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Museum Accessibility and Inclusion
During this Work Package we did a lot of research about museum accessibility. With the help of Professor Margherita Sani, adjunct professor at University of Bologna and project coordinator at NEMO – the Network of European Museum Organisations, we elaborated an accessibility checklist that we later tried out at the most important museum in town: the Civic Museums in Pesaro. Students from Year 2 and 3 of the International Course visited the museum to fully understand how "accessible" and "inclusive" it is. This WP3 presentation sums up all the preliminary work we carried out to become more knowledgable about inclusion and cultural heritage.
Teacher's stuff
You can download lesson plans and worksheets from this link.
Here below, you can see a presentation and a video that we made to showcase our findings after using the museum accessibility checklist.
Town forum for accessibility
On April 9th 2022 Filippo and Viktoria joined local and national administrators, representatives of charities for disabled people and common citizens in an intense brainstorming session about how to make our town more accessible and inclusive.
Erasmus+ Art for All: an inclusive approach to cultural heritage
Project id: 2020-1-IT02-KA229-079339_1
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