Events
Everything that emerges from our work alongside companies and from the research projects we take part in is the beating heart of the events we organise.
Events are how what we learn in the field — in research projects, in consulting, working alongside companies — leaves our offices and becomes everyone’s.
RE:V-TALK is our live event series: a cycle of meetings where guests with different perspectives discuss the major transitions affecting people and organisations. Discover RE:V-TALK →
Past events
From the combustion engine to the electric one: a new engine, a society to rethink
The first event of RE:V-TALK, our series of live talks where different guests discuss the big transitions affecting people and organisations. This one was about electric: it doesn't just change the engine, but mobility, territories and habits.
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GEG – Gender Equality Game · final conference
After a year of research, experimentation and exchange, the GEG project reaches its final conference, presenting the three prototypes developed.
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Partner meeting in Trento, Italy
In August we finally worked on the game prototype in a fully Italian setting, bringing the project partners together.
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Focus groups in Sweden, in June
The Stereotype Smashers project took an important step towards understanding gender dynamics in the workplace with two series of focus groups.
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Partner meeting in Lund, Sweden
In May the Stereotype Smashers partners met in Lund for a new working session dedicated to developing the game.
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Focus groups in Italy, in May
In Trento, the project’s Italian focus groups, exploring gender dynamics in the workplace together with SMEs.
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Gender equality certification: costs and benefits
A webinar analysing PDR 125:2022: regulatory framework, benefits, structure of the standard and concrete corporate welfare tools.
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Who are you calling a man? A journey into male identity
The second event in the GENERalmente series: a legal, psychological and sociological dialogue on male identity and gender stereotypes.
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