Benedetta Breggion

– Benedetta is a Digital Humanist based in Turin, with a background that bridges language, culture, and communication. She studies Language Technologies and Digital Humanities from the University of Turin and a Bachelor’s in Communication Sciences from the University of Verona, where her thesis explored the intersection of opera, AI, and society.

Her experience spans education and storytelling: she currently facilitates educational workshops at Turin’s Museum of Oriental Arts, making cultural heritage accessible to diverse audiences, and leads research on communication strategies that improve visitor engagement. Previously, as a journalist, she conducted interviews and covered major cultural events, while also tutoring children of immigrant families through Italy’s education system, helping bridge cultural and linguistic barriers.

Benedetta brings this combination of cultural sensitivity, communication skills, and a deep interest in the arts to her volunteer work, supporting projects that use art as a tool for social awareness and inclusion.