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Activities in Belgium up to M30. Table 6: Female participants in DITOs events (grouped by work package, excluding online events) Source: Events Diary. Work Package % Female Participants WP1: Biodesign 59% WP2: Environmental Sustainability 50% WP3: Engagement & Capacity Building 52% WP4: Policy Engagement 52.9% Engaging the hard-to-reach It should be noted here that the DITOs project worked towards reaching and engaging with people who are usually excluded from citizen and DIY science or who are hard to-reach, due to their geographical location, education level, income level and so on. To achieve this, DITOs designed and implemented a travelling exhibition to travel across Europe and actively engage or simply engage with such hard-to-reach groups. The Science Bus, run by the XXXX, was launched in July 2017 and ran for three months. The other science bus of the project, XperiLAB bus, was created by RBINS, and has been operating since 2010. It travels across Belgium, visiting different schools to bring structured science experiments to enhance the existing education programmes. The buses were hugely successful endeavours and are evaluated in more detail in a specific case study set out in deliverable D5.3. In terms of engaging the hard to reach, the ethnographic case study in D5.3 presents a comparative vignette of how both buses involved different practices and framings of scientific knowledge and publics. The XperiLAB bus targeted a specific age range of school children with activities and took place during lesson time and in the physical vicinity of the school and included the classes teacher. The XperiLAB framing is that the bus is an extension of the school classroom. In contrast, the Xxxx science bus had a looser concept of scientific knowledge and publics that revolved around the notion of ‘instructables’ - text and image guides that are created by people within online forums to share instruction for a variety of projects. The workshop activities were available as printed instructables as well as website downloads, which meant the participants could carry out the experiment one their own at home. The bus workshops where thus a physical run-through of the instructable information as guided by the science bus captains. Furthermore, the Xxxx bus was collecting folk remedies from the workshop participants as a two-way knowledge exchange process. By framing folk remedies as ‘life hacks’, they framed them as similar to the instructables already created for the bus. A key part of the Xxxx bu...
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