About

In the second workshop of the "Cultural Heritage Open Workshops" series, we will learn about the LAPat project, a laboratory that analyses and develops participatory methodologies related to various areas of cultural heritage management in Andalusia (documentation, enhancement, training, intervention or restoration) in order to define new models of co-management between heritage institutions and citizens.

LAPat also aims to consolidate the "Network of Informant Agents of Cultural Heritage in Andalusia", based on the collaboration and creation of networks to reflect and generate new forms of knowledge production associated with the safeguarding of common cultural assets at local level.

Who is involved in heritage processes today?
How can we improve the safeguarding of cultural heritage through social innovation?

Note: The event will take place in Spanish and Portuguese without translation.

Programme
14h30 - Opening
14h45 - LAPat: anatomy and model of collaborative management of a plural laboratory of Cultural Heritage, with Gema Carrera Díaz
15h30 - Break
15h45 - Collaborative roundtable of experiences: methodological innovation and cultural impacts on the territory (moderated by Catarina Almeida Marado and Lorena Sancho Querol)
17h00 - Closing

Bio note
Gema Carrera Díaz | awarded for her doctoral thesis "Propuesta metodológica para la documentación y gestión del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial como estrategia de desarrollo social y territorial" at the University of Seville, Gema is technical manager of Ethnological Heritage at the Andalusian Institute of Historical Heritage (IAPH), where she has been working since 2000. In this context, she has formulated and coordinated the Atlas of the Intangible Heritage of Andalusia (2008-14) and is currently the PI of the project "LAPat: Open Laboratory of the Cultural Heritage of Andalusia" (PAIDI 2020-23) as well as coordinating or participating in various research projects. Gema is the author of publications related to cultural heritage, social participation and methodologies of documentation and management of ICH, member of the drafting and monitoring committee of the National Plan for Intangible Heritage of the Ministry of Culture (2011-2018) and of the GEISA Research Group, and President of the Andalusian Association of Anthropology.

This activity will be accessible through the Zoom platform and will be limited to number of available places:

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