With "SchattenSkulptura 2027," Wohnzimmer e.V. aims to strengthen cultural participation in Münster and create an open space for art, connection, and social exchange. The digital platform serves as the central infrastructure for this initiative.

The project aims to install "climate flaps" in ditches that regularly run dry, in order to permanently retain a minimum amount of rainwater. This approach is intended to preserve small bodies of water even during extended dry periods while simultaneously storing precipitation in a decentralized manner.

The digital guide for working family caregivers balancing career and care. The planned AI chatbot for family caregivers is designed to help working people in Münster find quick and easy answers to questions about care, support services, and balancing work with caring for relatives. Instead of spending time searching for information, users will receive initial guidance around the clock within a short time—accessible, region-specific, and easy to understand.

The Münster Promenade is being used more and more intensively. As beautiful as it is, there are times, especially during rush hour, when cyclists need to be very focused. A cost-effective green center line could help guide bicycle traffic into more orderly lanes and increase safety.

The "Regeneration in Volunteering" project is establishing a free, volunteer-led support structure in Münster for initiatives, associations, and social projects. The focus is on volunteer regeneration, awareness, social inclusion, conflict prevention, and discrimination-sensitive organizational structures.

How SMEs and public authorities in Münster are becoming BFSG-compliant: User-Aid makes digital accessibility automatically testable, sustainably implementable, and scalable for SMEs and public institutions. The project is being developed in Münster and is initially targeting the German market.

The "In der Stille" (In the Silence) project was born from a personal experience. After more than 30 years in her career, the founder fell into a severe depression in 2021 and was faced with the questions: Who can help? Who has availability? What resources are available in Münster?

“Inklusion-verstehen.de” combines critical analysis of structural challenges with inspiring insights into lived self-determination. The platform is complemented by a local “Barrier Watchdog,” designed to identify and help eliminate physical barriers throughout the city.

The project addresses loneliness among senior women and the lack of social contacts and language practice opportunities for young migrant women.

The companion app for the Münster weekly market is designed to provide visitors with a clear overview of stalls, products, and current offers. At the same time, it gives vendors the opportunity to showcase their business, share promotions, and reach new customers. The long-term goal is to make the concept transferable to other cities and markets.

The "Resource Pool" makes Münster's idle resources visible and shareable. Spaces, tools, knowledge, and time are shared instead of left unused. Initiatives and citizens can find what they need—without the pressure to buy and based on a genuine sense of community.

"Heilraum Wirschaffen" is a digital hub for sustainable economic practices. It is designed to help people in Münster discover pluralistic economies beyond the traditional market system and transform learned helplessness into concrete action—collectively, locally, and vibrantly.

With "Münster Together," Raquel Seoane aims to create an open meeting place in Münster. It is a space where people from all over the world and from Münster itself can exchange ideas, make connections, and share personal experiences. The goal is to establish an open, welcoming environment that combats loneliness and fosters genuine encounters.