This Wednesday, September 3rd, the final meeting of the International Cycle of Shared Dialogues “Voices that transform: museums, education and new horizons in the world” will be held.
The event, organized by the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences under the Undersecretariat of Tourism of the local Municipality in conjunction with the Committee for Education and Cultural Action for Latin America and the Caribbean (CecaLac) of the International Council of Museums (ICOM), and endorsed by the ICOM Regional Alliance for Latin America and the Caribbean (ICOM Lac), concludes with the presentation by Dr. ANA MORENO REBORDINOS, General Coordinator of Education and Cultural Action of the Prado National Museum, Spain.
Her presentation, titled "Communities and collaborative processes in Prado Education", will address the new educational strategy she has designed for the museum since 2018.
Doctor Moreno Rebordinos has promoted innovative initiatives such as #Lashilanderas, which brings art to women in penitentiary centers, and the "Deslizar" project, an educational innovation space through art to co-create educational resources together with teachers, educators, and artists. Within the "Prado Social" program, projects such as "Marcos de mira", "Ángulos cardinales" or "Del Valle al Prado" have been launched, which are collaborative and co-creation spaces in which the voices of the public are incorporated into both the processes and the results.
With an extensive background in museum education and cultural management, Dr. Rebordinos has worked in institutions such as the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum and the Patio Herreriano Museum of Spanish Contemporary Art, Valladolid. Her goal is to generate a collaborative network that creates more teaching-learning spaces.
This cycle has brought together, in each meeting, more than a hundred professionals in cultural management, museologists, teachers, scientists, and tourism workers from America, Europe, and Africa.
The link for this last meeting is being sent to those registered.
The event, organized by the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences under the Undersecretariat of Tourism of the local Municipality in conjunction with the Committee for Education and Cultural Action for Latin America and the Caribbean (CecaLac) of the International Council of Museums (ICOM), and endorsed by the ICOM Regional Alliance for Latin America and the Caribbean (ICOM Lac), concludes with the presentation by Dr. ANA MORENO REBORDINOS, General Coordinator of Education and Cultural Action of the Prado National Museum, Spain.
Her presentation, titled "Communities and collaborative processes in Prado Education", will address the new educational strategy she has designed for the museum since 2018.
Doctor Moreno Rebordinos has promoted innovative initiatives such as #Lashilanderas, which brings art to women in penitentiary centers, and the "Deslizar" project, an educational innovation space through art to co-create educational resources together with teachers, educators, and artists. Within the "Prado Social" program, projects such as "Marcos de mira", "Ángulos cardinales" or "Del Valle al Prado" have been launched, which are collaborative and co-creation spaces in which the voices of the public are incorporated into both the processes and the results.
With an extensive background in museum education and cultural management, Dr. Rebordinos has worked in institutions such as the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum and the Patio Herreriano Museum of Spanish Contemporary Art, Valladolid. Her goal is to generate a collaborative network that creates more teaching-learning spaces.
This cycle has brought together, in each meeting, more than a hundred professionals in cultural management, museologists, teachers, scientists, and tourism workers from America, Europe, and Africa.
The link for this last meeting is being sent to those registered.