Inês Vieira

Inês Vieira is an Assistant Professor at Lusófona University and an Integrated Researcher at the Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Education and Development (CeiED). Her work focuses on decolonial education, sustainability, and participatory research methods.

• PhD in Human Ecology (Doctor Europæus, NOVA FCSH, Università di Bologna)
• MSc in Human Ecology (NOVA FCSH)
• BSE in Childhood Education (ESE/P.Porto)

Vieira's research explores intersections between education, social diversity, and environmental sustainability. She emphasizes participatory methodologies and the integration of arts in decolonial pedagogy, addressing issues like urban mobility, refugee inclusion, and territorial disputes.

Her recent articles highlight interdisciplinary approaches to sustainability, combining global citizenship education, territorial analysis, and artistic practices. Key themes include equitable mobility systems, community-driven ecological projects, and critical reflection on social policies.

Vieira leads and participates in research projects such as MUBIESUS, AGGRIN, and Energia que move, focusing on public science, decolonial pedagogy, and educational sustainability. She also serves in coordination roles like ESA RN27 and the Public Science Forum.