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Learning Community: Intercultural Logbook
Accepting yourself and feeling part of the community.
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Learning community
Learning Communities: Menstrual Poverty
In this session we will explore, from the personal experience of each person, the stigmatisation and cultural dimensions of menstruation.
Workshop
HaurKuna: Circus school – Who´s who?
Using the parachute of values, play at guessing the different circus professions and talk about how professions have no gender
Talk
Human duties on José Saramago’s centenary
The year 2022 marks the 100th anniversary of José Saramago's birth, which gives us the opportunity to reflect on his work and to raise awareness of this part of his legacy and its enormous potential for social transformation.
Event
NORAN: Acoustic concert
Free entry until full capacity
Workshop
HaurKuna: Sustainable messages
The family is the main educator agent in these age groups, that is why it is essential to share healthy habits with children. In order to do this, we involve the children into preparing seven sustainable messages which they can then share with their family.
Talk
People of the Future dedicated to the Future of Employment
Space designed to incorporate citizens into the existing knowledge about the scenarios of the future linked to sustainable competitiveness and to incorporate their voice into the debates about the future.
Talk
BBK Off: Digital Transformation in Performance
AUGMENTED REALITY, INTERACTIVE TECNOLOGIES, PARTICIPATORY THEATRE
Workshop
HaurKuna: Blown mural
Talk with participants about energy sources and their importance. Draw a big sun using a blowing technique.
Workshop
BBK Off: How to be Green and not die trying
PERFORMING ARTS PRODUCTION AND SUSTAINABILITY WORKSHOP.
Meeting
Ciberbootcamp: Demoday
Presentation and voting on the different projects.
Performance
BBK Off: Juego de Niñas
"Juego de niñas" is about the fears and expectations of parents when it comes to dropping their children off at school, which leads to excessive overprotection of children. The mobile phone screen replaces close communication and can lead to fatal consequences simply because of a simple and misunderstood game.