Connecting schools with local cultural stakeholders and doing so by promoting dialogue with the University: an operation of extraordinary value to foster informed decision-making, while stimulating awareness of opportunities and the diversity of educational offerings. This is the goal that the European University Centre for Cultural Heritage, the IISS Marini Gioia in Amalfi, and the University of Salerno aim to achieve, suggestively capturing it in the title ‘Towards a New Paideia’—as if to indicate a high-quality educational method, an ideal pedagogical process that enables young students to practice ‘active citizenship’.

The meeting proceeded according to the following programme:

Welcome remarks by Alfonso Andria (President of CUEBC), Clementina Cantillo (President of SFI), Armando Bisogno (Director of DiSPaC), and Massimiliano Zembrino (Principal of IISS Marini-Gioia, Amalfi)

Interventions

Adalgiso Amendola (UNISA-CUEBC): The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Role of Culture
Luca Cerchiai (DISPAC): Cultural Heritage Teaches the Value of Sustainability
Emidio Spinelli (Sapienza University of Rome): Towards a New Ethics of Sustainability: In Conversation with Hans Jonas

The sessions were coordinated by Berenice Carbone (IISS Marini-Gioia, Amalfi).