Belonging
What helps families feel included locally?
Evidence Center
Building family life on what matters—together.
Huddle is guided by research, lived experience and transparent learning.
The Evidence Center separates verified evidence, project hypotheses, research questions and design decisions so visitors can see what is known and what is still being tested.
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Evidence philosophy
Better families. Stronger communities. Built on insight.
The project combines published research, parent and community participation, local context and responsible design review.
- Human-centred research
- Community insight
- Transparent hypotheses
- Responsible design
What we are learning
The questions that guide us.
Coordination
Where does planning create avoidable load?
Discovery
Which information makes participation easier?
Participation
What helps families return and build relationships?
Trust
What boundaries are necessary for safety and privacy?
Community support
How can organisers and municipalities contribute responsibly?
How we work
A multidisciplinary approach.
Evidence is reviewed across family life, community development, digital well-being, accessibility, privacy and service design.
- Research library
- Family-life themes
- Community participation
- Digital well-being
- Accessibility and trust
Planned validation
What we want to validate in Oslo
- 01
Which local discovery problems are most important?
- 02
How should trust and source quality be shown?
- 03
Which family planning features are useful without becoming intrusive?
- 04
How should community organisations manage information?
- 05
What makes participation inclusive and accessible?
Research cycle
From insight to impact.
- 01Gather evidence
- 02Listen to families
- 03Test concepts
- 04Review risks
- 05Update claims
Sources and themes
Dive deeper into our thinking.
Together, we build what lasts.
Evidence will change as the project learns. Claims, sources and design decisions should remain traceable and reviewable.