The pilot project intends to prepare the educational material for the Museu de Tiflologia long-term exhibition, in order to articulate the activities developed with the process of creating an Ibero-American network of typhlology and museum education. 

The project will be developed in a participatory manner, through workshops with teachers and students from schools and organizations associated with the teaching of typhlology and networks of local schools, consortium partners and interested local communities, articulating elements of formal and informal education.

The main objective of the project is to promote cultural accessibility and typhlology in Ibero-American museums through the development of educational materials.

The project was awarded within the scope of the 12th Ibermuseums Education Award.

Awarded at the 12th  (12º Prémio Ibermuseus de Educação)

Research Team

• João Palmeiro 

Partners

• UNESCO Chair “Education, Citizenship and Cultural Diversity”
• Research Center in Typhlology of Castelo de Vide, 
• FNSE - Nossa Senhora da Esperança Foundation, 
• Lume - Association for Culture and Heritage; 
• Lusófona University, COFAC, 
• CeiED, Dept. Museology