After five years of activity in the Commons Lab, a time in which we have done research and reflected on the quality and importance of the commons, we propose that, for the next meeting, we collectively think about the Lab, looking back in time (What has been done and gazing into the future (What needs to be done) as well as taking into account the workings on inside (the projects carried out by the Lab) and on outside (the experiences and people with whom we want to engage), without losing sight of the crisis we are facing.

After five years of activity in the Commons Lab, a time in which we have done research and reflected on the quality and importance of the commons, we propose that, for the next meeting, we collectively think about the Lab, looking back in time (What has been done and gazing into the future (What needs to be done) as well as taking into account the workings on inside (the projects carried out by the Lab) and on outside (the experiences and people with whom we want to engage), without losing sight of the crisis we are facing.

After five years of activity in the Commons Lab, a time in which we have done research and reflected on the quality and importance of the commons, we propose that, for the next meeting, we collectively think about the Lab, looking back in time (What has been done and gazing into the future (What needs to be done) as well as taking into account the workings on inside (the projects carried out by the Lab) and on outside (the experiences and people with whom we want to engage), without losing sight of the crisis we are facing.

After five years of activity in the Commons Lab, a time in which we have done research and reflected on the quality and importance of the commons, we propose that, for the next meeting, we collectively think about the Lab, looking back in time (What has been done and gazing into the future (What needs to be done) as well as taking into account the workings on inside (the projects carried out by the Lab) and on outside (the experiences and people with whom we want to engage), without losing sight of the crisis we are facing.