commons in Amsterdam and Berlin.  Acknowledgement and recognition of the commons is increasingly becoming mainstream.  This is good news, as it is a prerequisite for truly transitioning to social-ecological sustainable societies.  But what does it mean to support and protect the commons?  And how can we apply this model to different sectors?  These are some of the questions we try to answer and engage with every day. Below you will see how we go about it.  Projects Health is crucial for everyone and should be treated a a common good. What does this mean for biomedical innovation and medicines?  Commons for Europe: how can we force the commons on the political agenda Publications EU Elections Manifesto: Putting People's Health First Biomedical Commons and Access to Medicines Urban Commons : Shared Spaces News Since September we have an office in Amsterdam in the beautiful Rode Hoed building.  New fellow Mai Sutton: Read our interview with her   Digital Futures City transitions: How can policy makers embrace the city as Commons?  Events & Workshops Open Science for Health in the European Parliament  Reframe Digital Europe  Democratic Societies News Martin Bogdan joined as our new European Policy Officer in Brussels following the daily grind of European Affairs.

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