District XIX: Digital storytelling with inhabitants in priority neighbourhood of Paris

• Young age population with 19% under 15, and 43% under 30. This is much higher than the rates observed in Paris and the 18th and 19th arrondissements (districts). 
• Over 40% of the Rosa Parks’ inhabitants live alone. This proportion is lower than in Paris as a whole, but unlike Paris, it is mainly men who are alone. 
• A high proportion of family are single-parent families, 27% of households is much higher than the averages observed in Paris.
• A high unemployment rate at almost twice as high as in the capital as a whole. 

• Social exclusion
• Unemployment
• Socially fragility of young people (early school leaving), 
• Security problem, 
• Lack of local facilities -- no library
• Tensions between arrondissements. 

In addition Rosa Parks is often affected by high density of refugees people (one of the bigger migrant’s settlement of Paris during the year 2018). 

• Territorial diagnosis: Produce a survey dedicated to the area in order to understand urban stakes, uses, communities, publics, ecosystem local actors. 
• Building a territorial corpus: Collect and aggregate historical archive footage from the cultural institutions, inhabitants, testimonies, artistic and collaborative contents, stories of people. 
• Storytelling the corpus: Aggregation of the data collected in the territorial corpus in order to design the local routes reflecting the experiences of the community. 
• Using the app with inhabitants: Produce a report of the testing sessions of the app in a participative way with the local communities. The sessions will be observed to understand the users use and questioning users with an objective criteria.
• Restitution event: A public urban walk using the app and conference on specific topic “Urban digital storytelling”. In contrast to testing this event will focus on the engagement of local authorities & NGO.