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On Tuesday, December 3, the second annual visit of the Advisory Board for the Excellence Project, “Inclusive Humanities: Development Perspectives in Research and Teaching of Foreign Languages and Literatures” (2023-2027), came to an end. The Advisory Board, composed of international experts in inclusion-related topics, was greatly impressed by the work accomplished by the entire Department […]
On Friday, November 22, “I mille cancelli di Filippo” (The Thousand Gates of Filippo) , directed by Adamo Antonacci, was screened in Aula T.1 (Polo Zanotto). The director, Adamo Antonacci, and Filippo’s father, Enrico Zoi, attended the event. The documentary follows the life of autistic artist Filippo Zoi. Filippo has an innate passion for doors […]
The seventh episode of Inclusioni, the podcast channel of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures in collaboration with Fuori Aula Network, is now available on major podcast platforms. In this episode, entitled “Narrating inclusion through Opera: the “Arena for All” Project”, the hosts discuss accessibility in the performing world. Starting from the 100th Arena […]
The second free and public event for Festivabìlia 2024 took place on Thursday, November 14 at Teatro Camploy with the performance of “Spazio Dentro. Storia di un Cortile” (Space Inside. Story of a Courtyard) featureing students from the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the Sapienza University in Rome. The show, curated by Marta Marchetti […]
The photography exhibition “E tu?” opened on Wednesday, November 13, in the central courtyard of Santa Marta Campus, curated by Rossella Terragnoli with photographs by Francesca Castagnini. Part of the Festivabìlia 2024 events, the exhibition explores the intersection of affection and disability through images that capture and preserve sensual situations—whether lived or imagined. Real or […]
The second edition of Festivabìlia – The Theater of Potential Abilities kicked off on Friday, November 8, and will run until December 4 at Teatro Camploy and within the spaces of the University of Verona. Opening the event with a moving and timely performance was the Bergamo-based company Les Moustaches with “La Difficilissima Storia di […]