The Roma3 University has organized a course for professors, artists and coordinators of the Erasmus + ‘We All Count’ Project – where the Yehudi Menuhin Foundation actively participates- with various talks regarding it. First, Professor Catarci spoke about his experience in intercultural societies and multicultural education. It provided data on immigration to obtain an adequate perception of the migration phenomenon.
Afterwards, Giorgia Meloni intervened to talk about methodological exchange, educational responsibility and the continued progress in service to the community. The last to exhibit was Ferdinando Battista, an artetherapist and collaborator with the university who recounted his experience in an experimental laboratory made at a Roman institute. This meeting ended with a final debate between teachers and artists telling experiences, reflections and seeking common goals.