Biography
Biologist, museologist, and sociologist specializing in organizations and change management, Aude Porcedda has been an associate professor in the Department of Leisure, Culture, and Tourism Studies at the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières since 2017, after dedicating 10 years to research in museum settings. Involved in the preparation of Quebec’s Cultural Agenda 21, she has conducted significant work on the role of sustainable development in the organization of cultural ecosystems. She also focuses on research exploring the links between health, inclusion, and access to culture (universal accessibility). Highly engaged with the cultural community, Ms. Porcedda also maintains a strong network of national and international collaborations. Author of monographs and articles on cultural management and governance, she also directs the “21” series at Hermann Publishing (Paris), which is dedicated to contemporary cultural issues.
