Rural School of Economics starts
januari 2020

The travelling school connects local knowledge and shares transformative learning across rural communities and organisations in Europe (for now). Classes happen in the same places that rural culture and economies are made: in small businesses, in kitchens


Kathrin Böhm
Wapke Feenstra
(initiatoirs)
— Business Department Alanus University
— Van Abbemuseum
— Pollinaria
— Scottish Sculpture Workshop
— Brest Fortress Development Foundation
— Lumbung.Space documenta fifteen

The Rural School of Economics is multilingual, intergeneration and trans-local. It connects communities who might be far apart, but who are working on similar issues. Everyone involved is both a learner and a teacher.

It’s powered by mutual knowledge exchange, cultural co-production and everyday economies.

See project website: www.ruralschoolofeconomics.info
Go to:
Current Myvillages website
or
Myvillages project archive
(2003-2023)
This website documents the work of Myvillages from 2003 to 2023.
To find out where Myvillages is working at the moment visit ruralschoolofeconomics.info.