CultiRider : The Case Study of a Moving Community Space Creating Intercultural Connections Between Local and Migrant Youth in Hungary

Jekli, Ágnes and Hosszu, Erzsébet (2025) CultiRider : The Case Study of a Moving Community Space Creating Intercultural Connections Between Local and Migrant Youth in Hungary. In: P/References of Design. Cumulus conference proceedings series, 1 . Cumulus Association, Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest, Budapest, pp. 2109-2125. ISBN 978-952-7549-03-5

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Abstract

CultiRider is a moving community space that has been bringing intercultural workshops to several villages in Hungary in the form of a redesigned camper van since 2020. CultiRider is also a case study illustrating a collaboration of urban and rural NGOs, communities, and artists. The paper explores how design might take a role in community building by creating a shared place and shared language. The authors are both doctoral candidates, practising designers, and social activists whose aim is to support creating common values by connecting two very different target groups: youth with refugee and migrant backgrounds living in Budapest as well as their underprivileged Hungarian peers living in the rural area of Hungary.

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