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The second Latin American Meeting of Community Management "the voice in our own voice" brings together in person and virtually the voice of indigenous, non-indigenous and Afro-descendant community leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean seeking to promote consciousness and active management of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH). The Network for the safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage Latin America and the Caribbean believes that this initiative will be successful if it is promoted by the communities through their role as creators of policies and actions that make viable the safeguarding of their ICH as the main axis of sustainable development. The 2003 UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the ICH recognizes the importance that communities, groups and, in some cases, individuals play in the maintenance and safeguarding of this heritage.

This side event will explore how these heritages are an important factor of rapprochement, exchange, cosmovision and understanding among indigenous, non-indigenous and Afro-descendant peoples. Knowing that the entire safeguarding policy is based on the importance of community participation as a core condition for all actions of the Member States, this side event aims to establish dialogues and actions that lead us to a substantive equality where we build together the world we long for. The event will be a space for dialogue where "the voice in our own voice" is heard.

Passcode: 901503

Red Mercociudades | From 12 to 14 August 2022

A delegation from São Leopoldo participated in the Cultural Exchange in the Department of Canelones (Uruguay), between May 20 and 22. In its first stage, the initiative enabled independent artists from São Leopoldo to present their expressions and work in the neighbouring country. The presentations involved workshops in dance, theatre, Brazilian popular music, gypsy music, Latin American music, samba, photography, muralism, literature, and carnival. About 40 independent artists and cultural managers from the city of São Leopoldo (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil) organized, together with Uruguayan artists, this regional and international event. The performances took place in the Intendencia Capital, which is called Canelones City, and also in the municipalities of Las Piedras, Salinas, Los Cerrillos and Sauce. The Cultural Caravan was the result of a call for proposals promoted by Mercociudades Network. In August it will be the turn of the city of São Leopoldo to receive artists from the Intendencia de Canelones for presentations and workshops. 

Secretaría General Iberoamericana (SEGIB) | 5 and 6 September 2022

The International Forum on Culture and Sustainable Development seeks to contribute to the process of consultations, forums and debates that takes place in the framework of the initiative #RumboaMondiacult2022 to consolidate the principles that have been integrated under the concepts of culture and sustainable development, as well as cultural development. Within this framework, the participants will analyze the challenges and key factors that we must energize to achieve in a more agile and timely manner, not only the formulation of policies and normative documents that serve as a guide and reference for the international community, but also their implementation and a greater capacity for positioning in the global agenda. This is in order to gain effectiveness in our advocacy and alliance capacity to generate a support network and co-responsibility scheme to promote the possibilities of culture as vital elements of well-being, resilience, cultural citizenship and the ability to coexist in diversity, innovation and care for the planet and people.

In order to advance in this direction. The International Organization serving Ibero-America (SEGIB) will be focused on the following topics that have been of special interest from the Ibero-American space in the face of complex crises and turbulent times of uncertainty and polarization. To begin with, the invitees will exchange on  the policies and institutionalism in the face of contemporary challenges, as well as the links between heritages, participation and citizenship. This side event will also examine different management models and economies and the governance and international cooperation for advocacy.

From 7 to 9 September 2022 - Beato Angelico Contemporary Art Museum (Catholic University of La Plata (UCALP), Argentina

The main objective of this side event is to generate a space for reflection and exchange of knowledge and experiences related to heritage, culture and sustainable development from a contemporary perspective, so as to stimulate social, sustainable and creative human development, and contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda. Within the framework of this event, the VII Forum of Students and Young Professionals will also be held, an activity that began to take place in 2014 as a result of the work of International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) Argentina and various academic centers in Argentina. The six editions held consolidated a space for approaching, debating and enriching aspects related to heritage and culture, with the participation of young people from different backgrounds in Latin America. The objective is for students and young graduates to become actively involved in the debate on heritage issues, while at the same time stimulating their participation in scientific meetings to promote the development of regional work and exchange networks. Within the framework of this congress, the ICOMOS (Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) Exchange and Dialogue Table will meet under the premise, "Cultural heritage as a resource for sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean", whose objective is to promote exchange and reflections by representatives of different countries in our region to reach common proposals to meet the challenge of contributing to the SDGs of the 2030 Agenda.

BC Lab | 19 September 2022

Over the past two years, TheBC.lab (member and advisor to Concordia) has been working on addressing the “investment” gap in the Culture and Creative Industries in the Americas, closely collaborating on initiatives such as CreativePorts, Puerto Arte, Puerto Colombia, Port de Montreal, Bronx Creative District (Bogota) and several experts in finance, digital finance as well as those who have worked on the structuring of Orange Bonds.

In this side event The BC.Lab will be presenting a regional initiative (The Americas & Caribbean) that will unite the Creative Sectors to exponentially collaborate on financial solutions. The event will provide a space to present our work to implement solutions for the Creative and Cultural Industries that include as the first objective to present and discuss the work of Externado on local indicators for the Creative & Cultural Industries. Moreover, the other objectives are presenting and discussing a “Policy Brief” on the use of Digital Finance, for instance NFT, Blockchain and DeFi, as well as showcase alternative Marketplace to finance the Creative Sector. This side event will, thus, create a regional network of initiatives or infrastructures, similar to CreativePorts in Europe, that support the creative industries, including a Latin America & Caribbean Observatory.

• Presentation on the proposed Observatory on the Creative Economy - Externado University (Alejandro Balanzo Guzman)
• Presentation on the Latin America & Caribbean (Creative Ports Network Proposal) - Luc Lapointe
• Innovative Financing Models - Blockchain, NFT - Ravi Srivastava
• Experience and Success in the use of Digital Assets - Goldfinch (Phil McKenzie)
• Investment Platform for the Creative Economy - Arca, Akemona - Anthony Bufinsky

The University Forum on Cultural Entrepreneurship is a space for action focused on the promotion and impact of cultural policies on the educational system and socio-professional education in Guinea. The choice of this approach results from the will of the actors to contribute more to the promotion and valorization of the socio-cultural heritage of the country. Moreover, the Culture Guinea Consortium believes that there is an urgent need for the State to create structured mechanisms in its educational sector policy that will allow students to better understand the challenges and opportunities of the creative cultural sector as an engine of employment and the creation of added value for the benefit of the entire population. On the sidelines of MONDIACULT 2022, this side event creates a framework for exchange around issues related to irregular immigration, entrepreneurship, as well as the role and place of cultural policies in the priorities of education and training of youth and women in the Republic of Guinea.

Universidad Nacional de Avellaneda (Argentina) and Universidad de la Ciénega del Estado de Michoacán de Ocampo (México) 

En el Conversatorio se presentarán estudios de caso de siete países en un análisis comparado de dispositivos jurídicos para la salvaguardia del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial (PCI) como contribución a la actualización de la normativa regional, a la vez que se compartirán investigaciones y proyectos orientados a la elaboración de políticas públicas. La propuesta de Conversatorio se inscribe en los ejes estratégicos de la Conferencia Mundial expresamente referidos a la protección del patrimonio cultural, la diversidad cultural, la inclusión social y los derechos fundamentales; contribuirá a la actualización de instrumentos normativos en materia de PCI; fortalecerá la vinculación cultura, inclusión social y desarrollo sostenible; y aportará experiencias de articulación de redes y plataformas de cooperación. La publicación editada por UNESCO y coordinada por la Oficina Regional de Montevideo y la Red de Cooperación Académica en Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial de Latinoamérica y Caribe (ReCAPCILAC) con apoyo del Espacio Cultural Iberoamericano (ECI-SEGIB) y el Centro Regional para la Salvaguardia del Patrimonio cultural Inmaterial de América Latina (CRESPIAL) explora el papel específico del PCI o Patrimonio Vivo y su incidencia en acciones de inclusión social de la región desde un análisis multidimensional. La investigación académica analiza la vinculación entre las manifestaciones y elementos PCI y el desarrollo sostenible post COVID en la región Latinoamericana y Caribe.  

The Jesuit Church of Valencia will participate again this year, 2022, in the global initiative Ringing the Bells for Peace and Heritage, an event organized by the European heritage federation Europa Nostra. The initiative, promoted on the celebration of the UN International Day of Peace, is fully in line with Sustainable Development Goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.

Taking advantage of the recent recovery of its main bell (the San José bell), this participatory event will be organized where the community value of the ancestral ringing of the bells is combined with the peace celebration and the gathering of institutions, as well as citizens who will participate in the event. This day is structured as a space full of opportunities beginning with the opening of Padre Pedro Arrupe Street, since it marks the beginning of a new era for the management of the cultural and participatory space that the Church is about to become. It will include a guided tour of the church, four participation tables (uses/ necessities/ equipment)roundtables after the opening of the new street for the neighbourhood, as well as educational workshops on the associative value of the recovered space. This day is aimed at all people who want to know the Jesuits Church of Valencia, linked to the neighbourhood, the intangible heritage, and the ringing of bells, as a sign of community identity.

Conecta Cultura Mexico

El “Foro Global #Reconectacultura” fue concebido como un detonador de procesos con el objetivo de construir un espacio híbrido de co-creación para generar canales de inversión en los mercados digitales de las industrias creativas y los derechos de propiedad intelectual. Su enfoque se centra en reunir a empresas tradicionales y creativas de los sectores audiovisuales, moda sostenible, criptomonedas y NFTs, videojuegos, TV y radio digital, y podcast, para fomentar el diálogo y facilitar alianzas que fortalezcan el ecosistema de la economía creativa a nivel global. Este foro global, ha sido organizado e idealizado por Conecta Cultura (2012), una empresa cultural enfocada en la cooperación cultural para el desarrollo sostenible y la innovación social. El foro global #Reconectacultura es patrocinado por Baker Mckenzie Latinoamérica, en el marco de los foros paralelos de Mondiacult 2022 de la UNESCO. El “Foro Global #ReconectaCultura”: Las tendencias en los mercados digitales de las industrias creativas y los derechos de propiedad intelectual” se llevará a cabo los días 22 y 23 de septiembre de 2022, en el Conjunto Santander de Artes Escénicas, en la ciudad de Guadalajara, México. El programa del foro se conforma por charlas, master classes, shows artísticos, networking y la presentación de una publicación digital sobre “Tendencias en los mercados digitales de las industrias creativas y propiedad intelectual”. En la programación se contará con la participación de exponentes de la arquitectura, la inversión financiera, sectores cultural y creativo, etc. Tendremos a exponentes de relevancia internacional como el Arq. Enrique Norten, fundador y director de la firma TEN Arquitectos, quien impartirá una master class donde nos llevará a imaginar la nueva arquitectura en el futuro de las ciudades. También estarán representantes de Baker Mckenzie Latinoamérica para dar talleres y master classe con información especializada para propiedad intelectual y tecnología. Por otra parte, el Lic. Ángel Igor Lozada Rivera Melo, Coordinador de Cultura UDG dará la Talk Inaugural; Fidela Navarro, directora de Dopamina, hablará del ecosistema de la producción audiovisual en Iberoamérica; Juan Gonzalo Flores, Country Manager en México del IFC- Banco Mundial explorará los retos del financiamiento en la industrias creativas. Además se contará con del Dr. Carlos Lara, CEO de Art 27, de Eleno Guzmán, director de Moves; Thalía Machuca, Jefa de la Casa del Autor; Cristóbal Tagle, desde la Secretaría Ejecutiva de Economía Creativa del Ministerio de las Cultura, las Artes y el Patrimonio del Chile; Maximo Jacoby, creador de Mercado de Industrias Creativas del SUR, entre otros exponentes de la Moda Sostenible como Juxta Nation, Medios audiovisuales digitales y sectores afines. El foro será engalanado por shows de la Cía Armorial (Brasil), el documental “Ella Baila” de Ivan Bauer y un bailarines de tango argentino, Arturo Zanneti y Verónica Pintado. Este foro busca fortalecer los mecanismos de colaboración, negociación y encuentro de los participantes en las dinámicas de los emprendimientos en el sector creativo de México y Latinoamérica, es por eso que el programa prioriza la creación de redes de colaboración y espacios de encuentro, Networking, para que los asistentes puedan crear vínculos con los exponentes, los asistentes y las empresas del sector que asisten al Foro Global. Toda la programación se desarrollará en el Conjunto Santander de Artes Escénicas, en la ciudad de Guadalajara, Jalisco rindiendo un tributo al primer Mondiacult del año 1982 celebrado en la ciudad. La inauguración se llevará a cabo el día 22 de septiembre a las 17:00 horas, el día 23 de septiembre las actividades inician desde las 9:00 horas hasta las 20:00 horas.

El programa completo puede ser consultado en www.reconectacultura.com

Programme

The prologue of the Euskadi Basque Country 2030 Agenda states that the way to face global challenges from the local level in Euskadi will be based on the spirit of "auzolana", meaning collaboration and shared work in the pursuit of the common good. The auzolan (term in Basque) is a form of neighbourhood work for the benefit of the community, based on co-responsibility, participation and collaboration.

From that First Agenda to the current commitments adopted by the Basque Government to achieve the SDGs, there has been progress in cultural and linguistic rights. The Department of Culture and Linguistic Policy has assumed a total of 13 commitments and 74 initiatives for the current legislature that allude to the socioeconomic rights of cultural professionals, for instance encouraging the empowerment of women in the field of creation, the promotion of artistic education from an early age or a greater socialization of tangible and intangible heritage, among other aspects. UN Extea, a UNESCO association for the Basque country, aims to encourage dialogue among the participating agents and the presentation of experiences from their respective fields of work, as well as opportunities and challenges that they have encountered. This side event will benefit from the participation of representatives of the public administration, academia, business and the third sector, representing people whose cultural and linguistic rights may be violated.

The project "17 goals and a map" is a joint action between the University Extension Program (Programa de Extensión Universitaria in Spanish) of Jaume I of Castelló’ University (PEU UJI) which is part of the network of heritage communities of the Lighthouse Convention of the Council of Europe Framework Convention on the Value of Cultural Heritage for Society, also called Faro Convention. PEU UJI also works in the accompaniment of processes of local initiatives on cultural heritage, education, contemporary art and development-and the team of ARAE Heritage (ARAE Patrimonio, in Spanish), which has extensive experience in participatory workshops around the built cultural heritage and works actively in the democratization of heritage. This is a project that has been underway since 2020, and for which they have worked with heritage communities with different casuistry to exchange experiences, identifying and extracting SDG messages in their different projects. With this starting point, a new phase of work will be activated in which the work and means available to each of the communities will be analyzed to define good practices and quantify progress in sustainability. Within this framework, during this side event, a gamified global brainstorming, face-to-face and virtual, will be held in which, from anywhere in the world, public and private institutions and civil society will contribute ideas, actions, and concrete solutions to create a mapping of good practices that can serve as a reference in the implementation of the SDGs for other heritage communities.

Moderators:

• Vanesa García López de Andújar
• Ángela López Sabater, de ARAE Patrimonio y Restauración

Arae Kids (Heritage and Restoration) | 25 September 2022

All cities hold the seeds of sustainable development through their heritage, which is often hidden by a lack of awareness of the value of place itself and the identity values of place. Furthermore, new uses of existing buildings, including monuments, are essential to rediscover the history of place (SDG11), save materials (SDG12) and thus create quality education for future generations (SDG4).

To achieve a sustainable future, children and youth will be key players. It is crucial to teach them the importance of urban planning and to stimulate their critical thinking on issues related to cities that are at the center of many sustainable development challenges today.

To this end, Arae Kids plans to directly involve children through a model-making workshop at the Museo Industrial de Puerto de Sagunto following a visit to the museum where the 17 SDGs and how the Organization contributes to them on a daily basis will be presented. The making of the individual models will be used to form a model of a participatory industrial city that will be exhibited at the Museo Industrial de Puerto de Sagunto.

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The international seminar 'Diversity and Media', a side event for MONDIACULT 2022, aims to address the issue of diversity in the media and other online audiovisual services. For which, Grupo de  Investigación will use as a base the texts 'Ensuring diversity of voices in the media' (Albornoz, 2022) and 'New opportunities and challenges for inclusive cultural and creative industries in the digital environment' (Ochai, 2022) that integrate the global report Re/thinking policies for creativity: Raising Culture as a Global Public Good (UNESCO, 2022). The event will feature the participation of experts in the field to discuss the issue of diversity of and in media systems with a focus on the current situation in the Ibero-American region.

International Cooperative Alliance (ICA) - 26 September 2022 - ICA HQ, Brussels (Belgium);Cooperatives of the Americas (Regional Office/Costa Rica and Project on the field/Chiapas-Mexico) and San José, Costa Rica and Chiapas, Mexico

The side-event aims to create awareness about the value and the international scope of the cooperative movement, which represents 1/7th of humanity, and is operational in nearly all UN Member States with constitutional recognition on 1/3rd of them.

The session will highlight cooperatives' current transformative action as well as future contributions to policy initiatives regarding SDGs, particularly through safeguarding cultural heritage and protecting stakeholder interests in the creative sectors. The premise for this side-event organized by the International Cooperative Alliance (ICA)is the 2016 inscription of the cooperative idea and practice into the UNESCO Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The main aim will be to demonstrate how cooperatives, guided by their universal values and seven principles, are advancing sustainable development through culture and creativity and to bring cooperatives closer to policy makers and strengthen their mutual relationship.

The session will provide specific examples how cooperatives are safeguarding cultural heritage on one hand, while also offering rapidly evolving solutions for the 21st century’s creative economy. The decade of action for the SDGs started with multiple crises related to global health and international peace & human rights, and cooperatives may well be able to offer resilient responses as well as for long term and internationally sustainable solutions to advance the SDGs.

I. Institutional Opening

Speakers

a. Martin Lowery, Chair of the ICA Board Committee on the Cooperative Identity

b. Giuseppe Guerini, President, European Confederation of Industrial and Social Cooperatives (CECOP) c. Representative of the Ministry of Culture, Government of Spain

II. Why and in What Way are Cooperatives linked to Safeguarding Cultural Heritage and the Creative Sector

Speakers a. Thomas Knubben, Institute of Cultural Management, University of Education, Ludwigsburg, Germany

b. Diana Dovgan, Secretary General, CICOPA and CECOP

c. Andreas Wieg, Head of National Office for Energy Cooperatives, DGRV, Germany

d. Giovanna Barni, Co-President, Italian Alliance of Cultural Cooperatives, Italy

e. Ouiam Aziz, Former Director, Cooperativa Toudarte, Morocco

f. Dinara Chochunbaeva, President, Kyrgyz Handicraft Association, Kyrgyz Republic

g. Faizal Khan, Registrar of Cooperatives and Acting Director of Department of MSME, Government of Fiji

h. Georg Oates, Executive Director, Flickr Foundation

i.Iñigo Albizuri Landazbal, ICA Board Member; President of CICOPA; Global Head of Public Affairs, Mondragon Corporation, Spain

j. Yvon Jadoul, Secretary General, Smart Cooperative, Belgium

k. Francesca Martinelli, Institutional Communications and International Relations, Cooperative Doc Servizi, Italy

l.Caroline Woolard, Director Research and Partnerships,

m. Rebecca Harvery, Executive Director, The Co-operative News

n. Amrul Hakim, Co-Founder, SAMA Sejahtera Media Cooperative (KoSAMA), Indonesia

III. Presidential Remarks Speakers

a. Ariel Guarco, President, International Cooperative Alliance

b.Susanne Westhausen, President, Cooperatives Europe

c. Graciela Fernández Quintas, President of the Cooperativas of the Americas IV. How Cooperatives contribute to culture and sustainable development through Education?

Speaker

a. Erbin Crowell, Executive Director, Neighboring Food Co-operative Association, USA; Board Member, Dot Coop LLC

b. Danilo Salerno, Regional Director, Cooperatives of the Americas

c.Fabiola Nader Motta, GM, Organization of Brazilian Cooperatives (OCB)

d. Raul Colombetti, President, Sancor Seguros Foundation, Argentina

e. Neil Calvert, CEO, Cooperative College U.K.

f. Sarah Alldred, Head of International Partnerships, Cooperative College U.K.

g. Carlos Gonzalez, Research and Project Development Officer, Cooperatives of the Americas

 h. Marcela Bautista Grimaldo, CNM, Mexico

i. Dov Orian, CNM, Mexico

V. Panel Discussion on What does collaboration for cultural policies for sustainable development look like? Role and Responsibilities of cooperatives that are intangible cultural heritage

a. Representative from ILO Cooperative Unit

b. Representative from UNDESA

c. Representative from FAO

d. Christine Merkel, Senior Adviser Member, UNESCO-EU Expert Facility on Cultural Governance and Creative Economy

VI. Vote of Thanks Speakers

a. Bruno Roelants, Director-General, International Cooperative Alliance

b. Stefania Marcone, Former Board Member, ICA and Cooperatives Europe; Moderator of Panel 1.4 of the 33rd World Cooperative Congress on Deepening our Cooperative Identity

International Council of Monuments and Sites: Sustainable Development Goals Working Group (SDGWG), Emerging Professionals Working Group (EPWG) and ICOMOS Mexico

Date: 26 September 2022

Time: 11am-3pm

Venue: Seminario de Cultura Mexicana, Av. Pdte. Masaryk 526-Planta Baja, Polanco, Polanco II Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11560 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

In the context of a world hit by the effects of climate change, influenced by digital transformations, and recovering from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the vital role of culture and heritage for transformation, resilience, and well-being needs to be highlighted. Heritage practitioners are finding ways to innovate, look at broader socio-economic issues and environmental impacts, while at the same time keeping its values of safeguarding and promoting heritage for the benefit of future generations.

Anchored in the ICOMOS publication, “Heritage and the Sustainable Development Goals: Policy Guidance for Heritage and Development Actors”, this workshop will provide both the conceptual framework and practical examples of how culture and heritage contribute to sustainable development and the achievement of the United Nations’ Global Goals. The workshop will focus on what can be done today to show how heritage practices can support sustainable development objectives.

It also serves as the summary of the ICOMOS - MONDIACULT 2022 Culture Forum that looked at the development of culture and heritage policies: looking back at cultural and heritage policies of the past, highlighting the actions that can be done in the present,  and imagining a future where culture is at the heart of sustainable development. 

Speakers:

• Agenda and List of Speakers:

  PART 1 POLICIES FOR HERITAGE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

  11:00 - 11:05 Welcome Note will be provided by Arq. Felipe Leal, President of the Seminario de Cultura Mexicana

  11:05 - 11:20 Welcome Remarks by Saul Alcantara Onofre, ICOMOS Mexico President

  11:20: 11:30 Message from Alejandra Frausto, Minister of Culture of Mexico to be delivered by Maria Dolores Martinez Orralde, Vice Director of Fine Arts Institute, Immovable Artistic Heritage

  11:30 - 11:50 “The Work of ICOMOS in Shaping Policies at the International and Local Level” by Mario Santana, Secretary General

  11:50 - 12:05 “Heritage and Our Sustainable Future, Lessons Learned” by Francesca Giliberto, University of Leeds, Praxis project

  12:05 - 12:20 “Role of Local Governments in Promoting Culture at the Heart of Sustainable Development” by Mr Jordi Pascual, Coordinator of UCLG Committee on Culture

  12:20 - 12:35 “From Policy to Practice - the Case Study of the Chinampas” by Olga Orive and Fernando Chiapa

  12:35 - 12:50 Q&A to be hosted by Maria Zepeda and Gabriel Caballero 

  12:50 - 12:55 "Culture and Heritage Policies for Sustainable Development: Proceedings of the ICOMOS Mondiacult 2022 Process", Bretony Colville, Task Team 2 Coordinator on the High Level Political Forum, SDGWG

  12:55 - 13:00 “Voices of Emerging Professionals in Heritage Policy on Sustainable Development” (video compilation by the ICOMOS Emerging Professionals Working Group)

  PART 2 WORKSHOP: Innovating current heritage policies and practice and to align with sustainable development

  13.10 - 13.20 Workshop Introduction by Gabriel Caballero

  13.20 - 13.45 Presentation of the 5 workshop topics 

  ●      Environmental Sustainability and Climate Action - Angelica Arias (online)

  ●      Communities and Inclusive Social Development - Bretony Colville

  ●      Digital Transformation: Opportunities and Challenges - Mario Santana

  ●      Resilience and Well-Being - Raul Rivero (online)

  ●      Culture's Compass: Deeply-rooted Education & Sustainable Future - Olimpia Niglio

  13.45 - 14.25 Facilitated Group  Discussions

  14.25 - 14.45 Sharing of the outcomes of group work discussions 

  14.45 - 15.00 Conclusion of the workshop by Gabriel Caballero 

UNESCO Chair in Arts and Cultural Management, Cities and Creativity - 26 and 27 September 2022 - Portugal

In the framework of its Arts and Sustainability Forum and of the MONDIACULT 2022 Conference, the UNESCO Chair in Arts and Culture Management, Cities and Creativity of the Polytechnic of Leiria will hold this side event during which Portuguese and international creators, as well as national programmers, researchers and cultural and governmental organizations will present and reflect on the typology of the projects that grow worldwide and constitute the main cultural mark of the enlarged territory of Leiria.

With François Matarasso as key-note speaker, the meeting aims to catalyze the visibility, sustainability, and the international exchange of the presented projects. This side event will also shed light on the understanding and inclusion of the Social, Artistic Community and Participatory Practices in the regional, municipal and national public policies and economics. The meeting will count with the participation of several cultural agents and representatives of cultural and governmental organizations and will be organized by the Chair together with ESAD.CR – School of Arts and Design, Caldas da Rainha, from where it will be online broadcasted.

26 September – Conference

ESAD.CR Auditorium 1

Free access on site and on streaming in two sessions: and

Mainly in Portuguese | GMT +0h00

10h/10h30 – Opening 

Vera Egreja Barracho (Portugal Inovação Social) 

João dos Santos (ESAD.CR)

João B. Serra e Lígia Afonso (UNESCO Chair in Arts and Cultural Management, Cities and Creativity) 

10h30/11h00&�Բ�����;– Social and Artistic Community Practices - State of the Arts 

Masterclass with François Matarasso

coffee-break 

11h15/12h45&�Բ�����;– The Community in the Middle – Pitch Presentations

Iminente Bairros – Carla Cardoso  

Labic Aveiro – José Carlos Mota

Mindelact – João Branco

Ur-gente – Carolina Rodrigues

Gulbenkian 15-25 Imagina – Margarida Bezerra 

Mediation – Ana João Romana | ESAD.CR Professor 

lunch break 

14h30/15h30&�Բ�����;– Cultural Policies and Social Economics – Debate 

PARTIS & Art for Change – Hugo de Seabra

Fundação Aga Khan – António Brito Guterres  

Portugal Inovação Social – Vera Egreja Barracho 

Plano Nacional das Artes / Carta do Porto Santo – Sara Brighenti  

Mediation – Miguel Santos | LIDA Researcher 

15h30/16h00&�Բ�����;– In-Depth Action-Research – Exchange 

Mexe – Hugo Cruz

Materiais Diversos – Elisabete Paiva  

Culturgest – Raquel Ribeiro dos Santos 

Mediation – Enrico Garziera | Cultural Management Master Student 

coffee-break 

16h15/17h55 – Territory-Based Learning – Projects Showcase 

Omnichord – A música dá trabalho / Nascentes (Vasco Silva e Gui Garrido) 

Leirena – Novos Ventos (Frédéric Pires) 

OSSO – Dias Abertos / Eira / Escola dos Labirintos (Ricardo Jacinto) 

SAMP Contigo – Museu na Aldeia / Aqui Contigo / Ópera na Prisão (David Ramy e Raquel Gomes) 

Materiais Diversos – Festival Materiais Diversos / O Antropoceno das crianças – (Elisabete Paiva e Inês Lampreia) 

Mediation – Lígia Afonso | Chair Coordinator

18h00&�Բ�����;– Closing with Leiria Polytechnic Presidency 

27 September – Participatory Workshops

only for ESAD.CR students

10h/13h – São Gregório  

Lugar em movimento – OSSO – Nuno Morão, Teresa Santos, Rita Thomaz, Pedro Tropa e Ricardo Jacinto 

14h30/17h30 – ESAD.CR 

The Almost Perfect Dj  – BATIDA – Pedro Coquenão

Programme

International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) Mexico

27^th August 2022, 11:00-13:00 Mexico time

Wooden architecture is present all over the world, in rural and vernacular areas.  It represents a large part of the ancestral ways and knowledge of the generating and user communities. It is a product that transmits to the future not only the construction techniques of the past, the ancestral knowledge, but also the use of traditional and endemic materials of the cultural region.  This heritage is capable of uniting communities and promoting their social and economic development. Thanks to the knowledge and good use of wood as a traditional renewable material, it is also possible to conserve the endemic flora of the territory, as well as to contribute values of authenticity to the regional culture. This heritage is being lost day by day due to the substitution of wood by other modern construction elements.  This causes the loss of cultural heritage, traditions and intangible heritage.  The indiscriminate felling of forests for profit is produced, without replacing them with reforestation programs, the land becomes poor and arid.  Social cohesion and support for sustainable development is lost, causing poverty and migration. Thus, the speakers of this side event, organized by the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) Mexico, will present cases highlighting positive and negative practices in the conservation of heritage built with wood. A discussion on the practices that have been presented in the conservation of heritage will also take place in this side even and ICOMOS Mexico will take into consideration the proposals when defining new cultural policies and actions that will be carried out in the short, medium and long term. A draft  of the conclusions will be written and this document will be submitted to the organizers to help wooden built heritage gain momentum in the cultural sector.

Fair Trade principles address poor labour standards and global inequalities. While they have been widely implemented in several economic sectors over the last decades, culture and creative sectors have not been part of the discussion so far.

Inequalities are indeed a key challenge for the cultural sector and creative industries, particularly between countries of the Global South and the Global North, as highlighted in latest UNESCO Global Reports on Culture. The reports show how cultural goods and services are increasingly disseminated in digital networks, transforming value chains. Furthermore, the Covid19 pandemic had an additional dramatic impact on artists and the entire cultural ecosystem, exacerbating inequalities, making the conversation about “Fair Culture” even more urgent.

Thus, thi8s side event aims to mobilize for the international recognition of the pivotal role of culture for sustainable development, social inclusion, and international peace. The event advocates for the “Fair Culture” approach to becoming an integral part of reforms of the cultural sector and of a future UN framework for sustainable development. The German Commission will take on the recommendations of a vast international conceptual study “” carried out by the UNESCO Chair for Cultural Diversity Laval. The cooperation partners will gather a truly global group of experts at MONDIACULT 2022 to elaborate the concept of “Fair Culture” – adapting Fair Trade principles to culture and creative sectors.

Programme of the side event

African Youth International Development Foundation (AYIDF) - 26 and 27 September 2022

As the role of culture is insufficiently addressed, in the Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015, the African Youth International Development Foundation (AYIDF) argues that this absence is rooted in the lounge duress of interplay among theoretical and policy debates on culture in sustainable development and on cultural policy since the mid-twentieth century.

In public policymaking at the national, regional, and local levels of government, the relation between cultural policy and sustainable development is highly topical, albeit under-researched. The recognition of this link is essential and could revitalize a new role for cultural actors (including arts, heritage, and socio -cultural activities) at all levels and potentially transform the politics of cultural policy. This side event aims to advance the formation of principles for a new approach to culture and sustainability in the strategies of cultural policies, theoretical perspectives on culture, cultural policy and ecological sustainability. The AYIDF will also question in what senses are cultural policies related to ecological sustainability, and how cultural policy may contribute to sustainable development. Moreover, we will engage with these phenomena by drawing more attention to the theoretical underpinnings of cultural policy's understandings of the concept of culture and we will relate cultural policy to ecological sustainability; and emphasize on the importance of making these ecological relationships visible and accountable in our communities.

What Design Can Do (WDCD)

27 September 2022

Design and culture create possibilities and space to look at societal challenges from a holistic and transversal perspective. They enable us to imagine and build a better future. To tap into this transformative potential, What Designs Can Do (WDCD) aims to illustrate what sustainable and inclusive development can look like in practice. What Designs Can Do is an international organization focused on accelerating the transition to a sustainable, fair and just society using the power of designs in Latin America, North America, Africa, Asia and Europe. WDCD and The Prince Claus Fund for Culture and Development have invited prominent members of the creative community from Mexico and the region to engage in a dialogue on what design and culture can do to stimulate inclusive sustainable development. Therefore, this side event aims to delve deeper into the engaged practice of inspiring role models rooted in the Global South. The main objective is to build on previous actions such as Open Microphone, ResiliArt and the international forums that have been held by UNESCO and the Ministry of Culture in Mexico. By bringing together prominent voices from the creative industries, politics, government and civil society WDCD will build the perfect framework to explore how culture and international collaboration can best stimulate inclusive bottom-up change aimed at leaving no one behind. Taking an intersectional inclusive approach, the panel session will explore themes such as decolonizing design, preserving indigenous practice, gender equality and LGTBQI and black rights.

Agency for Cultural Diplomacy (ACD) | 29 September 2022

The Agency for Cultural Diplomacy (ACD) has played a crucial role during the current implementation of the 17 SGDs not only in Austria, but also in Europe and even at an international level, though their cooperative educational, cultural and scientific projects.  ACD will open a debate on how the narrative of sustainability is translated in diverse cultural practices in Austria, Europewide, and worldwide. Furthermore, this side event will shed light on how culture can be practiced and communicated more effectively, to prevent and ban raising violence, and support health and wellbeing, but also at what extent the art can impact and support cultural policy for sustainable development. Overall, we will discuss on what are the important cultural spheres we should put your effort and focus, while finding solutions to improve youth’s perception on SDGs. This side event will try to respond to these matters by putting together multiple good practices and diverse perspectives on the role of communication, the role that culture can play when achieving the sustainable development goals with the help of Austrian and international cultural institutes, alongside media CSOs and the voice of young people.

Programme

A meeting with the aim of sharing experiences and knowledge between museums, educators, schools, public authorities, cultural agents and related audiences. This side event will provide a framework to reflect on the main outcomes that the pandemic scenario generated in the relationship between museums and schools. Cultura Conecta will emphasize on the 4^th ONU goal: Quality education in the terms of valuing cultural diversity and the contribution of culture to sustainable development.

Programme

Event: Cultura Conecta: Museus e Escolas

September 30th, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm (GMT/UTC -3)

Registration open on the website 



09h00 - Check-in                                                                                               

09h30 - Opening                                                                                                   

Bruna Baffa - Museu do Amanhã (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

David Alfredo and Marjory Leonardo - Experimente Cultura (Rio de Janeiro/Brazill)



10:00 - Panel 1 - "Global challenges: Lessons from the Pandemic"          

Antoine Lousao - Department of Education (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Isabel de Paula - UNESCO Brazil (Brasilia/Brazil)

Vera Lucia Mangas - IBRAM (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil) and ICOM (Brazil)

 11h00 - Panel 2 - "Cultural Access: Plural, Attitudinal and Diverse"

 INSPIRING MOMENT: Science Museum (London, England)

Eduarda Emerick - Museu do Amanhã (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Georgea Rodrigues - Inclusive Acessibilidade (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Hilda Gomes - Museu da Vida / Fiocruz (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Josélia Neves - Associate Dean for Social Engagement and Access,Hamad Bin Khalifa University (Doha/Qatar)

Osvaldo Kaholo - Historian (Luanda/Angola)

12h00 – 13h00 - Break   



13h30 - Panel 3 – “Schools: Culture as an approaching tool”                       

INSPIRING MOMENT:  Maré do Amanhã Orchestra  

 

Andréa Costa - Museu Nacional and UNIRIO (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Anna Gabriela Malta - Sociedade Providência - Dom Cipriano Chagas School (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Fernando Porto - Museu de Arte do Rio and Escola do Olhar (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Wisley João Pereira - Rede SESI (Brasília/Brazil)

 

15h00 - Panel 4 – “Museums around the world: New experiences and diverse knowledge”

 

INSPIRING MOMENT: National Museum of Korea (Seul – South Korea)    

Daniel Gowryluk - Pacific Museum of Earth (Vancouver/Canada)

David Alfredo - Experimente Cultura (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Fábio Scarano - Museu do Amanhã (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Joice Santos - Paraense Museum Emílio Goeldi/MCTI (Pará/Brazil)

Educational team - Smithsonian Air & Space (Washington, DC  and Chantilly, VA/USA)

16h00 - Panel 5 - “Educators and their connecting role between museums and schools”

 

INSPIRING MOMENT: Getty Museum (Los Angeles - USA)   

                          

Fernanda Castro - Museu Histórico Nacional and Educational and Cultural Actions Committee of ICOM Brazil (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Mayawari Mehinako - Xepí Institute (Xingu/Brazil)

Patrícia Desterro - Museu Nacional (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Patrícia Marys - Museu de Arte do Rio and Escola do Olhar (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Thereza Christina Darbilly - Padre Dr. Francisco da Motta School (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil) 

 

17h00 - Panel 6 - Legacies: “New methods and museum experimentations”                    

INSPIRING MOMENT: Experimente Cultura (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Camila Alves - Universidade Federal Fluminense - UFF (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Camila Oliveira - Museu do Amanhã (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

João Alegria - Roberto Marinho Foundation (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)

Nina Diamond - The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York/USA)

Renata Prado - Experimente Cultura (Rio de Janeiro/Brazil)



18h00 - Conclusion

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