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Imagination Infrastructure and Collective Imagining

Cassie Robinson, Margie Caust

2021 English Finance & Resourcing Participation & Engagement Public Infrastructures & Space

The 20th century infrastructure gave us the roads, utilities and structures for an industrial society. The 21st century has wholly new challenges that need us to ask deeper questions and draw on diverse voices.

In a conversation with Margie Caust, Cassie Robinson, Deputy Director, UK’s National Lottery Community Fund, will discuss her idea of an ‘imagination infrastructure’. Like the term ‘creative bureaucracy’ this feels like an oxymoron. How might the idea of imagination and infrastructure meld? How might it connect to a creative bureaucracy?

Cassie Robinson

Deputy Director of Funding Strategy / The National Lottery Community Fund

Cassie is Deputy Director of Funding Strategy at The National Lottery Community Fund where she’s responsible for Innovation, Policy and Practice, and is also Co-founder of the Point People. She is a Fellow at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence and has a Policy Fellowship at the Institute of Innovation and Public Purpose at UCL. Cassie is also the founder of Stewarding Loss and Co-founder of Funder Ecosystems.

An experienced strategic designer, Cassie is a Nesta Creative Pioneer, sits on the Board of Organise HQ, and teaches on the MSc in Ecological Design and the Ecologies + Technologies programme at Schumacher College. She is on the Faculty of States of Change, and is one of the International Futures Forum Clan.

Margie Caust

Urban Strategist & Co-Author of 'The Creative Bureaucracy'

Margie Caust is an urban strategist focusing on city futures. She is helps cities rethink their assets to create economic opportunities. She is co-author of ‘The Creative Bureaucracy and its radical common sense’, with Charles Landry. Margie has worked in Australia and the UK facilitating cross government and cross regional collaboration, building economic programs and contributing to big picture thinking. She has an MSc in Development and Planning (Urban Regeneration) from University College London.

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