Amai! is turning five, and we're celebrating with an evening that perfectly shows what amai! stands for: bringing people together around AI, with a sense of wonder, humour, and a generous dose of creativity.

Discover during this webinar how citizen science and water research go hand in hand.
Several speakers from around the world will share their experiences, best practices, and challenges. The webinar will also mark the official launch of Citizens4Water, the global inventory of citizen science projects on water. You can also apply to present your own project in a short pitch!

Registrations for the fourth CS-NL Network Day are now open! Citizen Science Netherlands (CS-NL) is the national network for everyone involved in citizen science in the Netherlands (and beyond). This inspiring day will take place on Thursday, January 29, 2026, at the Neude Library in Utrecht from 09:30 to 17:30.

Discover how citizens actively contribute to science during the free webinar “Engaging Citizens with Science: Insights and Success Stories from Across Europe”. Experts will share inspiring examples of citizen science projects and discuss how collaboration between researchers and citizens stimulates innovation. Scivil will also be participating and presenting how our “amai!” project connects various stakeholders to create innovative AI-solutions.

FARO and Scivil invite you to a hands-on workshop where vague ideas for citizen science grow into a clear and feasible project. During this practical workshop, you will work together with other participants to develop an initial concrete outline for a citizen science project.

BeCoDigital explores how digital technologies and AI can enhance citizen co-creation in a federal government context. During this final event, KU Leuven, UNamur, and UAntwerpen will share their insights and future plans. The event takes place on Tuesday, December 9, from 13:30 to 16:00 at BeCentral in Brussels.

The CIW Citizen Science platform invites you to an inspiring afternoon on citizen participation in water-related research in Leuven on Monday, 8 December, from 13:30 to 17:00. 

Five projects will share their experiences, challenges, and best practices—from youth parliaments to citizen science on plastic pollution. Special guest Uta Wehn, professor citizen science & sustainability at IHE Delft and driving force behind the international Citizen Science for Water conference., will present a synthesis of global trends and insights.

On Sunday, November 23, the 15th edition of Dag van de Wetenschap (Day of Science) took place. Dozens of locations across Brussels and Flanders opened their doors for more than 850 activities, bringing science closer to the public. Scivil was present at several locations to put citizen science in the spotlight. 

Discover in this international webinar how citizen science contributes to water monitoring and sustainable water management worldwide, with inspiring examples from the Citizens4Water initiative by UNESCO and Scivil. Learn how citizens can influence water policy and help build a healthier planet through data and collaboration.