Regenerative processes and innovative experiential laboratories for forms of cultural inclusion

The proposed action research path underlines the importance of bringing together the experiences and creativity of operators from different institutional fields in developing intervention strategies suited to the complexity of the values and experiences at stake. The objectives start from the belief that integration processes require policies that are aware of the transformations taking place in communities and reference models suitable for forms of cultural inclusion that promote integration and social cohesion through training and active participation in social and cultural life for ensure that cultural diversity is valued and protected, in order to support a more cohesive and inclusive society. The aim is to promote the role of the inhabitants in the construction of representations of the territory capable of communicating their own lived space and the socially recognized values of the territory they belong to in a sort of "cross-breeding logic" (Jean-Loup Amselle, 1999), to underline that every culture, of the past and present, has built and continues to build its own identity by connecting to other cultures.