A lecture on archaeology and wellbeing introducing the Cypriot programme ΑρχαιοΛογικά to students of the postgraduate school of archaeology of the University of Siena

A presentation on the methodology used in LOGGIA at the Università Federico II in Napoli

A seminar for the Trinity College Dublin, Classics Department Seminar Series presenting the preliminary results of the project

Francesco introduced LOGGIA at the School of Histories and Humanities Research Forum

LOGGIA at the HD Café in Dublin, an event to raise awareness on the Huntington’s disease

In this seminar for the University of Trinity St David, Francesco introduces the preliminary results of the wellbeing programme ‘ΑρχαιοΛογικά’

This lecture for the University of Molise links the field of archaeology and wellbeing with creativity by reflecting on the design journey of the two LOGGIA case studies

A lecture on archaeology and wellbeing introducing ΑρχαιοΛογικά, our Cypriot programme, and presenting the preliminary results of the Italian programme ArcheologicaMente

‘More than a feeling: New perspectives on archaeology and wellbeing’ features as a session in the 29th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists

An account of the trial program Archeologicamente at the Dublin Day School at UCD organized by the Irish Institute of Hellenic Studies at Athens

The first workshop organised at the University of Siena on archaeology, museums and wellbeing

A 2 hours seminar on public participation, archaeology and wellbeing for students and researchers at the University of Ferrara

Presentation given by Giorgos Papantoniou at the townhall of the Identities in Transformation research theme

A presentation on active engagement in archaeology and wellbeing given at the Well-being through Archaeology and Heritage Symposium

A lecture for the Classical Association of Ireland Dublin Brunch Series on archaeology and wellbeing

A short presentation introducing LOGGIA for an event on disability organised by the UNESCO Transcultura programme

A conference paper for the Postgraduate Cypriot Archaeology conference on community archaeology and wellbeing in Cyprus

A conference paper for the event Aphrodite Rising on the research that will take place in Cyprus and the approach behind it

A seminar for the Centre for Community Archaeology of Queen’s University Belfast on evaluating community archaeology and wellbeing

A conference paper focused on exploring the significance of scapes in archaeology-based interventions on wellbeing

A seminar for the Trinity College Dublin, Classics Department Seminar Series on public participation and wellbeing

A seminar for the PCMA Heritage Month lecture series of the University of Warsaw on participation and wellbeing

LOGGIA took part in the Night organised by Trinity College Dublin for Ireland, with “Unscramble the past”, an activity for children based on a card game

A trial activity based on photos run at the European Huntington Disease Network Plenary Meeting

A conference paper delivered at the EAA 2022 in Budapest focused on the Xeros River Valley and on introducing LOGGIA