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'Everyday experiences and heritage in south European cities: Digital tools and practices'  regards the organisation of a workshop in the context of the planned activities of our WG. The workshop will enable us to strengthen links with the community (incl. scholars, researchers and local authorities), to collect content to be analysed with the methods developed by the WG members, as well as to test and collect feedback about a new software tool we are developing. The latter is necessary for the development of the digital tool, which will be later on offered to the DARIAH community.   Le Officine Ducrot  The project is about theorganisation of an intensive hands-on workshop for community building throughparticipatory design and co-creation methodologies which will allow the WG towork with local groups and intereated in the topic researchers, and to study,discuss and analyse sites of interest in the city of Palermo (Italy). Challenged byurbanization, economy, gentrification and migration the experience ofhistorical spaces and buildings is fragmented, thus mirroring the disconnectedperception of urban societies. The workshop will study how urban heritage andthe abundance of culturally valuable structures and buildings in specifichistoric cities across Europe which are challenged by current pressingconditions can contribute to reflective processes and the creation of legible, inclusive,accessible and enjoyable cities. Its overarching objective is to:Enable cultural bearers &#38; inhabitants to engagewith the past and future conditions of common pool resources; andInfer meaning and socio-cultural features of space fromdata.Data collection will befacilitated with the use of citizen volunteered geolocation software (readilyavailable to the WG by its partners), such as WAY Cyberparks, Ethnoally, andAperire. In addition to these softwares, a new digital tool supportingco-design of urban spaces (currently under development) will be tested andevaluated by the participants under real-world conditions provided in theworkshop. Feedback collected will enable the completion of the tool which willthus be adjusted to the need of scholars and researchers from the humanities. Trainingmaterial will be generated, documented shared through the DARIAH services.The workshop will aim to engage:Cultural Heritage institutions;Scholars and researchers in Digital Humanities;City stakeholders;Professional associations;Urban communities and citizen groups.