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[caption id="attachment_6234" align="alignnone" width="3264"] Museum of Trade and Tourism, Hungria © Ana Carvalho[/caption]Termina hoje (20 de Maio), em Budapeste (Hungria) o segundo dia da conferência final do projecto europeu CETAID (Community Exhibitions as Tools for Adults' Individual Development). O projecto financiado pelo Programa de Aprendizagem ao Longo da Vida/Parcerias de Aprendizagem GRUNDTVIG, conta com os seguintes parceiros: Múzeumok és Látogatók Alapítvány (Foundation for Museums and Visitors), Historic Royal Palaces, Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums; Istituto Luigi Sturzo; e a Associação portuguesa Histórias para Pensar (HPP). A conferência "Museums and their Communities" terá lugar no Museum of Trade and Tourism e noutros museus da cidade.Sobre o projecto leia neste blogue: Participação no coração dos museus: o projecto CETAID.****ProgramaMonday, May 19, 2014Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism9:00-9:30 Opening – Welcome by Imre Kiss, Director, Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism9:30-10:00 Keynote address: "Museums and communities: is this relationship an object of desire?” byDr. Beáta Gurmai, Ministry of Human Resources  &#38; Ana Carvalho, University of Evora10:00-11:15 Case studies I. (Memories and stories) and DiscussionFacilitator: Julia Kulich, Hungarian Museum of Trade and TourismMuseums objects as memory triggers for people with Dementia - Kath Boodhai, Tyne and Wear Museums and ArchaivesCity of memories – Lajos Lakner, Déri Múzeum, DebrecenSaving memories 1.0 - 2.0 (Székesfehérvár from 2011 to 2014) – Erzsébet Szűcs, City Gallery, SzékesfehérvárHow to transform our life into a learning environment? The KValues Project and the use of the  Digital Storytelling methodology for the self  evaluation of key competencies – Antonia Liguori and Barbara Tieri, Istituto Luigi SturzoBreak 11:15-11:45   11:45-13:10 Case Studies II. (Including the community in exhibitions) and DiscussionFacilitator: Edit Bárd, Duna MuseumThose 1940s! – Andrea Pásztor, Janus Pannonius Museum, PécsPeople and Palaces - Diana England, Stitches in TimeThe Sikh Fortress Turban – Laura Phillips, British MuseumWest End Stories: The Museum &#38; Community – an exhibition of Stories from the West End of Newcastle – Michael McHugh, Tyne and Wear Museums and ArchaivesReturn the Collections – to the Museum. Participative Strategies and Immigrant Communities – Gábor Ébli, Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, Budapest13:10-14:30    Lunch15.00 - 16.00 Néprajzi Múzeum Community projects:Artefact selfie: strictly permitted! - Gabriella Vörös curator, Néprajzi Múzeum, BudapestX-factor in the museum - Emese Joó museum educator, Néprajzi Múzeum, BudapestAdopt an object! - György Szeljak curator, Néprajzi Múzeum, Budapest16.00 - 17.00 Tour of the Tollvarázs/ Magic of Feathers ExhibitionTuesday, May 20, 2014Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism9:00-9:30 Keynote address "Museums and communities: this is to last for a lifetime" by Maria Vlachou, Association Histórias para Pensar and Tamás Vásárhelyi, Hungarian Natural History Museum/Eötvös Lóránd University9:30-10:45 Case studies III. (Connecting to collections) and DiscussionFacilitator: Anikó Korenchy-Misz, Foundation for Museums and Visitors, HungaryVolunteer curators in the museum - Jenő Molnár, Laczkó Dezső Múzem, VeszprémDot-to-Dot: using community development approaches in museum outreach and community engagement work, Zoe Brown and Nuala Morse, Tyne and Wear Museums and ArchaivesPalace Explorers: Encouraging intergenerational learning in children and adults, Nikki Lindsey, Historic Royal PalacesBeyond Assumptions – Communities &#38; Stereotypes – Sian Hunter Dodsworth,British Museum and Maria Bojanowska- Partnership UK10:45-11:15 Break11:5-13:00 Case studies IV. (Learning communities, learning museums) and DiscussionFacilitator: Tamás Vásárhelyi, Hungarian Natural History Museum /Eötvös Lóránd                UniversityThe influence of School Community Service in community building and development – Márton Bodó, Hungarian Institute for Educational Research and DevelopmentCommunities as teachers and learners: community engagement at London Metropolitan Archives – Marta Lomza, London Metropolitan ArchivesWeaving Europe: Artefacts, Values &#38; Exchanges (WEAVE) - Sara Borrelli, Explora The Children's Museum of RomeLearning partnership in the field of literary heritage – Gabriella Gulyas, Petőfi Literary Museums13:00-14:30 Lunch14:30-15:00 Travel to the Ludwig Museum15:00-16:30 Presentations of the community projects and guided tour of the museum16:30-17:00 Closing and evaluation of conference/ News of the final publication