ANGELIKI TSELIOU

Project manager and curator of print and digital content, specialising in education, culture and social innovation. She studied Greek Philology and Literary Translation, and obtained a D.E.A. in Modern Greek Studies from the "Institut Néohellénique of Paris IV - Paris Sorbonne University". Fellow of the Public Benefit Foundation “Alexandros S. Onassis” and the "Centre de la Traduction Littéraire", Institut Français d'Athènes. She has collaborated, among other things, with the National Book Center (program and website manager), with the insert of the newspaper "KATHIMERINI", Researchers Go Everywhere (editor-in-chief), with the O.E.O.A. “ATHINA 2004” (project manager), with PostScriptum, Information Architecture (content manager) and various publishers (Patakis, Polis, Metaichmio, Kritiki, Researchers, Explorer, etc.) as project manager, content and communication consultant, publisher and book translator. Since 2016, she focuses on cultural education programs with a distinct social footprint, for example: “Open Schools” of the Municipality of Athens (partner of the Local Community Participation Axis, 2016), “The Child, the City and the Monuments” (Program Manager, 2016-2019), “Next stop: Victoria | Nächste Station: Victoriaplatz” (idea & coordination, 2020), “Where is Ypsipyli hiding?” (concept, design & coordination, 2021 -). In September 2021, together with Babis Stamakis, they founded AMKE Places & Traces, with the aim of designing and implementing projects that highlight the contemporary identity of the place through interdisciplinary cultural education activities.