
Antonia Liguori
Antonia Liguori is a Professor of Participatory Storytelling and Public Policy at Teesside University, in the UK. Her academic background is in History and Computer Science. Since 2008, she has been involved in a variety of international research projects to develop tools and methods to foster innovation in education; to explore the role of storytelling in today’s digital world; to investigate and trial ways of using digital storytelling as a participatory methodology for inter-disciplinary research.
Over the past five years her research has been focusing on three main strands: applied storytelling on environmental issues; digital storytelling in (cultural/heritage) education; storytelling and urban design. More recently, after having joined HEART – Healing Education Animation Research Therapy, she has been exploring digital storytelling as therapeutic intervention.
Antonia Liguori's collections
Digital Spektrum: Digital Storytelling as an Inclusive Tool for Audience Engagement

"Pertenecer": Using Museum Objects to Prompt Stories and Explore Sense of Place and Belonging

Digital Storytelling to Explore Latinx History, Arts and Culture

"Home and Away": Using museum objects to prompt stories and explore sense of place and belonging

"Conversation Circles" across the Atlantic
