Teresa Carlone

PhD in Sociology, Tenure-Track Researcher (RTT) in the Department of the Arts. Her research focuses on cultures and practices of participation, co-design methodologies in public policy and cultural welfare, urban commons, and collaborative governance.

As a postdoc, she was involved at the local level in civic participation processes and took part in interdisciplinary research projects exploring the intersection of climate change impacts, civic engagement, and social and environmental justice.

In recent years, she has directed part of her academic interests toward gender and feminist perspectives in studies on the representation of women and gender minorities, with a specific focus on issues of public space and cultural and subcultural processes, adopting an approach that integrates data feminism with participatory and creative methodologies for the co-design of public policies.






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