Arqus organises a short virtual mobility about rethinking ageing in intergenerational and international perspectives
Arqus
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17 Jun 2021
On 29th and 30th June, the Task Force 2.8 organises the “Short Virtual Mobility 2021″ Rethinking ageing in intergenerational and international perspectives – Sharing good practices and enhancing the role of culture.
The theme of the first day will be Rethinking ageing, whereas on Wednesday 30th, the theme will be Breaking intergenerational barriers: challenging cultural and digital gaps.
Programme:
- Tuesday, 29th June, from 10:00 to 12:30 CEST
- Theme: Rethinking ageing
Official welcome to the Arqus Summer School
A short round of introductions from all seven ARQUS institutions
“Framing the SVM: The age dimension in an ageing society”, by Alberta Contarello and Diego Romaioli, University of Padua
“European universities and their possible role in fostering age inclusion”, by Mª Carmen García-Garnica and Blanca Delgado, University of Granada
Break
“University meets Community: ‘Vita Activa'”, by Christine Benischke, University of Graz.
“‘Progetto Formazione Continua (Lifelong Learning Project)’: A Bridge between University and City”, by Vincenzo Pace, University of Padua
Moderated discussion
- Wednesday, 30th June, from 10:00 to 13:00 CEST
- Theme: Breaking intergenerational barriers: challenging cultural and digital gaps
Intro to the session’s theme by the moderator
“The Epitaph project”, by Rudolf Frhr. Hiller von Gaertringen, Leipzig University
Moderated discussion in sub-groups
“A mathematician visits the Alhambra. A universal dialogue”, by José Antonio Martínez Aroza, University of Granada
Moderated discussion in sub-groups
“Cognitive changes in ageing and the ‘digital divide’” by Erika Borella, University of Padua
Moderated discussion in sub-groups
General discussion
Plenary sessions will be run on Zoom, administered and moderated by the University of Granada.
REGISTRATION: Register through the following link (the Zoom link of the sessions will be sent by email to the registered people, at the close of the registration period).
