On March 27, the Bracara Augusta Foundation, the Catholic University of Braga and CERCI Braga will present the conclusions of the project ‘Isa Culture: Intellectually and Socially Accessible - On the way to equality: culture as a tool for social inclusion and labour integration’.

The initiative will take place at 4pm at the D. Diogo de Sousa Museum, where the Manual for the dissemination of Good Practices on ‘Accessibility and Cultural Participation of Vulnerable Publics’ will also be presented.

This was a project funded by the Erasmus+ programme under Key Action 2 - Cooperation Partnerships in Youth, and the context for the implementation of the project led by the Bracara Augusta Foundation involving the Catholic University of Braga; Cerci Braga; the University of Burgos and the RISA Association in Slovenia.

Round table

The presentation of the project's main conclusions and Good Practices to be replicated in other contexts will be followed by a round table discussion moderated by Miguel Sopas de Melo Bandeira, president of the Bracara Augusta Foundation, with Carla Sepúlveda, Braga City Council's Councillor for Education and Social Action, Ana Ferreira, Braga Mayor's Chief of Staff, Rafael Amorim (CIM Cávado) and Carlos Alberto Videira (BragaHabit) taking part in the debate. The closing session will be hosted by the pro-rector of UCP-Braga, Paulo Dias.