Organiser
University of Saint Joseph (USJ) Macao
The University of Saint Joseph (UJS) Macao is a hub of multicultural innovation, inheriting centuries of Macau’s history in-between Asia, Europe and the Lusophone world, embracing more than 40 nationalities among professors, students and university staff.
USJ Doctoral School
USJ’s Doctoral Programme fosters a multi-disciplinary, inter-disciplinary and trans-disciplinary research environment, supported by an academic team with solid backgrounds in their specialist fields. It offers a research-oriented degree aimed at developing advanced theoretical and practical research skills in a specific area of knowledge.
Transdisciplinarity aims at integrating the natural, social and health sciences in a humanities context and transcending their traditional boundaries to resolve real-world and complex problems by providing different perspectives on problems to reach holistic descriptive answers to comprehensive research questions.
USJ Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy
The USJ Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy is a community of scholars, students, and staff engaged in research, teaching and studying the disciplines of Philosophy and Theology, together with other necessary disciplines (English, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Psychology, Sociology, History, Law).
Understanding religion in its historical, social, political, intellectual, and artistic aspects and contributions for the development of societies is, therefore, self-evidently important. FRSP provides a venue within the University of Saint Joseph and the wider local community for the exploration of the religious, historical, intellectual, social, and cultural aspects of the various religious traditions and especially those of the Christian faith tradition.
Sponsor
ARTECH International
The Association Artech-International has its roots on the Artech (Art and Technology Industries in the frontier Region Minho–Galicia) Initiative. This Initiative has been established in 2002 concentrating local activities around the topic digital art in order to promote a community of digital artists in the border region of Minho-Galiza while establishing an experimental common creative design space for artists.
UNESCO Media and Information Literacy Alliance
The UNESCO Media and Information Literacy Alliance, formerly known as Global Alliance for Partnerships on Media and Information Literacy (GAPMIL), is a groundbreaking effort to promote international cooperation to ensure that all citizens have access to media and information literacy competencies. Yet, organizations and individuals from over a hundred countries have agreed to join forces and stand together for change. This pioneering initiative was launched during the Global Forum for Partnerships on Media and Information Literacy which took place from 26 to 28 June 2013, in Abuja, Nigeria, aiming at:
- articulating concrete partnerships to drive media and information literacy development and impact globally;
- enabling the media and information literate community to speak as one voice on certain critical matters, particularly as it relates to policies;
- further deepening the strategy for media and information literacy to be treated as a composite concept by providing a common platform for media and information literacy related networks and associations globally.
CIAC – Research Centre in Arts and Communication
CIAC, established in 2008 at the University of Algarve, Portugal, has been conducting innovative research in the arts and communication. It encompasses visual and performing arts, digital media art, and film studies. In the realm of communication, it explores media literacy, digital communication, intercultural communication, and literary tourism. This approach combines the creation of dissemination platforms with the analysis of scientific knowledge communication in these spheres, maintaining a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary profile since its inception.
CIAC is mainly active in Algarve, Portugal (its headquarters location), with activities in several Municipalities and cultural Associations in other regions, as it was established as a relevant stakeholder in the region and beyond. The research produced at the CIAC is disseminated by the surrounding community through multiple outreach activities and is discussed in various international networks, including Asia and Macau.
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Artwork Sponsor
Macao Foundation
The Macao Foundation is a legal entity of the Macao Special Administrative Region, aimed at promoting various activities in Macao. Its goals include promoting cultural, social, economic, educational, scientific, academic, and philanthropic activities, with a particular focus on promoting Macao. Most of the Foundation’s activities are carried out in Macao, but it also has the ability to collaborate and exchange with compatible institutions or entities, both locally and abroad, and provide financial support if needed.