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Session Overview
Location: Room 7
Building A Viale Sant’Ignazio 70-74-76
Date: Monday, 03/June/2024
11:00am
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12:45pm
H.08.a: Sexist stereotypes and the public sphere: Institutional responsibilities and educational challenges for a democratic society (A)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Flaminia Saccà (Università Sapienza di Roma, Italy)

 

Male Violence Against Women in the Italian Press: the Journalistic Representation of the Perpetrators

Rosalba Belmonte



Universities against gender-based violence: an analysis of the Gender Equality Plans

Giovanni Brancato, Giovanna Gianturco, Mariella Nocenzi



Digital Systems of Shame: The Intersection of Femininity and Obscenification in Commercial Content Moderation

Corinna Canali



Stereotyped Social Representations of Gender Violence and Mafia

Sabrina Garofalo



The Role of Italian LGBTQ+ Centres Against Discrimination in the Public Sphere. A Case Study

Fabio Mostaccio

5:00pm
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6:45pm
H.08.b: Sexist stereotypes and the public sphere: Institutional responsibilities and educational challenges for a democratic society (B)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Flaminia Saccà (Università Sapienza di Roma, Italy)

 

Democracy and Women's Freedom: The Political Role of CAVs in the Public and Educational Sphere

Valentina Raffa



Combating Sexist Stereotypes in the Public Sphere for the Prevention of Gender Based Violence

Flaminia Saccà, Luca Massidda



Discrimination As A Form Of Gender-based Violence: Consequences Of Sexist Stereotypes On The Transgender Community

Michel Sterbini



Towards a Pedagogy of Paternal Educational Care. A Critical Essay

Alessandro Tolomelli



Social Conflicts and Public Sphere. The Use of Gender Stereotypes by Political Parties and Movements in Italy

Antonio Tramontana, Milena Meo

Date: Tuesday, 04/June/2024
9:00am
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10:45am
J.08.a: The right to a fair space for education: An interdisciplinary approach between pedagogy, architecture and design (A)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Beate Christine Weyland (Libera Università di Bolzano, Italy); Simona Galateo (Libera Università di Bolzano, Italy); Bruna Sigillo (Libera Università di Bolzano, Italy)

 

BiB-Lab: Setting Up Educational Space Innovations

Karin Harather



Inside-out Schools

Massimo Faiferri, Samanta Bartocci, Lino Cabras, Laura Pujia, Fabrizio Pusceddu, Lara Marras



Re-designing Schoolyards through Photovoice. A Participatory Experience with Preschoolers

Monica Guerra, Letizia Luini



Interspecies Educational Environment: a Participatory Action Research to Promote a Fair Space for Education.

Giusi Boaretto



The Upturned School: an Interdisciplinary Educational Co-design Experience for 'Educating Furnishings' and Unconventional Learning Environments

Marina Block, Antonella Falotico

11:15am
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1:00pm
J.08.b: The right to a fair space for education: An interdisciplinary approach between pedagogy, architecture and design (B)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Beate Christine Weyland (Libera Università di Bolzano, Italy); Simona Galateo (Libera Università di Bolzano, Italy); Bruna Sigillo (Libera Università di Bolzano, Italy)

 

Educational Equity In Pedagogical Architecture: The Study Hall As The Key To Equal Opportunities

Petra Regina Moog



Fostering Interconnectedness Between Children And Nature: From Auto-ethnography To 'Feeling As A Tree'

Seçil Uğur Yavuz, Michaela Honauer, Kristi Kuusk, Andrea Righetto, Beate Weyland



From Muddy Path to Existential Meaning: A Student Competition Reimagines Space and Self

Vladan Klement



Reconstructing the Campus of the National Somali University of Mogadishu: the Vision for a Park of Knowledge

Laura Montedoro, Alessandro Frigerio

5:00pm
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6:45pm
J.08.c: The right to a fair space for education: An interdisciplinary approach between pedagogy, architecture and design (C)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Beate Christine Weyland (Libera Università di Bolzano, Italy); Simona Galateo (Libera Università di Bolzano, Italy); Bruna Sigillo (Libera Università di Bolzano, Italy)

 

The Role of Building Culture Mediation in Achieving Social Justice in School Space Design Issues - Relevance, Methods, Examples

Katharina Tielsch



Bringing Schools Among Plants: A Case Study From The Botanical Garden Of Florence

Giulia Torta



Eco-Inclusive Play Spaces for Children: Reflections on Institutionalized and Non-Institutionalized Environments in Cantabria and Catania

Roberta Piazza, Giusy Pappalardo



Designing Inclusive Outdoor Spaces: An Advanced University Training Course

Michela Schenetti, Francesca Thiebat, Anna Costa



Innovative Learning Environments: A Comparative Analysis Of Projects With New Versus Established Schools

Franca Giuliana Zuccoli, Maria Fianchini



Designing Designers: a project-based study model

Kuno Prey

Date: Wednesday, 05/June/2024
9:00am
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10:45am
G.16.a: Technologies and Platforms for Inclusion: The Importance of the Informal Dimension in Promoting Social Justice (A)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Simona Tirocchi (University of Turin, Italy); Nadia Crescenzo (University of Salerno, Italy)

 

Social Media Representations of Disability. A Study on Italian Influencers

Antonia Cava, Fabrizia Fabrizia Pasciuto, Mariangela Galizia



The Triangle P+: A Transmedia Catalyst for Family Inclusion in Parental Education

Arnau Erta-Majó, Eduard Vaquero, Aida Urrea-Monclús, M.Àngels Balsells



Serious Games, Transliteracy and Social Justice

Marina Encheva, Marja-Riitta Maasilta, Giulia Conti



Unleashing Potential: Exploring the Role of Non Formal Education in Digital Transformation for Social Inclusion

Nadia Crescenzo



In Supremae Memetatis: The Use of Memes for Community Building Among University Students

Roberta Bracciale, Junio Aglioti Colombini

11:15am
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1:00pm
G.16.b: Technologies and Platforms for Inclusion: The Importance of the Informal Dimension in Promoting Social Justice (B)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Simona Tirocchi (University of Turin, Italy); Nadia Crescenzo (University of Salerno, Italy)

 

Jasmine Princess’ Social Justice: The Impact of Transmedia Franchise on Childhood

Rosalia Urbano



Creating Culture on Social Media: Practices and Success Factors According to Italian Creators

Gabriella Taddeo



Teen Dramas as a Form of Representation and Discussion of Social Justice

Antonella Mascio



Gender Education for Generation Z. An Analysis of Female Representations in Digital Spaces

Simona Tirocchi

5:00pm
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6:45pm
J.04.: Educational Futures of Small and Rural Schools
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Paolo Landri (CNR IRPPS, Italy); Giuseppina Mangione (INDIRE, Italy)

 

Exploring OECD’s “School as a Learning Hub” scenario in Small Italian Schools: a qualitative-inventive inquiry

Giuseppina Rita Jose Mangione, Paolo Landri, Fabio Maria Esposito



Small and Rural Schools as Learning Hubs. Inventive methods for identifying the grammar of educational futures.

Stefania Chipa, Serena Greco, Lorenza Orlandini, Giuseppina Rita Jose Mangione



Small and Rural Schools as the Chronotope of Studenting and Educational Encounter

Stefano Oliverio



Existing School Network and Teachers’ Sense of Self-efficacy and Agency as Stepping-stones to Enhance the Socio-educational Ecosystem

Erica Biagini, Laura Landi



A small Mountain School: inhabiting the Community and the Territory through a School Cooperative Association

Cinzia Zadra, Elisabetta Tomazzolli

Date: Thursday, 06/June/2024
9:00am
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10:45am
L.01.a: Adolescents, Intergenerational Relationships and Sustainable Future: The Role of School and Education (A)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Silvia Zanazzi (Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Italy); Elena Marescotti (Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Italy)

 

Global Citizenship Education: A Research-Training In Piedmont

Paola Ricchiardi, Emanuela Maria Teresa Torre, Federica Emanuel



The Six Italians: the Influence of Socio-economic and Educational Background on the Environmental Awareness of Italian Students

Alessandro Bozzetti



Promoting Sustainable Assessment Among Future Primary Education Teachers

Rosanna Tammaro, Deborah Gragnaniello, Iolanda Sara Iannotta



Sustainability Education: a Pedagogical Responsibility That Aims to Create Inclusive and Sustainable Environments

Fabio Alba



Reimagining the Future with Adolescents: The Transformative Role of Ethnographic Tools

Francesco Bearzi

2:45pm
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4:30pm
L.01.b: Adolescents, Intergenerational Relationships and Sustainable Future: The Role of School and Education (B)
Location: Room 7


Convenors: Silvia Zanazzi (Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Italy); Elena Marescotti (Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Italy)

 

“I Am What I Eat”. Education Must Support Adolescents' Sustainable Food Choices

Silvia Zanazzi



Ecosophy And Philosophy For Children: Accompanying Models For The Planning Of Possible Futures

Oscar Tiozzo Brasiola, Jessica Soardo



Adolescents and sustainable learning. The practice of Outdoor Education

Maria Tiso, Concetta Ferrantino, Alessia Notti



Decide Your Print: A Workshop For Systemic Declination Of Sustainability Literacy

Monia Torre



Against Teenagers Ethnicization. The Political Role of Pedagogy in the Italian Case Study

Alessandro Tolomelli


 
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