SEASIN’s core objective is to effectively support and promote social innovation as a means to achieve sustainable and inclusive socio-economic growth, social cohesion and equity in South East Asia, through intercultural, curricular and extracurricular activities.

This call is aimed at both researchers and practitioners to present abstracts (100 > 200 words) for consideration to form part of the First Southeast Asian Social Innovation Network Conference to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 8th and 9th October 2018.

Conference Topics
Social Innovation and the Environment (e.g. Smart Cities and Green Spaces);

  • Social Innovation and Technology;
  • Social Innovation and People: Social Cohesion, Health, Education, Employment;
  • How can social innovation be measured, scaled-up, transferred or sustained?;
  • How can universities support social innovation?;
  • Education for social innovation (e.g. methodologies and practices);
  • Social innovation theories and practices in Southeast Asia.

May 31, 2018 Submission deadline for the abstract (100-200 words)

Contacts
More information on the SEASIN project:
website www.seasin-eu.org
email [email protected]

SEASIN’s core objective is to effectively support and promote social innovation as a means to achieve sustainable and inclusive socio-economic growth, social cohesion and equity in South East Asia, through intercultural, curricular and extracurricular activities.

The project aims to implement a new model for University – Socioeconomic engagement, based on a combination of curricular and extra-curricular activities; learning materials and tools; practical training; mentoring; and the development of specific support units that are dedicated to strengthening the Universities’ links with the wider social environment.

Funded by the European Commission, the project involves a consortium of 15 partners, including 11 universities, with Glasgow Caledonian University coordinating as the lead partner. The project’s activities will be based within 4 South-East Asian countries – Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia and Malaysia.