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Ep. 20 - Un lavoro da donne? (ITA)

EPISODE · Oct 1, 2023 · 27 MIN

Ep. 20 - Un lavoro da donne? (ITA)

from Museum Education · host Alberto Michalette

In questo episodio cerchiamo di trovare una rispsota ad una domanda in cui mi sono imbattuto un po' di giorni fa:come mai nel settore dell'educazione museale ci lavorano principalmente donne?Parlandone con alcuni membri del dipartimento di ICOM CECA sono emerse alcune riflessioni molto interessanti. LINK: ICOM CECA: https://ceca.mini.icom.museum/ Documento Gender equality in the world of art and culture: https://padlet.com/wma16/what-do-you-think-are-the-reasons-why-more-women-than-men-ar-ehjb7gqfyqosyxz6/wish/2704227909 Lettera aperta: https://padlet.com/wma16/what-do-you-think-are-the-reasons-why-more-women-than-men-ar-ehjb7gqfyqosyxz6/wish/2704227909 Conferenza internazionale a Napoli: https://icom.museum/en/news/icom-participation-international-conference-naples/ Gruppo telegram: https://t.me/unioneeducazionemuseale Seguimi su instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tellurio_ed.museale/

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