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Donatella Schmidt (Università di Padova)

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Department: History, Geography and the Ancient World
Nationality: Italian
Country: Italy
Interests (keywords): political migration rhetorics, identity construction, interculturalism, food and refugees, Guaranì indigenous people, Saint Anthony of Padua
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: Indiana university, USA

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Panels

• SIEF2025: Unwriting urban spaces: citizen-led participation and the reimagining of public policies
• SIEF2023: Creativity and opportunity in times of uncertainty
• EASA2022: Food, Refugees and Asylum seekers. Between (in)security and agency: ethnographic studies from European urban and rural settings and border areas
• EASA2022: Food, Refugees and Asylum seekers. Between (in)security and agency: ethnographic studies from European urban and rural settings and border areas
• EASA2012: Uncertainty and reflexivity: the legacy of Victor Turner

Papers

• SIEF2025: Indian spatialization in Arcella: multicultural engagement and grassroots transformation of urban spaces
• EASA2024: how we experiment with imaginative methods in fragile settings. From refugees encampments to indigenous communities
• EASA2024: Engaged residents as informal urban planners. A bottom-up re-appropriation project in the neighborhood of an Italian city
• EASA2024: Old pilgrimages, new pilgrims. A narration through images at the sanctuary of Saint Anthony in Padua
• SIEF2023: Doing food-related fieldwork in turbulent times and fragile settings
• SIEF2023: Research challenges during unexpected experiences. Creative responses in some Italian field venues
• EASA2022: 'It is a nourishment, not just for the stomach'. The centrality of food in the experience of forced migrants
• SIEF2021: Peace & Spice. Sustainable foodways in a refugees’ entrepreneurship in Northern Italy
• EASA2020: Food and refugees in a non-waste circuit in the city of Rome
• SIEF2017: The political taste of food. Migrants and Activists: Case-studies from Italy.
• EASA2012: Victor Turner and contemporary urban scenarios: tools and methods
• SIEF2011: Landscape as a new potential tool for immigrants' integration
• SIEF2011: Old memories and new histories: migrants and locals in an Italian town
• EASA2010: Crisis and imagination: the power of narrative moments
• EASA08: Women, associative groups and practices of citizenship
• EASA06: Multi- or inter-culturalism? An ethnography of political discourse in an Italian town