Despite the ever-growing interest in commoning, the design research community still lacks a shared agenda to support the designing for and through relational commons. The one-day workshop offers a space to reflect on and explore connections between design(ing) and common(ing) while sharing practical or theoretical examples and experiences questioning: 1) What perspectives and actions need to be foregrounded for new design research agendas that consider commoning and commons as a context and goal? 2) What could be considered good strategies and practices for sustainable and enduring commoning and designing for commoning? 3) What can design researchers, activists, and practitioners contribute to the common/commons, and how? 4) How does commoning/designing changes when resources and assets are in common ”ownership”.
