Session 1: Culture and quality of life

1. Rethinking Utility: Business Model Innovation and Strategic Niche Management in the Revitalization of Antiques as Cultural Goods
   Anne-Sophie Radermecker, Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
   
   
2. Better Live: The role of cultural policy in sustainable touring and program diversity in Europe
   Virgo Sillamaa, Tartu University Viljandi Culture Academy, Estonia
   Daniel Nordgård, reaTeME Centre of Excellence, University of Agder, Norway
   Liucija Fosseli, University of Agder, Norway
   
   
3. Cultural Third Places: Governance and Sustainability in Peripheral Areas
   Elisabete Tomaz, ISCTE, Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, Portugal
   
   
4. Artists at Work: Rethinking Policy for Artistic Careers
   Joanna Woronkowicz, Indiana University, USA, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

Session 2: Culture and quality of life

1. Hedonistic sustainability and cultural consumption as drivers of well-being and good life
   Călin Vegheș, Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania
   Diana Vanegas Lopez, Association Patrimark, Romania
   
   
2. Reimagining Public Libraries as Ecosystems of Cultural Well-being and Learning: The Case of Dubai’s ‘School of Life’
   Mehdi Rezgui, School of Life, Under Dubai Culture, United Arab Emirates
   
   
3. Listening for Progress: Criticisms of Cultural Development and Re-contextualising the Symphonic Orchestra within Global Development, Peacebuilding, and Conflict Transformation
   I Lo Cheng, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
   
   
4. Regional Disparities in the Development of U.S. Cultural Districts
   Constance DeVereaux, The State University of New York at Buffalo, USA

Session 3: Cultural justice and cultural rights

1. Examining the Socio-Spatial Effects of Decentralised Cultural Events in Vienna
   Maria Vittoria Scarcia, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
   Sladana Adamovic, University of Vienna, Austria
   
   
2. Arts Managers as Allies: Navigating Roles and Relationships in Inclusive Art Performances
   Soohye Jang, Leuphana University, Germany
   
   
3. Re-thinking Cultural Democracy - Next Steps
   Robert Chirima, Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University, Zimbabwe
   
   
4. A cultural democratic practice of recognition in Rotterdam: The Culture
   Johan Kolsteeg, University of Groningen

Session 4: Strategic management and organisation governance

1. From Grassroots to Governance: Leadership Succession and Organisational Transformation in a Minority Theatre Festival
   Maria Bäck, Arcada University of Applied Science, Finland
   
   
2. No leadership is an island: a provocation on cultural leadership succession as an ecosystem concern
   Ali Fitzgibbon, Queen's University Belfast, United Kingdom
   
   
3. The secrets of my succession: how leadership transitions reveal hidden power structures and conflicting values in cultural organisations
   Jonathan Price, University of Leeds, UK
   
   
4. What happens when the leader breaks for good? a conceptual model for the study of transitions in creative organisations
   Anders Rykkja, Queen's University Belfast, UK
   Lluís Bonet, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain
   Thomas Paris, HEC Paris, Paris School of Advanced Business Studies, France
   

Session 5: Cultural entrepreneurship and cultural economics

1. A holistic approach to valuing culture in 7 domains
   Hugh Brown, University of Leeds, UK
   
   
2. It takes an ecosystem: Mapping entrepreneurial support in the French cultural and creative industries
   Matina Magkou, University Côte d'Azur, France
   Rani Dang, University Côte d'Azur, France
   
   
3. Between survival and enjoyment: work and association practices between artists participating in contemporary theater in Jalisco before and after the pandemic
   Adriana Pantoja de Alba, ITESO, Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara, Mexico
   

Session 6: The role of culture facing contemporary crises

1. Culture and Climate Crisis: Redefining Urban Energy Transitions through Cultural Elements
   Elena Borin, Pegaso Digital University, Italy
   Hande Demirel, Istanbul Teknik Universitesi, Turkey
   
   
2. Making Bourges28 "the first low-carbon ECOC": the ECOC structure, the artists and the city
   Milica Milosavljevic, Université Paris VIII, France
   
   
3. Bridging Culture and Environment in Municipal Cultural Policies in Quebec: Towards a Cross-Sectoral Reference Framework
   Jonathan Rouleau, Artenso, Canada

Session 7: Culture and quality of life

1. Connecting Heritage and Quality of life. Collaborative innovation for Civic Wealth Creation in historic districts
   Maria Antonietta Cipriano, Roma Tre University, Italy
   Paola Demartini, Roma Tre University, Italy
   
   
2. Dance Well’s Travel Across Europe: A Comparative Analysis
   Ilaria Foroni, Ca' Foscari University, Venice School of Management, Italy
   
   
3. Culture and sustainability in Capital of Culture programmes: The cases of Oulu, La Paz and Sucre
   Jenni Pekkarinen, University of Jyväskylä, Finland
   
   
4. The role of culture facing contemporary crises: indigenous wisdom and peace in Southwest Nigeria
   Lateef Buhari, Ekiti State University, Nigeria
   
   
5. Traditional Commerce in Porto: Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Urban Development
   Maria Inês Pinho, IPP-ESE, Polytechnic of Porto, Portugal
   Sérgio Coelho, IPP-ESE, Polytechnic of Porto, Portugal

Session 8: Culture and quality of life

1. New model of financing of Cultural and Creative sectors in Bulgariа- based on effectiveness, fair distribution of public finance and external positive effects for the society
   Diana Andreeva-Popyordanova, Observatory of Cultural Economics/UNWE, Bulgaria
   
   
2. Transformation towards sustainability in cultural management: current trends and outlook
   Leticia Labaronne, Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland
   Małgorzata Ćwikła, Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland
   
   
3. Cultural Initiatives for Sustainable Development and Social Regeneration: A Case Study of riGenerazione Futuro using the UNESCO Culture 2030 Indicators
   Martina Manzo, Pegaso Digital University, Italy
   Elena Borin, Pegaso Digital University, Italy
   Daniele Giordino, Pegaso Digital University, Italy
   Alfredo Valeri, Associazione Civita, Italy
   Lorenzo Venezia, Mercatorum University, Italy
   
   
4. (Not!) Pouring Oil in Troubled Waters: Reflection on sustainable Tourism in the wastocene
   Chiara Carolina Donelli, Ca' Foscari University, Italy

Session 9: Cultural Policy and Governance

1. Culture as a common good? Exploring the spaces for collective action in Italian cultural policies
   Alessandro Gaballo, Università Ca' Foscari, Italy
   Maria Lusiani, University of Bologna, Italy
   
   
2. Collaborative Models in the Arts Sector: Strategic Partnerships Amidst Funding Challenges
   Jo Bradshaw, The National Trust, United Kingdom
   Pegram Harrison, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
   
   
3. Why the unusually high public cultural spending? Understanding Iceland’s case
   Njörður Sigurjónsson, Bifröst University, Iceland
   
   
4. Animating Archives – Creative Research by an Asian Diaspora Art Collective in Canada
   Soni Dasmohapatra, MacEwan University, Canada
   
   
5. Cultural diversity in film and audiovisual policies in Mexico City (20 years after the Convention, UNESCO)
   Juan Carlos Domínguez Domingo, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico

Session 10: Cultural Policy and Governance

1. Heritage conservation policy and its ramifications in the stratification of contemporary architecture
   Camila Burgos Vargas, University IUAV, Venice, Italy
   
   
2. Cultural Citizenship and Cultural Policies in Brazil: An Analysis of the Participation of the National Commission of Cultural Points (CNPdC) from 2004 to 2014
   Barbara Silva, Ministry of Culture of Brazil, Brazil
   
   
3. Quality Cultural Indicators and Cultural Policies: A Study of the Brazilian National System of Cultural Information and Indicators
   Martha Zica, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
   
   
4. Creation of Patriotism in Putin's Russia: The Case of Two Classical Music Capitals
   Kara Erika Koskinen, University of Arts Helsinki, Finland
   
   
5. Cultural Diplomacy in Marseille: From European Capital of Culture to the Olympic Stage
   Tiffany Bourgeois, The Ohio State University, USA
   Zülâl Fazlıoğlu Akın, The Ohio State University, USA

Session 11: Strategic management and organisation governance

1. If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change? Italian Cultural Heritage management at the test of participation
   Anna de la Torre Fornell, Venice School of Management, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy
   
   
2. The Latin American Observatory of Cultural Management: the efforts to disseminate the profession and its content in the region. 
   Ursula Rucker, Universidad Nacional de Avellaneda, Argentina
   Carlos Villafañe Lugo, Universidad Nacional de Avellaneda, Argentina
   
   
3. Reclaiming Culturelink: Rethinking Global Cultural Policy through a Decentralized Legacy
   Dea Vidovic, Institute for Development and International Relations, Croatia
   Aleksandra Uzelac, Institute for Development and International Relations, Croatia
   
   
4. Value-driven governance of small cultural organisations and cultural policy implications
   Lyudmila Petrova, CREARE Social, Bulgaria
   Arjo Klamer, Erasmus University and VU Amsterdam, The Netherlands
   Matilde Ferrero, Università Magna Graecia, Italy
   

Session 12: Digitalisation and innovation in culture

1. Audience development and emerging technologies for museums: Millenials, GenZ and beyond
   Martin Piber, Universität Innsbruck, Austria
   Anders Parment, University of Stockholm, Sweden
   
   
2. Lost in Innovation: Cultural Heritage practices and innovation policies
   Josep Maria Folch Olivella, Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision, Netherlands
   Kelly Hazejager, Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision, Netherlands
   
   
3. The Use of Digital Technologies for Cultural Participation and Education
   Luca Rossato, University of Ferrara, Italy
   
   
4. Artificial Intelligence and Culture Representations: A case study of using ChatGPT and Saudi Arabia
   Bandar Alzahrani, Saudi Ministry of Culture, Saudi Arabia
   
   
5. Between Rarity and Reuse: Cultural Value Assessment and Open Access Pathways for Out-of-Print Publications at the National Museum of Taiwan Literature
   Chiao-Mei Lin, National Museum of Taiwan Literature, Taiwan

Session 1: Cultural justice and cultural rights

1. Mental Health, Progressive Art Studios and Cultural Justice
   Amanda Cachia, University of Houston, USA
   
   
2. Until George Floyd: An Afrofuturist Perspective on the Future of Classical Music and Opera
   Antonio C. Cuyler, University of Michigan, USA
   
   
3. Exploring Children’s Cultural Rights and Citizenship: A Case Study of Imaginate
   Therese Kearns, Queen Margaret University, UK
   
   
4. Young creatives: Not the future, but the here and now of creative justice
   Michael Finneran, Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick, Ireland
   Rachael Jacobs, Western Sydney University, Australia
   Jeff M. Poulin, Independent Arts Consultant, USA
   

Session 2: Cultural justice and cultural rights

1. Accessibility and cultural participation in Italian museums: insights for a new paradigm
   Amelia Napolitano, University of Padua, Italy
   Francesco Bifulco, University of Naples "Federico II", Italy
   
   
2. Cultural Participation and Mental Health: Rethinking Cultural Democracy Through Community-Based Artistic Practices
   Cristina Sanz-Gadea Ferret, University of Barcelona, Spain
   
   
3. Art for Everybody? Accessibility of Art for Visually Impaired Individuals
   Ondřej Glogar, Janáček Academy of Performing Arts, Czech Republic
   
   
4. Intersectional and Decolonial Approach to Diversity Development: The Emerging Discourses of Diversity in Finnish Cultural Policy
   Lilja Lehmuskallio, University of the Arts Helsinki, Finland

Session 3: Cultural entrepreneurship and cultural economics

1. Contemporary Cultural Values and Economic Values Collide Again: How to Conduct Corporate Sustainability Reporting in the Cultural and Creative Industries?
   Hsiang-Chun Wang, National Taiwan University of Arts, Taiwan
   
   
2. Facing an Uncertain Future: Sustainability of Czech Cultural Institutions Relying on Public Support
   Marketa Rychterova, Masaryk University, Czech Republic
   
   
3. Measuring Culture’s Contribution to Climate Action: A reflection on Sustainability Reporting Practices in the Cultural and Creative Ecosystems
   Alfredo Valeri, Civita Association, Italy
   Elena Borin, Pegaso Digital University, Italy

Session 4: Cultural Policy and Governance

1. From Periphery to Networked Field: The Impact of Cultural Policy on the Institutional Structuration of the Latvian Contemporary Visual Arts Field (1991–2019). A Social Network Analysis Approach
   Dace Demir, University of Oklahoma, USA
   
   
2. Dilemmas in cultural mapping as a methodology for cultural and creative ecosystem analysis: an auto-reflective approach
   Bérénice Kubler, Université Côte d'Azur, France
   Matina Magkou, Université Côte d'Azur, France
   
   
3. Promoting Music Literacy through Territorial Networks: a Strategy for Developing a Widespread Musical Culture in the Emilia-Romagna Region
   Francesca Greppi, University of Bologna, Italy
   
   
4. Opportunities for Strengthening Collaboration between the Cultural Sector and Municipal Government
   Magdaléna Hruška, Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic
   
   

Session 5: The role of culture facing contemporary crises

1. Facing climate change in protected areas: the strategic role of arts and cultural heritage
   Mara Cerquetti, University of Macerata, Italy
   Leah Hamilton, University of Kentucky, USA
   Simone Splendiani, University of Perugia, Italy
   
   
2. The Evaluation of Cultural Heritage Protection Projects in Conflict Zones
   Eva Licci, Polytechnic of Turin and University of Turin, Italy
   Sara Bonini Baraldi, Polytechnic of Turin and University of Turin, Italy
   
   
3. ‘Ordinary’ Culture in Extraordinary Times: Case Study of Hyper-Local Music Events in Austin, Texas
   Rebecca Finkel, Queen Margaret University, United Kingdom

Session 6: Culture and education

1. The Dichotomy of Travel Courses in the Digital Age
   Raquel Peula, Boston University, USA, Universitat Internacional de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain
   Lauren O'Neal, Boston University, USA
   
   
2. Navigating the Nebulous: Definitions of Arts and Cultural Management
   Caitlin McKinnon, Queen Margaret University, United Kingdom
   
   
3. Pedagogical, ethical and philosophical challenges of arts management programme swimming in the (global) market
   Aleksandar Brkic, Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom

Session 7: Culture and education

1. Artists Speak Out: Cultural Learning and Equity in Arts Education—Findings from the 2022 SNAAP Survey
   Lee Ann Scotto Adams, Strategic National Arts Alumni Project, USA 
   Joanna Woronkowicz, Strategic National Arts Alumni Project, USA  
   Christian Folk, Strategic National Arts Alumni Project, USA  
   Angie Miller, Strategic National Arts Alumni Project, USA
   
   
2. The Role of Public Music Schools to Guarantee Cultural Rights
   Laura Almiñana Mestres, University of Barcelona, Spain
   
   
3. Conducting Change with Consonanze: The Impact and Sustainability of Music Education in Younger Italian Generations
   Alessia Crotta, Fondazione Santagata, Italy
   Paola Borrione, Fondazione Santagata, Italy
   
   
4. How does the educational content of cultural production best meet the needs of future working life? Answers, perspectives and visions of working life representatives in Finland
   Laura Päiviö-Häkämies, Humak University of Applied Sciences, Finland
   

Session 8: Cultural policy and governance

1. Framing the Internationalisation Experiences of Estonian Musicians and Music Managers within the Cultural Policy Context
   Kristina Kuznetsova-Bogdanovitsh, University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy, Estonia
   Virgo Sillamaa, European Music Exporters Exchange, Estonia
   Jorma Sarv, University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy, Estonia
   
   
2. The impact of the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture within the EU cultural policies: the cases of the Contemporary Art Museum of Castilla y León (León, Spain) and the Neues Museum (Berlin, Germany)
   Blanca Roux Rodriguez, College of Europe, Belgium
   
   
3. The public value of cultural institutions: professionals' opinions about a community production at the Barcelona opera house
   Nil Barutel-Gaspar, Pompeu Fabra University, Spain
   
   
4. An exploration of the impact of the 'Culture Trust' model on culture: a case study of Fife, Scotland
   Trish O'Grady, Queen Margaret University, UK
   

Session 9: Audience analysis and cultural participation

1. "Real Niche: ChOrlabOR" - Qualitative Analysis of Participatory Performing Art
   Marlene Behrmann, Sustainable Theater Lab Ligeti center, Italy
   
   
2. Creative Collection: Unconventional Data Collection Tools for Arts and Cultural Events
   Lauren Bouvier, Queen Margaret University, United Kingdom
   
   
3. New audiences and/or new programs? Comparative analysis of the results of Take Over project research on behavior changes of Endowment of Ilija M. Kolarac audience
   Virdžinija Đeković Miketić, Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, Serbia
   Jasna Dimitrijević, Institute for Cultural Development Research, Serbia
   
   
4. Encountering interdisciplinary arts - a challenge for audiences?
   Peter Merrington, University of York, United Kingdom
   
   
5. AHEAD Project: Accessible Heritage Experience for Audience Development. Presenting the 3 Prototypes co-created in Italy, Spain and Greece
   Clio Biasco, Melting Pro, Italy
   Giulia Fiaccarini, Melting Pro, Italy
   Antonia Silvaggi, Melting Pro, Italy

Session 10: Audience analysis and cultural participation

1. Which building blocks support the professionalization of inclusive structural youth operations in the museum sector?
   Leonie Delaey, University of Antwerp, Belgium
   Walter Van Andel, University of Antwerp, Belgium
   Annick Schramme, University of Antwerp, Belgium
   
   
2. Presentation of the ongoing project developed between 2024-2025: “Musée National du Chad, N'Djamena – cultural and museum mediation as a means of building stronger cultural identity”
   Giuseppe Di Fiandra, LAPISLAZUL, Belgium
   Nancy von Breska Ficovic, LAPISLAZUL, Belgium
   Samba Soumbounou, LAPISLAZUL, Belgium
   Clementine Feuga, LAPISLAZUL, Belgium
   
   
3. Sociodemographic and cultural analysis of museum participation in Catalonia: variables, evolution, and barriers
   Xavier Ulled Bertran, Catalan Institute for Research on Cultural Heritage, ICRPC-CERCA, Spain
   Pol Casals Ginjaume, Catalan Institute for Research on Cultural Heritage, ICRPC-CERCA, Spain
   
   
4. Experience, Participation, and Engagement in Intangible Cultural Heritage: Impulses for Designing Participation Processes and Fostering Institutional Participation in Cultural Organizations
   Svenia Schneider-Wulf, ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland
   Leticia Labaronne, ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland
   Liliana Heimberg, ZHdK Zurich University of the Arts, Switzerland
   Fabian A. Rebitzer , FHV Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences, Austria
   Robert Moosbrugger, FHV Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences, Austria
   Brian Switzer, HTWG University of Applied Sciences Konstanz, Germany
   

Session 11: Digitalisation and innovation in culture

1. The Museum of Survivors: Enhancing Access and Engagement through Digital Storytelling
   Slađana Adamović, University of Vienna, Austria
   
   
2. Archiving the Ephemeral: Digitization and Documentation Strategies for Contemporary Artistic Heritage in Belgium
   Soline Heurtebise, Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
   
   
3. Digitalization as de-elitization? The impacts of digital innovation on the Ugo and Olga Levi Foundation
   Elena Missaggia, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy
   Monica Calcagno, Venice School of Management, Italy
   Andrea Carlo Lo Verso, Venice School of Management, Italy
   
   
4. Museums in Transformation: An Analysis of the Contributions of Curatorship and Digital Humanities in Impact Assessment Models
   Marta Gertrudes, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, Portugal
   Paula Ochôa, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, Portugal
   
   
5. The Podcast as a Formative and Cultural Mediation Practice: The Case of Cultura É Viva! in the Revival of Brazil's National Policy for Living Culture
   Deborah Lima, Federal University of Paraná, Brazil
   Luiz Augusto Fernandes Rodrigues, Federal University Fluminense, Brazil
   

Session 12: Audience analysis and cultural participation

1. Resilience in festival development. The case of Sopot by the Book Festival
   Piotr Firych, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland
   Aleksandra Kosior, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland
   Michal Mekarski, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland
   
   
2. Festivalization and its audiences: social change, democracy and territory
   Emmanuel Negrier, CNRS/CEPEL, University of Montpellier, France
   Julien Audemard, CEPEL, University of Montpellier, France
   Aurélien Djakouane, University of Paris Nanterre, SOPHIAPOL, France
   
   
3. Cultural practices and emotions among students at Université Côte d’Azur
   Marine Thebault, Université Côte d'Azur, France
   Bérénice Kubler, Université Côte d'Azur, France
   
   
4. Culturally Competent Strategy to Research: Recommendations and Measures to Design, Deliver and Disseminate a Research Study
   Evgenia Stepanova, Newcastle University, UK
   Mathew Cooper, Newcastle University, UK
   Anna Robinson-Barella, Newcastle University, UK
   Vicki Harris, Newcastle University, UK
   Hamde Nazar, Newcastle University, UK
   
   
5. From Participation to Evaluation within the Framework of the Stronger Peripheries Project
   Elisabete Tomaz, ISCTE, Portugal 
   Pedro Costa, ISCTE, Portugal 
   Margarida Perestrelo, ISCTE, Portugal
   Ricardo Lopes, ISCTE, Portugal

Session 13: Cultural policy and governance

1. Cultural Diplomacy and Decentralized Cooperation: Designing Indicators for SDG Achievement
   Anna Setaghyan, Cultural Factor NGO, Armenia
   Armine Asatryan, Government of the Republic of Armenia
   
   
2. The China-Russia Years of Culture: Soft Power, Transnational Networks, and the Role of Non-State Actors in Cultural Diplomacy
   Evgeniya Kondrashina, New York University, USA
   
   
3. Shifting Paradigms in Cultural Diplomacy: New Approaches for Effective International Dialogue in an Era of Multiple Crises
   Oana Nasui, Formare Culturală, Romania
   
   
4. From Restriction to Creation: An Examination of the Effects of China's Censorship System on Contemporary Artistic Production and Potential Strategies for Improvement
   Lianqi Cui, Tongji University, Shanghai International College of Intellectual Property, China
   Jiayin Song, Independent artist, China 
   

Session 14: Cultural policy and governance

1. Between Art and Advocacy: Social Housing Public Art in Taiwan's Distributed Governance Framework
   Che-Wei Tseng, National Taiwan University of Education, Taiwan
   
   
2. Social Transformations through Arts, Culture, Planetary Health, and Indigenous Worldviews: Lived Experiences from Canada & Mexico
   Matilde Cervantes Navarrete, University of Victoria, Centre for Global Studies, Canada
   
   
3. The significance of intrinsic motivation for the 'institutional value' of cultural organizations. An investigation using the example of non-profit festivals in the arts
   Verena Teissl, University of Applied Science Kufstein Tirol, Austria
   
   
4. Institutional Overload and Community Repositioning: Governance of Public Arts Residencies in Taiwan and Beyond
   Man-Chun CHEN, National Taiwan University of Arts, Taiwan

Session 15: Education session

1. Teaching Sustainability in Cultural Management: Mapping Existing Tools and Identifying Gaps for Future Learning
   Kiitsak-Prikk Kaari, Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Estonia
   Annukka Jyrämä, Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Estonia
   
   
2. Intercultural Education and International Cooperation: Pedagogical Proposals in Cultural Relations and Policies
   Claire Ferreira-Menezes, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
   Deborah Rebello Lima, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil
   
   
3. Teaching Regenerative Cultural Policy: A Demonstration of Reflexive and Experiential Learning Tools
   Aimee Fullman, Meaningful Engagement, Intl., USA
   Carla Figueira, Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom
   
   
4. A Teaching Platform on Income Generation in Web3 for Creatives
   Susanne Ådahl, Arcada University of Applied Sciences, Finland
   Richard Silin, Arcada University of Applied Sciences, Finland

Session 16: Education session

1. Evaluating the Intangible Value of the Arts Using FACE Metrics
   Cleopatra Charles, Rutgers University, USA
   Margaret F. Sloan, James Madison University, USA
   
   
2. Advancing Cultural Rights through Arts-led Social Action Projects: The Motivate To Create (M2C) Transnational Project
   Gigi Guizzo, Rinova, Spain
   
   
3. OFFICINA CHANGES: From Research to Practice – Enhancing Cultural Researchers' Entrepreneurship and Talent
   Antonia Silvaggi, Melting Pro, Italy
   Giulia Fiaccarini, Melting Pro, Italy
   Ilaria Manzini, Melting Pro, Italy