Performing Arts as a Global Project for Inclusion

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🧠 4th Neurodiversity Conference Mogán 2026 📅 From November 6 to 8, Mogán will host the 4th Neurodiversity Conference, under the motto “Networked Diversity: Development, Participation and Well-being”. 👤 Marcelino Cotilla Vaca will be one of the speakers at this conference. ➡️ Doctor in Hispanic Philology and teacher at IES Schamann in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Throughout his career he has carried out teaching and research work in universities and centers in Italy, Argentina, Cuba and Germany. As a teacher and activist, he advocates for inclusive education based on participation, creativity and the collective construction of learning. 📚 During the conference he will give the talk: 📆 November 7, 11:45 a.m. 🔹 Performing arts as a global project for the inclusion of students: from the classroom to society A talk in which real experiences of inclusive learning developed through the performing arts as an educational tool will be presented. Strategies, dynamics and experiences will be addressed that show how student involvement, collaboration and active listening can foster real inclusion inside and outside the classroom. In addition, some participants will share first-hand the learning and experiences that being part of these projects has brought them. 📍 Centro Polivalente de Arguineguín 🕒 November 6: 3:15 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 🕒 November 7: 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. 🕒 November 8: 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 📚 20 hours of certified training ⚠️ Limited places 📲 Information and registration: https://www.gestmogan.com/formulario-neurodiversidad/ 📞 609 164 238 ✳️ Organized by: Mogán Town Council, through Gestiona Mogán, with the collaboration of the Institute for Social and Socio-Health Care (IAS), within the framework of the Gran Canaria Accesible project.