Quick free job for a good cause - based on a concept by my good friend in Australia.
Modern diplomacy requires the development of new thinking and skills to face global challenges and changing societies. More Europe is a new approach towards external relations, based on the promotion of fundamental values, two-way dialogue, and the recognition of the role of civil society.
'More Europe' is a 12 month long campaign, which aims to convince politicians and policy makers to place cultural relations – one of the strongest assets that Europe has - in the heart of the EU’s external affairs.
What will Brussels be like in 2040 if its demographic growth continues? How will people get around the city if the motor car is no longer a sustainable means of transport? How can we reduce the social divide and avoid a dual city? How can we offer everyone an opportunity to live and work in the city with dignity? How can we coordinate the development of Brussels with its hinterland?
In December 2011 we filmed a debate for 'More Europe': "Modern diplomacy requires the development of new thinking and skills to face global challenges and changing societies. More Europe is a new approach towards external relations, based on the promotion of fundamental values, two-way dialogue, and the recognition of the role of civil society."
The British Council commissioned Aptalops to show, through an online report, the considerable impact of their project, the Migrant Integration Policy Index. They wanted something that was consistent with a pre-existing brand but showed impact research in an innovative and user-friendly fashion. We created an infographic and a glossary. This is the result:
On the 26 September 2011, the European Day of Languages, EUNIC in Brussels organised a 'flash mob' dance event in four Brussels metro stations to highlight its Transpoesie project.
Aptalops was commissioned to film the event and this is the result:
