Rosana Cunha
Master’s degree in Public Management and Public Policy from FGV/SP, with postgraduate studies in Cultural Administration (FGV/SP) and Project Management at FIA/USP. She works at SESC – Social Service of Commerce in São Paulo as a Technical and Social Superintendent for 4 years, after 18 years as Cultural Action Manager. She coordinates programs in Culture, Health and Dentistry, Sustainability and Citizenship, Food and Food Security, Physical and Sports Development, Social Tourism, and Education across 44 centers in São Paulo, as well as exhibitions, festivals, and educational activities in all areas.
Where does work end and the city begin?
The advancement of remote work, multimodal transportation, and connected cities has been reshaping the relationship between living, working, and commuting. How is time becoming one of the main assets of urban life? Does the traditional separation between home, office, and leisure still respond to contemporary dynamics?