「賽馬會科藝共融計劃」由香港賽馬會慈善信託基金捐助和香港城市大學主辦，旨在提升中學師生在藝術科技領域進行藝術表達及社會創新的能力和技巧，同時促進殘疾人士接觸及參與藝術科技的機會，並向年輕一代及社會大眾推廣藝術共融理念。
計劃利用城大在藝術科技上的優勢，提供平台培養藝術科技素養，包括於中學舉行一連串教師及學生工作坊，一方面加強美術教師於課堂糅合藝術科技的訓練，另一方面培養年輕藝術科技人才，為香港的藝術科技發展建立穩固基礎。計劃亦與藝術及社福機構合作，透過殘疾人士的分享及藝術通達相關的體驗活動，讓師生瞭解不同能力人士在日常生活中及欣賞藝術時的需要，啟發他們思考如何透過藝術和科技推動社會共融，展示藝術科技所反映和傳達的人文價值。
Jockey Club Project IDEA, funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and led by City University of Hong Kong, is a three-year education project launched in 2022. The project aims to enhance the literacy and technical skills of secondary school students and teachers to work at the intersection of arts and technology (Arts Tech) for artistic expression and social innovation. The project will also enhance art accessibility and participation with Arts Tech for people with disabilities (PWDs) and promote inclusive arts among the young generation and the general public.
The project utilises CityU’s strengths in Arts Tech to provide platforms for cultivating Arts Tech literacy. Through the Arts Tech train-the-trainer programmes and student workshops, the project fills the niche area for training art teachers as well as nurtures young Arts Tech talents to foster a robust foundation for the flourishing of Arts Tech in Hong Kong. Working with arts and social welfare NGOs on a series of sharing talks by PWDs and arts accessibility experiences, students and teachers can identify their needs during everyday life and arts participation. The project emphasises the role of arts and technology in promoting social inclusion and showcases technology-infused artefacts that create to reflect and inform humanistic values.