DATE & TIME
1 October 2026, 14:00 – 15:30
ROOM
Peacock 1
TRACKS
TRACK 1: Living Labs for Grand Societal Challenges
TRACK 2: Living Labs for Policies, Governance, Collaboration and Innovation ecosystems
TRACK 3: Living Labs for Inclusive Soci(et)al Engagement
TRACK 5: Living Labs Operations, Methods, Tools, and Impact
Description
This workshop explores multilevel (micro, meso, macro) ethical challenges in Living Labs and supports participants in co-creating strategies for fair and transparent collaboration. Participants will develop the ability to identify risks, strengthen ethical literacy, and contribute to shaping a shared ethical framework for their projects.
Agenda
Facilitators
Chiara Serio
Scientific Project Manager, Sant Joan de Déu Research Institute
Chiara Serio
Scientific Project Manager, Sant Joan de Déu Research InstituteChiara is an EU-funded project manager and communications professional based in Barcelona, with four years of experience coordinating Horizon Europe initiatives across social inclusion, international and health research. Holding a Research Master's in Cultural Leadership and a Bachelor's in Foreign Languages, she brings together a background in qualitative research, intercultural communication and cultural policy with hands-on experience in EU project coordination and stakeholder engagement. She has worked with international consortia, public institutions and civil society organisations, designing and facilitating participatory workshops and co-creation processes with diverse communities. She is currently a Scientific Project Manager at the Sant Joan de Déu Research Institute, where she manages EU-funded research and social projects in collaboration with international partners.
Pascuala Migone Widoycovich
Social Innovation Project Manager, Impact Unit of Sant Joan de Déu Research Institute
Pascuala Migone Widoycovich
Social Innovation Project Manager, Impact Unit of Sant Joan de Déu Research InstitutePascuala works as a Social Innovation Project Manager at the Impact Unit of Sant Joan de Déu Research Institute, supporting project conceptualisation and participatory processes across the Sant Joan de Déu healthcare and social ecosystem. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and an MSc in Sociology of Culture, Media and the Arts from Erasmus University Rotterdam. With over twelve years of experience across Chile and Europe, her background combines project design and management, applied social research, and impact evaluation across both public and private sectors. Over the past few years, she has worked in the design and coordination of international cooperation projects in the social and cultural fields, collaborating with communities, organisations, and public institutions around cultural rights, heritage, social equity, and social innovation, using participatory approaches to address complex challenges.