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Luiza Trápaga’s Participation in the IX Iberian Forum of Museological Studies in Madrid
Early-career researcher Luiza Trápaga recently took part in the IX Iberian Forum of Museological Studies, held at the Universidad de Alcalá (UAH), Madrid. During the event, she delivered a presentation on the importance of citizen participation in the construction and maintenance of memory spaces, highlighting how community involvement strengthens the preservation and valorization of cultural heritage.
The event took place at the historic Universidad de Alcalá, founded in 1499 and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, providing a unique setting for academic discussions on museology and cultural memory.
Luiza’s participation reinforces her commitment to promoting active citizenship and fostering dialogue among researchers, museum professionals, and the public, contributing to more inclusive and participatory museological practices.
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BIP Conference “Learning and Becoming a Researcher in Intercultural Contexts”
From 14 to 18 July 2025, the Lusófona University – Lisbon University Centre hosted the International BIP Week “Learning and Becoming a Researcher in Intercultural Contexts”, organised under the European Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) framework.
Roundtable “Mobilizing Knowledge through Comparative Education: Past, Present, and Future” Now Available
The video of the Roundtable “Mobilizing Knowledge through Comparative Education: Past, Present, and Future” is now available on the CeiED YouTube channel.
António Teodoro’s Presentation at the VI WCCES Symposium Now Available
The video of António Teodoro’s presentation, entitled
António Nóvoa’s presentation at the VI WCCES Symposium now available
The video of António Nóvoa’s presentation, entitled “Renewing the Social Contract for Education: Navigating Possible Futures”, is now available on the CeiED YouTube channel.
The lecture was delivered as part of the VI World Council of Comparative Education Societies Symposium (VI WCCES Symposium), an international event that brought together academics and experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing education in a constantly changing world.
In his presentation, António Nóvoa emphasized the urgency of rethinking the social contract for education, arguing that educational policies and practices must respond to contemporary social, technological, and cultural transformations. He also highlighted the central role of education in building fairer, more democratic, and more inclusive societies.
The session was moderated by Amélia Lopes, President of the Portuguese Society of Education Sciences (SPCE), who enriched the debate and fostered interaction with participants.
The full video is available on the CeiED YouTube channel.