CiOTA City On The Air program aktywacji przestrzeni miejskiej dla mieszkańców radioamatorów 🇵🇱💪

A program to activate the etheric urban space of squares, benches, and green spaces, belonging to residents, not tourists. Cities belong to residents, not offices or governments. Public space also belongs to radio amateurs, not just refugees and tourists. So let's use our property. 🇵🇱❤️💪In accordance with our interests, preserving culture and respect for others. Public space is a common good that should serve all citizens, meet their needs, and enable the free development of social relationships. Although formally managed by the state or local government, its true social and democratic owners are its residents. Key Characteristics of Civic Space Universal Accessibility: Everyone has the right to be there, regardless of social status. Inclusivity: This space unites people, rather than dividing or excluding them. Freedom of behavior: Actions are limited only by respect for others and the rules of coexistence. Building identity: Streets and squares help us identify with our city. Responsibilities and challenges The right to space also brings with it responsibility. Citizens can influence its appearance through public consultations and participatory budgets. A contemporary threat is commercialization and the emergence of gated communities, which diminish the public character of cities.