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Education and awareness:
- Promote digital literacy and provide access to education and training programs that teach people about digital technologies, their capabilities and their potential impact.
- Offer workshops, seminars and online resources to educate people about emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and the Internet of Things.
- Raise awareness of the importance of digital privacy, cybersecurity and responsible use of technology.
Collaboration and networking:
- Foster collaboration between industry stakeholders, government agencies, academic institutions and community organizations to share knowledge, resources and best practices related to digital innovation.
- Promote networks and communities of practice where professionals and enthusiasts can exchange ideas, collaborate on projects and support each other in exploring new digital horizons.
Innovation and research:
- Support research and development initiatives that explore the potential applications of digital technologies in solving social challenges, improving business processes and increasing quality of life.
- Encourage experimentation and prototyping of new digital solutions, products and services through innovation hubs, incubators and accelerators.
Policy and regulation:
- Support policies and regulations that promote innovation, competition and access to digital technologies, while ensuring privacy, security and ethical standards.
- Collaborate with policymakers to develop regulatory frameworks for data governance, digital infrastructure and emerging technologies that balance the interests of different stakeholders and protect the public interest.
Inclusion and equity:
- Ensure that digital opportunities are accessible to all segments of society, including marginalized communities, people with disabilities and those living in disadvantaged areas.
- Bridging the digital divide by providing affordable internet access, digital skills training and support for digital entrepreneurship in disadvantaged regions.
Ethical Considerations:
- Promote ethical guidelines and principles for the development and use of digital technologies, addressing issues such as algorithmic bias, data privacy and social responsibility.
- Foster discussions and debates on the ethical implications of emerging technologies, encouraging stakeholders to consider the broader societal impacts of their actions.
Continuous learning and adaptation:
- Foster a culture of continuous learning and adaptation, where individuals and organizations are encouraged to stay informed about the latest digital trends, innovations and best practices.
- Embrace a growth mindset that values experimentation, learning from error, and iterating ideas to drive continuous improvement and innovation in the digital world.
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Who we are
The artistic and cultural Association was founded in 2023 by a group of teachers, artists and researchers and pursues the aim of promoting, developing, disseminating and enhancing art, music and culture in general without discrimination of space, time, trends and styles without excluding means and/or methods.
The Association has its registered office in Piazza Doria and is hosted in the premises entrusted to the local PROLOCO right in front of the castle that belonged to the Doria family, who purchased the 'Angri' fiefdom in the seventeenth century for the considerable sum of 40,100 ducats.
Digital Culture
Dissemination and promotion of digital culture in the school environment, the third sector, work and places of culture with the aim of pursuing inclusive and sustainable dynamics;
Cultural Heritage
Interventions for the protection and valorization of cultural heritage and landscape. Interventions for the protection and valorization of cultural heritage and landscape
Orchestra Doria
Create and launch the Orchestra Doria – and Camerata Doria – project, whose name is inspired by the noble family that governed the city of Angri for two centuries. The ensemble involves local musicians, especially young people, and local musicians.
Arts,Music & Culture
Dissemination of art, music and culture in general without discrimination of space, time, trends and styles without excluding means and/or methods.
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Angri is part ofAgro Nocerino - Sarnese, immediately close to theVesuvian area, and the municipalities that are part of the metropolitan city of Naples. Together with the Municipality of Scafati forms a single conurbation with the municipalities of the Neapolitan hinterland. The municipal territory goes from the base of Lattari mountains at the heart of Sarno Valley in one of the most fertile areas ofItaly.
Near the City of Nuceria - Alfaterna (known in the 21st century as Lower Nocera, Nocera Superiore, Angri and Saint Anthony the Abbot), the Battle of the Lattari Mountains, also known as the Battle of Vesuvius (since the first phase of the battle was fought near the volcano), which took place in October of 552 during gothic war. It was decisive for the defeat of the Goths and the affirmation ofEastern Roman Empire in Italy. The battle was fought between general, of theEastern Roman Empire, Narses and the last king of the Goths, Teia who lost it and with it his life. Finally, in a place known as Pizzauto (Pozzo dei Goti) it is said that there are the skeletons of some Gothic soldiers, thrown there by the victors, where the 15th century Grange of San Giacomo is located. Furthermore, in Angri, a street was named after the Goths in modern times.
In 1290 the king Charles II of Anjou he assigned the Terra d'Angri as a fief to Pietro Braherio or de Braheriis. On September 24 1421 the Terra d'Angri of the Angevin faction, strenuously defended by the feudal lord Count Giovanni Zurolo (1382-1440) loyal to Louis III of Anjou, was the scene of dynastic struggle between Angevins and Aragonese, in which after exhausting assaults he suffered the bloody siege - with the assault on the Castle, once adorned with towers and fortified walls equipped with doors - by the mercenary captain Andrea Forte Braccio da Montone at the service of Alfonso V of Aragon whom the sovereign had asked for help Joanna II of Anjou-Durazzo against the aforementioned Louis III of Anjou and his most faithful proselytes. Between September and October of 1425, following the intervention of Queen Joanna II of Anjou-Durazzo, the feud di Angri was restored in favor of feudal lord the with you Giovanni Zurolo. The same feudal lord on 26 July 1436 founded, on a pre-existing Angevin church or chapel (built by Charles II of Anjou in around 1288) with an adjoining hospice of Charity from the second half of the 13th century (vulgo Maria Vergine della Carità, known as della Pietà , then Santa Maria Annunziata known as the Annunziatella), the church of the SS. Annunziata di Angri with adjacent former Dominican monastery.
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(Wikipedia)