Social and sociocultural design course
Registration is closed as the maximum number of participants has been reached
Registration is closed as the maximum number of participants has been reached
Our workshop adopts an innovative and interactive educational approach. Throughout the course, participants will have the opportunity to write social projects in collaboration with our partner associations, engaging directly with their designated representatives.
As part of this learning experience, participants will present their projects for evaluation and discussion. If a project is deemed viable, it may be submitted for a call for proposals scheduled to open at the end of 2025. In the event of funding approval, participants may be directly involved in the project's implementation alongside the partner association.
Additionally, participants will have the opportunity to propose the involvement of other associations with which they are already connected, affiliated, or wish to collaborate. This initiative empowers them to take an active role in promoting positive change within the communities they know deeply.
Our workshop adopts an innovative and interactive educational approach. Throughout the course, participants will have the opportunity to write social projects in collaboration with our partner associations, engaging directly with their designated representatives.
As part of this learning experience, participants will present their projects for evaluation and discussion. If a project is deemed viable, it may be submitted for a call for proposals scheduled to open at the end of 2025. In the event of funding approval, participants may be directly involved in the project's implementation alongside the partner association.
Additionally, participants will have the opportunity to propose the involvement of other associations with which they are already connected, affiliated, or wish to collaborate. This initiative empowers them to take an active role in promoting positive change within the communities they know deeply.
Registration is closed as the maximum number of participants has been reached
Il corso ha come risultato atteso di formare alla progettazione culturale con un orientamento concreto all’impatto territoriale, favorendo l’acquisizione di competenze applicabili a contesti reali.
Per questo motivo è stato costruito un partenariato con associazioni attive in territori caratterizzati da situazioni di vulnerabilità sociale, così da offrire ai/alle partecipanti l’opportunità di confrontarsi con casi autentici e complessi, esercitandosi nella definizione di proposte progettuali capaci di rispondere a criticità sistemiche e multidimensionali.
Registration is closed as the maximum number of participants has been reached
Registration is closed as the maximum number of participants has been reached
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Sociocultural Integration
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Socio-educational
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Socio-educational/cultural
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Socio-cultural
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Sociocultural interaction
Course trainer
Sociologist specializing in Social Project Design for non-profit sector
Gaia Bugamelli is a professional with expertise in designing and managing initiatives aimed at combating socio-economic marginalization and promoting the autonomy of individuals in vulnerable situations. She currently works as a social project designer at Fondazione Somaschi Onlus and collaborates with Associazione Fatoma Yaiw as a project manager, focusing on initiatives for migrants, refugees, and marginalized communities.
Her professional experience includes managing social and labor integration programs for asylum seekers at Associazione Realmonte Onlus and supporting the capacity-building of educational teams in international cooperation projects in India and Mozambique with Associazione FRASI.
She has also developed skills in online communication management and volunteer training within Third Sector organizations.
In terms of education, she holds a Master's degree in “Relations of Aid in Contexts of Development and Cooperation” from the Catholic University of Milan and a Master's degree in “Media, Culture and Society” from the Erasmus Universiteit in Rotterdam.
Deeply engaged in decolonial epistemologies, she has traveled through Southeast Asia and Latin America, working with local NGOs on development cooperation and community empowerment initiatives. She has also undertaken specialized training in project design for vulnerable contexts, focusing on human rights, migration, and international cooperation.
A passionate athlete and devoted reader, she approaches the world with curiosity, always seeking meaningful exchanges with diverse perspectives—mindfully navigating the complexities of the present while remaining aware of her own privilege.
Course trainer
Sociologist specializing in Social Project Design for non-profit sector
Gaia Bugamelli is a professional with expertise in designing and managing initiatives aimed at combating socio-economic marginalization and promoting the autonomy of individuals in vulnerable situations. She currently works as a social project designer at Fondazione Somaschi Onlus and collaborates with Associazione Fatoma Yaiw as a project manager, focusing on initiatives for migrants, refugees, and marginalized communities.
Her professional experience includes managing social and labor integration programs for asylum seekers at Associazione Realmonte Onlus and supporting the capacity-building of educational teams in international cooperation projects in India and Mozambique with Associazione FRASI.
She has also developed skills in online communication management and volunteer training within Third Sector organizations.
In terms of education, she holds a Master's degree in “Relations of Aid in Contexts of Development and Cooperation” from the Catholic University of Milan and a Master's degree in “Media, Culture and Society” from the Erasmus Universiteit in Rotterdam.
Deeply engaged in decolonial epistemologies, she has traveled through Southeast Asia and Latin America, working with local NGOs on development cooperation and community empowerment initiatives. She has also undertaken specialized training in project design for vulnerable contexts, focusing on human rights, migration, and international cooperation.
A passionate athlete and devoted reader, she approaches the world with curiosity, always seeking meaningful exchanges with diverse perspectives—mindfully navigating the complexities of the present while remaining aware of her own privilege.
Registration is closed as the maximum number of participants has been reached
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Paolo Giordano (coordinatore):
Tel: +39 3200687791
e-mail: amministrazione.lastaps@gmail.com