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Moderated and presented by Maurizio Bulgarini – Founder and Partner at Smart Flow | President of Sloweb | Data Protection Designer

Moderated and presented by Maurizio Bulgarini – Founder and Partner at Smart Flow | President of Sloweb | Data Protection Designer

Moderated by Marco Pozzi (Politecnico di Torino, Sloweb) and presented by Vittorio Marchis (Professore emerito Politecnico di Torino)

Moderated e presented by Nicola Bonotto – Co-founder, head of sustainability, web developer @ Piano D S.r.l. B Corp  – Vice President Sloweb

Moderated and presented by Pietro Jarre (engineer, Sloweb), with Nicola Bonotto (co-founder, head of sustainability, web developer @ Piano D S.r.l. B Corp e Vice Presidente Sloweb), Antonio Baldassarra (CEO Seeweb), Luca Morano (Designer e Ricercatore Impactskill), Nicolò Volpato (designer, imprenditore, founder di Tangible B Corp), Alberto Trivero (founder e CTO Kakashi Venture Accelerator, rappresentante TSI), Gianni Garbarini (storico, Sloweb), Stefano Belletti (Senior Advisor, Sloweb) e Federica Rossini (project manager Torino Social Impact).

• 02.00pm Consumer Alternatives – Slowlesson. Digital, Sustainability: Ecodesign and digital passports: the law that shapes products and guides consumption. Moderated by Pietro Jarre (engineer, Sloweb), with speaker Jacopo Ciani Sciolla (lawyer and researcher at the UNITO Law Department, where he teaches legal informatics, philosophy of law, and eco-sustainable design law) and Massimo Durante (professor of philosophy of law and legal informatics at the department of law UNITO). 
• 03.30pm Consumer Alternatives – Slowlesson. Beyond the product: rethinking Sustainability in the Age of Digital Infrastructure. Moderated by Pietro Jarre (engineer, Sloweb), with speakers Noemi Mauro (PhD researcher and lecturer at the UNITO Department of Computer Science, teaches Web Technologies and Recommendation Systems in the Computer Science degree program) and Liliana Ardissono (PhD, Professor at the UNITO Department of Computer Science, teaches advanced software programming).
• 05.00pm Consumer Alternatives – First Community Sustainable UX Italy meetup. Moderated and presented by Nicola Bonotto (co-founder, head of sustainability, web developer @ Piano D S.r.l. B Corp e Vice President Sloweb)

Inspired by the Slow Food movement, born in Piedmont, the project explores the environmental and social challenges of digital technology, investigating prospects for greater sustainability compared to the current situation.

On the program:

– Beyond Human Potential (2026, 32 min)

– Right to Kill (2015, 102 min)

Viewing the films featured in the “Food for the Eyes” program requires the purchase of a dedicated ticket, available at this link.

• 09.30am – 12.30pm Digital Ethics Forum: Session 1 – Digital technologies and artificial intelligence: being independent and staying human moderator Moderated by  Dunia Astrologo (essayist, professor, former director, and current member of the Scientific Committee of the A. Gramsci Institute in Piedmont), with speakers Juan Carlos De Martin (professor at the department of control and computer science at the polytechnic university of Turin. Co-founder and co-director of the Nexa Center), Brando Benifei (member of the European Parliament, co-rapporteur on the AI ​​Act), Alessandra Quarta (professor at the department of law, University of Turin), Alberto Dughera (data & AI Manager, Capgemini), Dario Denni (senior Advisor and founder of Europio Consulting, Sloweb), Mauro Munzi (philosopher and computer scientist, essayist, Sloweb), Giovanni Ferrero (ethical and digital democracy). 
• 02.30pm – 05.00pm Digital Ethics Forum ENGLISH: Session 2 – The use of digital technologies. What sober, clean, right, sustainable digital means in the word. The new movement which is raising. Moderated by Valeria Salis (sustainable and Green IT Expert | Sloweb), with speakers Tom Greenwood (Wholegrain Founder, Author of Sustainable Web Design), Gerry Mc Govern (Nua Founder, Author of eight books, including The 99th day Dagda Ed.), Thorsten Jonas (founder of SUX Network & SUX Academy), Nicola Bonotto (co-founder, head of sustainability, web developer @ Piano D S.r.l. B Corp e Vice President Sloweb).

Inspired by the Slow Food movement, born in Piedmont, the project explores the environmental and social challenges of digital technology, investigating prospects for greater sustainability compared to the current situation.

On the program:

CORTOMETRAGGI
– IT Net Zero: A Digital Journey (2023, 26 min)
– Climate Champions – Net Zero Digital (4 min)
– Elementary school edition (2026, 56 min)
– Prompt (2024, 13 min)
– Spot Olivetti – Macchina per scrivere portatile – Valentine – Giappone (1969-1970, 1 min)
– Spot Olivetti – Macchina per scrivere elettronica – Detendez-vous en travaillant (1978, 1 min)
– Spot Olivetti – Valentine – Giovani hippies (1969, 1 min)
– Una fabbrica e il suo ambiente (1957, 16 min)
– Potere al web amico (2017, 2 min)

LUNGOMETRAGGIO
– Her (2013, 126 min)

Viewing the films featured in the “Food for the Eyes” program requires the purchase of a dedicated ticket, available at this link.

• 09.30am – 11.00am Digital Ethics Forum: Session 3 – Experiences in the Piedmont area in terms of responsible use of digital technologies for associations and institutions. Moderated by Alfredo Adamo (CEO and Cofounder Alan Advantage and Frontiere, Business Angel Investor, Startups Advisor), with speakers Mario Calderini (full Professor, Politecnico di Milano, School of Management), Rosa Meo, Alice Cauduro (Università degli Studi di Milano, Law), Laura Corazza (Rector’s Delegate for the Coordination and Development of University Sustainability, UNITO), Chiara Foglietta (Councillor for Ecological and Digital Transition, City of Turin), Sonia Cambursano (Councilor Delegate, Metropolitan City of Turin), Michel Roccati (tester and researcher of digital systems for mobility recovery).
• 11.30am – 01.00pm Digital Ethics Forum: Session 4 – Experiences of responsibile use of digital technologies in service and manufacturing companies. Moderated by Maurizio Bulgarini (founder & Managing Partner @ Smart Flow | President @ Sloweb | Data Protection Designer), with speakers Carlo Ramondetti (general manager at Banca Azzoglio), Costanza Mosi (head of Product at Treedom), Paolo Berro (chief Accessibility Officer at AccessiWay), Pietro Pacini (general manager at CSI Piemonte), Simone Bigotti (CEO at BBBELL), Nicola Bonotto (co-founder, head of sustainability, web developer @ Piano D S.r.l. B Corp e Vice President Sloweb), Leonardo Romanelli (CEO & Founder at Bluegreen). 

Moderated by Maria Letizia Filippi (geologist, trainer, Sloweb) and Valeria Salis (sustainable and Green IT Expert, Sloweb). Speakers include Alessandro Mostaccio (lawyer, President of the Consumer Movement), Chiara Sarri (CoEuS Project Manager for the Metropolitan City of Turin), Debora Colò (Sustainability Manager CSI), Laura Morgagni (resident of the Piemonte Innova Foundation), Gianni Garbarini (Historian, Sloweb).

Inspired by the Slow Food movement, born in Piedmont, the project explores the environmental and social challenges of digital technology, investigating prospects for greater sustainability compared to the current situation.

On the program:

– Citizenfour (2014, 113 min)

– The burning Field (2019, 72 min)Conference to disseminate sustainability issues related to the production and use of digital devices and services.

Viewing the films featured in the “Food for the Eyes” program requires the purchase of a dedicated ticket, available at this link.

Conference to disseminate sustainability issues related to the production and use of digital devices and services.

Moderated by Maria Letizia Filippi (geologist, trainer, Sloweb) and Alice Di Leva (pedagogue, MEC). Speakers include Marco Gui (sociologist at Bicocca University and President of the Patti Digitali Foundation), Emanuela Malorgio (pediatrician and president of SICUPP) and Silvia Di Paola (psychologist, psychotherapist).

Inspired by the Slow Food movement, born in Piedmont, the project explores the environmental and social challenges of digital technology, investigating prospects for greater sustainability compared to the current situation.

On the program:

– Citizenfour (2014, 113 min)

– The burning Field (2019, 72 min)

Viewing the films featured in the “Food for the Eyes” program requires the purchase of a dedicated ticket, available at this link.