As part of the Project of Excellence, we have chosen to transform academic research into storytelling, bringing themes of inclusion, literature, and art into three podcasts distributed across major streaming platforms.<\/p>\n
Inclusioni<\/i><\/b>\u00a0stems from the commitment of Giovanni Tallarico and aims to explore diversity in all its forms through the lens of foreign languages and cultures. From gender issues to linguistic accessibility, each episode hosts dialogues with experts and personal testimonies to reflect on how words can build bridges and foster a more equitable society.<\/p>\n
Trame e Tramacci – storie di libri<\/i><\/b>, born from an idea by Paola Perazzolo (University of Verona) and Michela Battocchio (Colognola ai Colli Library and AIB Veneto), is a podcast that dismantles the notion of dusty literary criticism to talk about books in an accessible, passionate, and decidedly irreverent way. Through two-voice dialogues, each episode explores novels, graphic novels, and classics, offering insights that can make us fall in love with\u2014and rethink!\u2014world literature. The project boasts a valuable collaboration with the librarians of the Verona Library System and the patronage of the Province of Verona.<\/p>\n
Olbolbo. Arte potenziale<\/i> <\/b>is an audio-guide podcast for the annual exhibition of the same name, resulting from an agreement between the Academy of Fine Arts of Verona and our Department within the Inclusive Humanities<\/i> Project of Excellence. Thanks to the collaboration with curators and artists, the guide was created not only to accompany viewers through the exhibition’s paintings and installations, but even more so to convey art, colors, and nuances to those who cannot fully experience them due to a disability, with a view toward inclusion and accessibility.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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