What would it be like to create your own society? One in which you could find imaginative ways to repair the problems of our day? Students and scholars of utopianism at CETAPS in Porto set out to answer these questions by creating a board game, Horizon, in which players build their own utopia through collaborative discussion. I organized two trials of the beta version of Horizon with groups of friends at Dona Mira in Bonfim on 8 March and at the former Vintu in Cedofeita on 25 July to find out how people outside the world of utopian studies would respond.

This month, CETAPS will receive Mauro Sarrica (Sapienza University of Rome). You're invited to join us for a talk on energy transition and unjust policies next Monday, January 12th from 15:00 to 17:00 at the Department of Anglo-American Studies (Tower A, A267).

Enrol until 27th of January or change your option from the 2nd of February until the 13th of February

The database of the project “Cross-Cultural Discourses: Portugal, Britain and the Press” has entered the classrooms of NOVA FCSH, or at least one of them.

The CETAPS Digital Lab invites you to attend the screening of Nothing from Nothing directed by David Swartz, an integrated member of CETAPS.