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- A fraternidade universal : da carta encíclica Laudato Si´à carta encíclica Fratelli TuttiPublication . Teixeira, Paula Cristina Almeida; Varanda, Maria Isabel PereiraA fraternidade universal é um conceito que nos mostra a nossa ligação enquanto Homens, independentemente das diferenças culturais, religiosas, étnicas ou sociais. Esse conceito está enraizado em ideais de igualdade, solidariedade e respeito mútuo. É um princípio moral e ético que nos lembra da nossa ligação comum e da importância de agirmos com compaixão, respeito e solidariedade em relação aos outros e ao mundo que nos rodeia. Nas cartas encíclicas Laudato Si´ (24 de maio de 2015) e Fratelli Tutti (03 de outubro de 2020), o Papa Francisco aborda questões cruciais como a ecologia, a justiça social, o diálogo inter-religioso, a amizade social, entre outros, enfatizando a importância de cada um destes conceitos para a construção de um mundo mais fraterno. Esta investigação pretende, por um lado, mostrar de que forma as duas encíclicas estão interligadas e por outro, mostrar a progressão no pensamento do Papa Francisco, bem como a sua preocupação, com um mundo em constante evolução e com desafios globais prementes.
- Cultural resilience : mapping sustainable practices in Porto's creative economyPublication . Peres, Inês Marques Mano Ivo; Teixeira, Luís Miguel LopesThis dissertation investigates sustainable practices of the Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) in Porto, Portugal. The research was in collaboration with the HAC4CG project (Heritage, Art, Creation for Climate Change) by CITAR - UCP, building on the cultural mapping previously developed by Ana Luísa Sousa and Luana Santos in 2022. These researchers produced individual dissertations entitled “Cultural mapping of the activities of artistic and cultural production in the city of Porto visual arts sector”, and “Mapeamento Cultural do setor das Artes Performativas na cidade do Porto”. The main aim of this research is to identify best practices in the field of cultural sustainability and sustainable development, tracing their development over time. In subsequent stages, the results will be contextualised in the specific context of CCIs in Porto. As a secondary objective, we intend to conduct interviews with a selection of companies to explore their understanding of the impact of climate change and the relevance of sustainable practices. This process will, in turn, make it possible to document the sustainable practices that these companies carry out. This research aims to inspire further analysis of the innovative relationship between sustainability and CCIs, considering the rapid development of technologies, materials, and mentalities. By deepening our understanding of sustainable practices in the specific context of CCIs and situating them in the landscape, this dissertation aims to shed light on the dynamic intersection of sustainability and creativity.
- Cultivating excellence in palliative care education and training: a network and thematic deep dive into CODE-YAA@PC-EDU initiativesPublication . Paal, Piret; Mason, Stephen; Larkin, Philip; Hökkä, Minna; Economos, Guillaume; Pawłowski, Leszek; Pereira, Sandra Martins; Hernández-Marrero, Pablo; Goldzweig, GilBackground: In this study, we employed a collaborative and participatory approach, underpinned by pragmatic methodology, to explore and elucidate the interconnections within the research network of the COllaboratively DEveloped culturallY Appropriate and inclusive Assessment tool for Palliative Care EDUcation the European Cooperation in Science and Technology Action. We demonstrate how the analysis of the publicly available data, as well as the joint publication history of the core group members of this action can accelerate understanding of collaborative dynamics, patterns of collaboration and knowledge exchange within the group. Methods: We used VOSviewer software to systematically map joint publication and further leveraged InfraNodus software to visualize and analyze the thematic content of our project proposal. Results: The social network analysis revealed pivotal connections, fostering a robust research ecosystem that needs to expand geographically, scientifically, and linguistically. The application of InfraNodus software informs our pursuit of culturally appropriate quality assessment tools for palliative care education, which are poorly developed and understood so far. Conclusions: The crux of our research lies in gaining a deeper understanding of the relationships between researchers. This insight is pivotal to enhancing the effectiveness and inclusivity of our work in developing culturally appropriate assessment tools for palliative care education as well as monitoring the global impact of this European Union funded project.