Transcript Collegio Artigianelli - Agorà delle Identità

of
2016
Agor ά
powered by
Identities
For an inclusive economy
When crisis turns into courage
30 th November - 3 Rd December
2016
Turin
WHAT’S
At a time when we see things getting fragmented
and polarized, Agorά of Identities is an event that
aims at establishing a new mindset to pull things
together: an open place in which ideas, knowledge
and activities, coming from people, organizations,
businesses, institutions and cultures from different
geographical areas are brought together to inspire
each other with fresh ideas and cross-currents
leading to imagining, designing and bringing about
the common good.
The Collegio Artigianelli will welcome Agor ά of
Identities 2016. In the Piedmont area, Collegio
Artigianelli has always been an important centre
where aggregation, convergence and social
innovation took place.
Agorά of Identities will be developed in meetings and seminars,
conversations and stories aimed at young people and will find
expression in three general thematic areas:
EKKLESíA
Assembly
It is the session where we shall meet stories and
faces of those outward-looking people who
survey the horizons of the human community
and the whole world in a spirit of wisdom.
OIKíA
Home
It is the session dedicated to the arts of knowing
how to guide people, how to do things, how to
start up, how to innovate in a social context and
how to generate sustainable development.
PÓLIS
City
It is the session where we shall look at relational
experiences of interconnectedness between
people who plan and live attentive to their
localities, who are active citizens and
constructive innovators.
TARGET
Associations
Universities
Education
Training
Enterprises
Public Institutions
Finance
Philantropy
Religious Communities
Policy-makers
Nonprofit Organizations
NGOs
Voluntary Organizations
Citizens and Civil Servants
Collegio Artigianelli
Agorά of Identities activities will be developed
within the Collegio Artigianelli and its famous
and historic places: the Juvarra Theatre and the
Procope CafèClub.
2016
WHERE
For an inclusive economy
The Collegio is based in one of the most
eminent building in the centre of Turin, under
the Authority of Historical Heritage of the
Piedmont Region .
Since 1849, the Collegio Artigianelli has been
operating in providing an attentive education
to poor and abandoned children.
Main house of the St. Joseph Congregation, the
Collegio Artigianelli through its Artigianelli 150
project, which will get to its culmination by end
of 2016, is a dynamic driver of common good
actualization in the city area by building new
education and job opportunities for young
people, families and communities thanks to
innovative social welfare and entrepreneurial
models development.
2016
WHERE
Various activities and services operate inside
the Collegio Artigianelli palace: professional
education courses, social-education services,
fresh initiatives to welcome and go along
young people in building their future.
The worlds of research, finance, enterprise,
non-profit agencies and spiritual awareness come
together in Agorά of Identities to share ideas and
proposals to support an economy that includes.
2016
SPEAKERS
For an inclusive economy
A modern vision of economy welcomes input and
cooperation from and with people and resources
in the community in order to meet to fresh
challenges.
It will function as a secure anchorage for different
models of economy wherein to provide space for
hope and new ideas about well-being.
2016
THEME
The 2016 edition of Agorά of Identities will be an
advanced window for academic research,
practical experiences and innovative proposals
coming from Italy and other Countries in order to
develop and strengthen new forms of an inclusive
economy.
For an inclusive economy
30th Nov
1st Dec
Wednesday
OIKÍA
When social value
makes economic
value
Active
citizenship for a
shared economy
growth
Thursday
PÓLIS
4 - 5 pm
From change in
job policies to
job that changes
policies
L. Allevi
Co-founder and CEO of Oltre
Venture
M. Calderini
Vice Director “Alta Scuola
Politecnica”, Milan
M. Morganti
CEO of Banca Prossima
PÓLIS
2nd Dec
OIKÍA
4 - 5 pm
L. Bobba
Undersecretary for Labour and
Social Policy Ministry
G. Pentenero
Regional Councillor for Employment,
Education and Training
A. Sacco
Town Councillor to trade and job,
City of Turin
Models,
innovation,
impact
5 - 6 pm
5 - 6 pm
Active citizenship
Inspiring stories about social urban
requalification
Ferrante Aporti experience
From detention centres, stories of
an inclusive economy
Elica Project - ENGIM Artigianelli
Autonomy and job experience
abroad
Friday
The show of
"social turnover"
Fr. D. N. Botros
Director of Catholic Egyptian Film
Center, Cairo
G. Vacis
Director of “Fondazione I Teatri”
Reggio Emilia, Italy
programme
OPENING
conference
Most Valuable
Monasticism:
Beyond Economy
* person to confirm
M. Casazza
Academy of Sciences of Siena, Italy
W. Vandewiele
Visiting Professor, University of
Leuven, Belgium
Fr. N. Brescianini
Benedictine monk, spiritual life coach
Eremo Monte Giove, Fano, Italy
Responsibility
networks:
innovation and
common good
introduced by
6 - 8 pm
6 - 8 pm
F. Profumo
President of Fondazione San Paolo
A. Tomba
General Secretary at Fondazione
Cattolica Assicurazioni, Verona
M. Zappalorto
Head of European development at
NESTA, London
S. De Poli
President and CEO of General
Electric, Italy and Israel
F. Ferrero
CEO of Inwibe, Paris
A. Magone
President and CEO of Torino Nord
Ovest
D. Avino
Managing Director Argotec, Turin
R. Bonacina
President of Vita magazine
OIKÍA
5 - 6 pm
introduced by
introduced by
6 - 8 pm
M. Bogetti
Co-founder of LabNET, Turin
F. Becchis
Economist, Director of Turin School of
Local Regulation, Turin
PÓLIS
Fourth industrial
revolution:
person first
4 - 5 pm
When crisis
creates new
economic models
L. Di Vece
VP of Economy for Common Good
Ass., Bressanone, Italy
O. Torri
VP of “Cooperative Valle dei
Cavalieri”, Reggio Emilia, Italy
Free entrance. Limited seats.
Opening Conference
Most Valuable Monasticism: Beyond Economy
30th Nov
Wednesday
6 - 8 pm
Juvarra Theatre
introduced by Mariachiara Martina
speakers
Marco Casazza
Correspondent for Physical Sciences, Academy of
Sciences of Siena, Italy
Wim Vandewiele
Visiting Professor, Research Unit, University of
Padre Natale Brescianini
Prior of Eremo di Monte Giove, Fano, Italy
Leuven, Belgium
December 2nd-3rd, 2016
Collegio Artigianelli,
Torino
SOCIAL HACKATHON
Social Torino:
co-designing our city
Which is the identity of the upcoming
Social Torino?
Let’s try to describe, discuss, and valorize the
multiple aspects of social Torino: the aim is to
co-design the identity and possible ways of
our multi-faceted and dynamic city which
calls us all in to be citymakers.
Our Social Hackathon is an event open
and public, designed to spark a hands-on
debate on the social identity of Torino and
to co-design a shared storytelling.
THE PROGRAM
Friday - December 2nd
20.30
Launch of the challenge
21.00
Team building dinner
22.00- Inspirational speech
23.00 of keynote speakers
Participants, organized in teams, will tackle the main
hackathon challenge "Describe and co-design the
evolving social identity of Torino" so developing and
sharing their own vision. The joint work will produce
design delivery that will include the various
city-storytelling options created by the teams. The final
document will be made available online.
Saturday - December 3rd
10.30
11.00
13.30
14.15
16.4518.30
Breakfast
Co-design session
Lunch
Co-design session
Final presentation
HOW TO PAR TECIPATE
Participation is free but based on limited availability
and a pre-selection. Online registration is required:
www.agoradelleidentita.it
WHERE/WHEN
The event will take place at the Collegio Artigianelli,
Corso Palestro 14, Torino. The Procope Café and
historical Teatro Juvarra will provide the stage for the
activities from Friday, Dec 2nd at 8:30 pm through
Saturday, Dec 3rd at 6.30 pm, closing session..
WHO
ROMANIA
ITALY
SPAIN
ALBANIA
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
MALI
MEXICO
COLOMBIA
INDIA
GUINEA BISSAU
SIERRA LEONE
GHANA
ECUADOR
NIGERIA
BRASIL
BOLIVIA
CHILE
ARGENTINE
Agorά of Identities is the organization run by Opera
Torinese del Murialdo, an association of bodies and
companies which are inspired by the Congregation of St.
Joseph, founded by St. Leonardo Murialdo in 1873.
The Congregation directs its efforts towards young people
in particular, to educate and to offer professional worktraining courses: it tries in the local environment to promote
work and careers through new models of sustainable
development and social inclusion. Beginning in 2013 in
Turin, the Josephites have launched a new time of
awareness that looks towards fresh solutions, for the
problems found, in developing a version of economy that
accepts the strength and responsibilities involved in its
social impact. In their world-wide activities, the Josephites
work directly alongside more than 200,000 people, in
Italy alone.
CONTACT
Collegio Artigianelli
Corso Palestro, 14 - 10122 Turin (Italy)
+39 348 6532707 (IT/EN)
+39 011 56 20 604 (IT)
[email protected]
www.agoradelleidentita.it
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