How can we meaningfully involve the public in decision-making about cities and the landscape? The Faculty of Humanities at Charles University will present a new lifelong learning program, Fundamentals of Participatory Skills, which has also given rise to the publication Participation: A Practical Guide. The program is designed for anyone who wants to better understand how to design and lead participatory processes. It will offer an overview of methods, tools, and common pitfalls, and will focus on practical skills ranging from planning and facilitation to data analysis and communication strategies. The evening will include a book launch and a discussion with the authors.

The following guests accepted the invitation to the event:

• Markéta Zandlová / Project Coordinator, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University
• Vojtěch Černý / Coordinator of Participatory Projects, Agora CE
• Terezie Lokšová / urban sociologist, Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences