Attempts at decolonisation in the Mediterranean : Plural and feminist

Collettiva (Independent publishing house) / Collettivo M.E.D.U.S.E. / Sergio Racanati (Artist)

Attempts at decolonisation in the Mediterranean : Decolonial approaches and practices

Anna Daneri (Independent curator and founder of Peep-Hole Milan) / Alessandra Ferrini (Artist, researcher and educator, PhD Student - University of the Arts London) / Annalisa Frisina (Professor of Sociology - University of Padua)

Attempts at decolonisation in the Mediterranean : Cross-dialogues: Performative gestures of liberation and migratory flows

Fabiana Ex Souza (Visual artist and PhD Student - University Paris 8, Brazil - France) / Pascale Laborier (Professor of Political Science and co-director of Master 2 Political Sociology - University of Paris Nanterre / Stefano Cristante (Professor in Sociology of Cultural and Communication Processes - University of Salento) / Donatella Tanzariello (Lawyer and Puglia representative of the Italian Council for Refugees - CIR)

Attempts at decolonisation in the Mediterranean : Gender in body language and contemporary art

Barbara Formis (Lecturer in Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art - School of the Arts - La Sorbonne University - Institute ACTE - Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne - Laboratoire du Geste) / Giulia Piraino (Psychologist psychotherapist, Tutor DSA & BES, PhD Student - University of Salento)

Ecofeminist perspectives in the Mediterranean : Transcultural perspectives

Cijaru / Georgia Tramacere (Teatro Koreja) / Luigi Coppola (Artist) / Ilaria Lupo & Mirna Bamieh (Artists) / Brizia Minerva (Art historian and curator - Museum Sigismondo Castromediano)

Ecofeminist perspectives in the Mediterranean : Regenerating territories, regenerating the imagination

Séverine Kodjo-Grandvaux (Philosopher and journalist Le Monde) / Fiammetta Fanizza (Professor in Sociology of the Environment and Territory, University of Foggia and deputy coordinator of the ESA migration board)

Ecofeminist perspectives in the Mediterranean : Ecofeminism and Commoning

Daniela Festa (Geographer and jurist - University of Bologna) / Alessandra Pomarico (Sociology and curator of international residency programmes) / Guillaume Le Blanc (Professor of Philosophy and writer - University Paris-Est Créteil)

Ecofeminist perspectives in the Mediterranean : Gender and Ecofeminism

Fabienne Brugère (Professor of Philosophy - University of Paris 8) / Paola Ugolini (Art critic and curator at In-Between Art Film Foundation)

Focus on the Salento and Southern Italy : Territorial narration

Azienda Agricola La Carcara / Donato Nuzzo (Casa delle Agriculture) / Corrado Punzi (Director and PhD University of Salento) / Maristella Martella (Associazione Tarantarte) / Paolo Mele (Independent curator and director Ramdom) / Lucia Flora Reho (Collettivo Kunstschau) / Maria Teresa Santoro (Plants Dub)

Focus on the Salento and Southern Italy : Italy at the center of reception

Susan Dabbous (Communications consultant for Human Rights NGOs, journalist and writer on the Middle East) / Salvatore Centonze (Cassation lawyer, expert in immigration law) / Chiara Marangio (Psychologist and psychotherapist, expert in territorial projects for the reception of immigrants)

Focus on the Salento and Southern Italy : Impact of the environment on health and territories

Margherita Ciervo (Geographer, University of Foggia, University of Liège) / Fabien Calvo (Former Director of Research and Innovation at National Cancer Institute and Professor of Medicine - University of Paris) / Angelo Salento (Professor of Economic and Labour Sociology - University of Salento) / Chiara Vacirca (PhD Student - University of Salento) /Margherita d’Amico (Biologist and plant pathologist)

Focus on the Salento and Southern Italy : Gender and rituals in the Mediterranean

Liliane Vana (Professor IEJ (Free University of Brussels), philologist, talmudist and specialist in Jewish law, founder of the LectureSefer) / Giulia Casalini (Independent curator, founder CUNTemporary, PhD Roe-hampton University) / Paolo Valerio (Professor of Clinical Psychology - University of Naples Federico II)

Third Talk: Territorial Dynamics

Susan Dabbous (Italian-Syrian journalist and human rights consultant) / Pascale Laborier (director of the master's degree in international political sociology at the University of Paris Nanterre) / Pierre Duterte (piscotherapist) / Nadine Machikou (political science teacher at the University Yaoundé II) / Séverine Kodjo-Grandvaux (journalist of the newspaper Le Monde) / Guillaume Le Blanc (philosophy teacher at the University Michel-de-Montaigne, Bordeaux)

Second Talk: Gender identity in the Mediterranean

Paolo Valerio (honorary Prof. in clinical psychology) / Liliane Vana (doctor of Sciences of Religions, specialized in Jewish law) /Paola Ugolini (art critic and independent curator) Barbara Formis (teacher of aesthetics and philosophy of art)/ Fabienne Brugère (Professor of Philosophy) / Rikke Jorgensen (independent curator)

First Talk: Environment

Riccardo Venturi (art historian and critic) / Margherita Ciervo (professor of economic geography at the University of Foggia) / Daniela Festa (researcher and visiting researcher at Columbia University) / Catherine Vincent (journalist of the newspaper Le Monde) /Béatrice Andrieux (curator and art historian) /Violetta Barba (designer of Apulian origins) / Plants dub (music from the trees,) /Andres Arche Maldonado (live sax session)

Contemporary Tarantate and lands of remorse; who are they and where do they come from?

With Myriam Mihindou / Rikke Jorgensen / Claudio Zecchi / Ramdom/ Lastation / Henri Guette / Maristella Martella and a video screening of Rebecca Cremona