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ARACNE is an association of social promotion founded in Naples in 2005 by a group of women after an experience of collaboration, still in progress, with the Department of Philosophy “A. Aliotta” of the University of Naples “Federico II”.
ARACNE is an open and collaborative network of project designers, researchers, interactive and multimedia communication experts, trainers and social workers.
It aims at promoting active citizenship, rights and people empowerment through a shared construction of knowledge, lifelong learning, communication and ICT.
ARACNE’s team is composed by:
Roberta Moscarelli – Project manager, social researcher, trainer, evaluator, she has been working in the fields of Education and Social policies since 1999. She is expert in action-research methodology, collaborative learning, guidance and counselling for young, adult women and/or disadvantaged people. She participates as trainer in courses addressed to teachers, trainers and social workers. She has been involved in research activities focused on the impact assessment of local policies in the fields of training, social and health services, prisoners’ rights. She is been developing and managing several projects financed by EU in the field of Lifelong Learning, social inclusion and intercultural issues. She is presently chairwoman of ARACNE Associazione di promozione sociale.
Emilia Barone – Project manager, researcher and evaluator. She has been working in the field of Education since 1997. She holds a Master’s degree in Training and Labour Policies and has been working on projects for the innovation of training through the use of ICT. She has been developing projects financed by the EU on: Banking and Financial sector for the levelling of pre-existing certifications in agreement with the EQF; SMEs: creation of a virtual communities for the exchange of the good practices; Public Health field: development of Virtual communities and methodology for the integration of innovative learning into training paths. She participated to the CEDEFOP study on Accreditation systems in Europe: case study on the Lombardy Region Accreditation and Rating System. She loves the sea.
Enza Sommella – Information Manager, she combines the skills of an archivist, webmaster and technical retriever with the love for research and teaching in art history field. Since 1996 she has been specialising in recovery, management, conservation and provision of information – ranging from manuscripts to ebooks, she holds a master’s degree as an expert in the design, management, evaluation and organisation of library and innovative publishing services. He works as a webmaster, administrator of e-learning platforms, information manager, for libraries, publishers, SMEs and associations. Art History teacher since 2001, she acts as an expert in schools by developing innovative educational courses in the field of cultural heritage. She collaborates on projects in the areas of Lifelong Learning, e-learning and art and music culture. It is easy to meet her in exhibits and concerts, accompanied by her camera.
Maria Fernanda Spina – Epistemologist, philosophical counselor and educator, she is an expert in knowledge management processes, project management, action research, strategic communication, elearning, production methods and tools for the qualitative and quantitative assessment of learning processes and their impact in the medium and long-term, evaluation as a tool to improve skills and collaborative processes in NGOs, SMEs, public institutions teams, and gender studies. Since 2002 she has been the creator, designer and project manager of several projects funded by the EU in the field of lifelong learning and social inclusion.
Francesca Vosa – Counselor, social worker with experience in help relation with multiple users, project manager. She deals with planning, fundraising, management, organizational and administrative assistance for non-profit organisations and SMEs. She is a facilitator and guide in non-formal learning pathways addressed to teenagers, immigrants and adult women. Since 2004 she is a helpline operator for psychosocial distress and suicide prevention. Since 2008 she is been working as project manager in transnational projects financed by the Lifelong Learninig Programme.
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