co — matter

The hope for more collective action, solidarity and deeper connection.

This is this year’s final edition of the co — matter digest, a monthly mailing list about the future of bringing people together.

12 Creative Ways To Reduce Social Media From Our Annual Survey

7 insights on digital maps and how the next generation of internet users will navigate the world wide web. Derived from a collaborative…

When Polaroid Originals launched in September 2017 it built on the groundwork of the Impossible Project: the project that set out to save…

Lessons from co-matter’s Community Leadership Summit #2

We’re excited to share the talks, topics & speakers of our second Summit on January 24, 2019 in Berlin.

September 7 2018, Copenhagen: the first Community Leadership Summit brought together over 80 founders, community leaders and grassroots…

From co-living platforms to creative agencies, here’s a preview of the people and organizations that will join us at this year’s Community…

The founder of Ladies Get Paid will join us on September 7 to co-host this year’s Summit in Copenhagen.

Join us on September 7 in Copenhagen to devise how communities can make a real world impact.

A visual journey into creating a human-centred technology festival

It’s a metaphor for the internet today, suggests Linda Liukas.

Nothing is forever when dealing with online communities.

Justin Gignac on what made Working Not Working the home for 30.000 of the world’s most talented creatives.

We’re tired of social media, distrust technology and take real actions instead of sitting in front of our screens.

What does it take to bring people together?

Reverse psychology & how to establish trust in email marketing

An interview with Annamaria Olsson, the founder of award-winning community project Give Something Back to Berlin

An interview with Simon Caspersen, founding member and Director of Communications for Copenhagen’s future-living lab SPACE10.

An interview with Martin Jordan and Kara Kane from Government Digital Services, the UK’s digital unit behind gov.uk