The general objective of this session would be the realisation of an exchange of ideas among the students of Dialogue Cafe Network countries, based on a critical, intercultural and interdisciplinary perspective with a focus on the promotion of counter-hegemonic knowledge and practices.
It is intended with this session that there is a question mark of each student about what moves us, what unworthy us, what is happening on the other side of the border.
We know that human rights are the basic rights of all human beings, but are they living in the same way in all countries? We also hope that this session will help students in their academic and personal lives.
Regarding the methodology, from an informal but at the same time critical pedagogical approach centered on school subjects. We cannot forget what the Dialogue Cafe is, and as such this will not be a class session, but an exchange of experiences among young people that brings them great value.
The activity will be composed of 10th year students, from the Language and Humanities class, with an average age of 15 years.
These students are focused on the subject of Human Rights and will work on this subject in their academic course so we think this sharing between cultures is important.
For more detailed information:
Dialogue CafĂ© Association – Dalia Sendra (daliasendra@casadoregalo.pt)
Dialogue Café Évora – Ana Rita Valido (ana.valido@adral.pt)
For UNESCO, the term cultural heritage encompasses several main categories of heritage: tangible (movable, immovable and underwater), intangible (oral traditions, performing arts, rituals) and natural (natural sites with cultural aspects such as cultural landscapes, physical, biological or geological formations) as well as heritage in the event of armed conflict.
Culture has the power to transform societies and through its diverse manifestations our lives are enriched. In this sense, cultural heritage is a source of identity and cohesion for communities, social change and economic stability. Creative and cultural heritage contribute to develop open, inclusive and pluralistic societies. Cultural heritage is also a source of knowledge.
Dialogue Café Evora | FEA proposes to organise a session on cultural heritage to share knowledge and professional experience in the field of cultural heritage (real estate, mobile and immaterial) with the objective of reflecting on the transfer of knowledge produced from research to the areas of conservation, promotion and innovative transformation of heritage taking into account its sustainability and the sustainability of the community to which it refers.
The session will take place on 18 April 2019 from 15h to 17h London time and will bring together experts, authorities, civil society and academia representatives to discuss and share concrete knowledge.
PANEL
Dialogue Café Évora – ÉvoraTech Hub by ADRAL Alentejo
- Tiago Cabeça, Aldeia da Terra
- Mariana Mata Passos, PĂł de Vir a Ser
Dialogue Café Évora – Social Innovation Centre of the Eugenio de Almeida Foundation (EAF)
- Rui Carreteiro, Fundação Eugénio de Almeida
- Teresa Caldeira, Centro Hercules
- Maria Ana Bernardo, Universidade de Évora Diretor do Curso de Património e Cultura
- Ana Cristina Pais, Direção Regional de Cultura do Alentejo
- Estela CameirĂŁo, Atelier de Arquitetura e PatrimĂłnio
- Anabela Ferreira Alves, Freelancer – Conservadora/restauradora
Dialogue Café Cidade de Praia – Institut Pedro Pires for Leadership
- Tatiana Neves, AmĂlcar Cabral Foundation
Registration and Contacts:
Dialogue Café Lisbon (Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation)- Dalia Sendra (daliasendra@casadoregalo.pt)
Dialogue Café Évora (ADRAL & FEA) – Ana Rita Valido (ADRAL) (ana.valido@adral.pt) & Inês Gonçalves (FEA) (ines.goncalves@fea.pt)
Dialogue Café Rio de Janeiro (Candido Mendes University) – Mayara Gonçalves (dcafe.rio@gmail.com)
Dialogue Café Cidade de Praia (Pedro Pires Institute) – Indira Pires (ipires@institutopedropires.org.cv)
