Mojca Kamnik, samozaposlena v kulturi
V programu Sprehod spomina: Koroška je bil predstavljen potencial uporabe lokalnega virtualnega okolja iz obdobja 1960-ih let. Avtorja projekta Sprehod spomina: Ptuj 60-ta, M. Kamnik in T. Gangl, sta na primeru ptujskega okolja pokazala možnost razvoja tovrstnih digitalnih orodij za Koroško regijo. Marjana Kamnik (vodja KDS PE SG) je s strokovnega vidika socialne oskrbe izpostavila pomen in prihodnji potencial uporabe digitalnih programov, posebej v kontekstu dolgotrajne oskrbe.
Po predstavitvi so si udeleženci ogledali primer virtualnega projekta in sodelovali v razpravi o obdobju 1960-ih. Delili so osebne in lokalne zgodbe, nekateri pa so prinesli tudi fotografsko gradivo. Dogodek je tako ustvaril prostor za obujanje spominov, njihovo dopolnjevanje in povezovanje posameznih doživetj v skupno lokalno zgodbo. Posebej dragoceno je bilo zanimanje mlajših generacij, ki so s poslušanjem in vprašanji prispevale k medgeneracijskemu dialogu.
Takšna srečanja so bila mogoča prav zato, ker je projekt prejel podporo sklada dolina:dialoga, ki omogoča razvoj priložnost za dialog, srečevanja in izmenjavo izkušenj. Ob koncu dogodka so številni udeleženci izrazili zadovoljstvo in hvaležnost, da so lahko skupaj obujali preteklost, hkrat pa iskali pot, kako jo vpet v prihodnost skupnost. V okolju, kot je Mežiška dolina, so tovrstne pobude neprecenljive – saj širijo prostor dialoga in krepijo vezi med ljudmi.)
Memory Walk: Carinthia – Mojca Kamnik, self-employed in culture
The program Memory Walk: Carinthia presented the potential of using a local virtual environment depicting the 1960s. The authors of the project Memory Walk: Ptuj 60s, M. Kamnik and T. Gangl, demonstrated (on the example of the Ptuj environment) the possibilities of developing such digital tools for the Carinthia region. From the perspective of social care, Marjana Kamnik (head of KDS PE SG) emphasized the importance and future potential of digital programs, especially in the context of long-term care.
After the presentation, participants explored the virtual project and engaged in a discussion about the 1960s. They shared personal and local stories, with some even bringing along photographic material. The event thus created a space for reviving memories, supplementing them, and weaving individual experiences into a shared local narrative. Particularly valuable was the interest shown by younger generations, who contributed to intergenerational dialogue through listening and asking questions.
Such gatherings were made possible precisely thanks to the support of the dolina:dialoga foundation, which fosters opportunities for dialogue, encounters, and the exchange of experiences. At the conclusion of the event, many participants expressed their satisfaction and gratitude for the chance to collectively revive the past while also seeking ways to anchor it in the future of the community. In an environment such as the Meža Valley, initiatives of this kind are invaluable – as they expand the space for dialogue and strengthen the bonds between people.