Core Value Systems
Case Studies Purpose
Case-studies serve the purpose of show-casing the work on-the-ground to a broader audience. there are two main audience-groups:
- other practitioners who want to see practice being applied, to learn and integrate into how they apply practice in their own places
- external evaluators who are looking to resource meaningful work
Case-studies are an interface into action-learning - real-time, multi-perspectival. They are an ongoing story-ing process: story-making about the ongoing unfolding of the potential of place. Prisma’s offer, as a distributed incubator, is to onboard hubs into self-publishing capacity. Over time, our work becomes one of supporting the formation of a distributed, self-organising hub-network: one where each hub is able to resource and carry-out systems-change work on-the-ground, whilst also being part of a network that is able to make visible and coordinate their activity as a whole.
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