Looking for Homo Circularis

In the current economy, many people are committed to a consumerist role: Above all, they should buy and consume, practices such as doing it yourself, sharing or repairing are more difficult than facilitated. In the Circular Society, people should be enabled to participate in production systems, transparency, autonomy and accessibility are in the foreground. But which skills, orientations and everyday practices characterize a typical “homo circularis”? How can the transformation also take place at the level of biographies and everyday life and household management? The session deals with the role of humans in the circular society and develops paths to homo circularis.

Please register at jaeger-orben@tu-berlin.de