Open Technology

Open Educational Resources

r0g_Reports

Part of our work at r0g_agency is to explore the ways in which open source and its realm of related technologies and methodologies can be applied to a broad spectrum of activities. We seek to fuse the power and resources behind open source and open data into means of active knowledge creation and social empowerment, particularly in societal transformation and post-conflict scenarios.

Constructed and Open Identities in the Fog of War and Peace

August 18, 2017

Juba as an Open Source City : Urban Planning as a Tool for Peace Building

April 15, 2016

#defyhatenow background notes

May 9, 2015

#DoDevDif – Doing Development Differently

January 22, 2015

Report on South Sudan ‘open systems strategies’ research trip November 2013

December 4, 2013

#OSWARRAP: Open Systems Strategies linking FOSS & Open Knowledge

October 1, 2013

The Future of Open Systems Solutions, now

May 6, 2013

Open Source in Post-Conflict Development

June 14, 2012

r0g_Publications

https://openculture.agency/mmn-field-guide/

#MMN_MIgrant Media Network Social Media & Migration FIELD GUIDE

The #MigrantMediaNet Social Media & Migration Field Guide offers an introduction to the contexts of migration, along with information, case studies, personal stories and resources to be used by potential migrants in order to make more informed decisions before embarking on the journey.

r0g_agency for open culture and critical transformation gGmbH Berlin
#MMN Project Concept: Thomas Gitonga Kalunge, Susanne Bellinghausen, Stephen Kovats
Content Development & Facilitators: Johanna Havemann, Sainabou Jallow, Blen Desta, Sara Shedden Casanovas, Jaiksana Soro
Participants And Co-creators: Benedictus Kwame Agbelom, Edward Kwaku Osei, Bismark Agyei Yeboah, Fortune Agbele, Cosmas Kombat Lambini, Desmond Nsobila AlugnoaAssembled & Edited by Jodi Rose
Design / Layout: Adam Ferns / Cara Schwartz

Ghana Edition Prototype October 2019 Print ISBN: 978-3-9819895-8-8 ebook ISBN: 978-33981989595-3-3
CC-BY-SA 4.0

#defyhatenow Social Media Hate Speech Mitigaton FIELD GUIDE

The #defyhatenow Field Guide offers tools and strategies to be used by community-based organisations & online campaigns for peacebuilding in South Sudan and around the world.

Version 1.0 May 2018 – CC-BY-SA 4.0

r0g_agency for open culture and critical transformation gGMBH Berlin and associated authors

Concept: Stephen Kovats & Susanne Bellinghausen; Assembled and edited by Jodi Rose; Design: Adam Ferns; #defyhatenow concept illustrations: Hanna Rounding; Quick-reference poster design: Cara Schwartz; Social media campaign & game design: Nelson Kwaje, Kendi Gikunda & Paul Simiyu; Photographs: Hakim George, Bullen Chol, Jaiksana Amaruda José, Free-Boy the African.

Print ISBN: 9783981989540

ebook ISBN: 9783981989595

LETS GO jHUB - COMMUNITY FIRST!

New insights about the development of a grassroots media training centre in Juba, South Sudan, 2016.

Published in 2017 by icebauhaus (CC-BY-SA).

Authors: Stephen Kovats, Marina Modi, Timm Wille and project participants; Editorial coordinators: Jodi Rose, Tiemo Ehmke; Layout/ graphic design: Oliver Gretscher Photos by the project partners; Open Hardware Guide design and layout by Adam Ferns; jHUB Network Diagram by John Fass.

OPEN KNOWLEDGE AND COLLABORATIVE MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN

Documentation and insights on the initiation of a community-based media training center in South Sudan 2015

Published in 2016 by icebauhaus (CC-BY-SA).

Authors: Stephen Kovats, Lagu Stephen, Rafiq Copeland, Markos Lemma, Clemens Lerche, Jörn Schultz; Editorial coordinators: Jodi Rose, Tiemo Ehmke; Layout/graphic design: Oliver Gretscher; Photos: the project partners, Hakim George, Rafiq Copeland; jHUB Open Learning Guide design and layout by Adam Ferns.