Humanos, Culturalidades: novos desafios (Public Space, Human Rights, Culturality: new challenges) aims mostly at offering a broad scope on current social transformations in contemporaneity, approaching its limitations and possibilities, focusing on the fundaments for Human Rights education and on the multiple flows of the dialogue with the public space. This work aims at bringing contribution to creating public policies concerning security, rights and citizenship. An important, and worth mentioning, aspect of this book is the global mobilization of authors, both from the formal and non-formal field of education, concerned with strengthening and implementing the understanding of Human Rights in democratic citizenship.The three parts of the book (and that correspond to the chapters) draw the attention to this dynamic emphasizing the importance of education as privileged means in promoting Human Rights. This work encourages the existence of a broad space for exchanging experiences besides allowing for new research and acting configuration. Besides being relevant reading for researchers and professionals of the Human Rights field and Human Sciences Students, this work will provide an exceptional source of information and is an important current document for updating the discussion concerning public space dialogue and promoting Human Rights.Scientific CommitteeDr. Francisco Rui Cadima. Associate Professor with Recognition, Masters Coordinator on New Media and Web Practices, also Coordinator of the Major Degree and member of the Executive Committee of DCC-FCSH. Researcher at CIMJ Centre for Media and Journalism Research. Author of several works concerning audiovisual, media and new media.Dr. David Treece. Professor at Department of Spanish, Portuguese & Latin American Studies - Kings College London. Author of The Gathering of Voices: The Twentieth-Century Poetry of Latin America, together with Mike Gonzalez (Editora Verso Books); Babel Guides Brazilian Fiction, together with Ray Keenoy (Editora Boulevard); Babel Guides Portugal, Brazil, Africa Fiction (Editora Boulevard).Dr. Rosana Martins. Dr. Rosana Martins. Social Sciences Researcher at University of Sao Paulo- USP. Master and Doctor in Communication Sciences by Arts and Communication School/USP. Post-doctoral Student and researcher at CIMJ Centre for Media and Journalism Research, Human and Social Sciences Faculty, New University of Lisbon and Researcher at Centre for Pedagogic and Cybernetics Studies - Digital Languages Laboratory University of Sao Paulo/Arts and Communication School - Sao Paulo/Brazil. Fellow for the Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities (CISH), University of Essex. Research Fellow at Institute of Latin American Studies (RILAS), University of Liverpool, Visiting Researcher at King's Brazil Institute, King's College London, UKDr. Artur Matu Centre for Pedagogic and Cybernetics Studies - Digital Languages Laboratory University of Sao Paulo/Arts and Communication School - Sao Paulo/Brazil ck, Professor at Arts and Communication School, University of Sao Paulo since 1984, has worked, both in Brazil and abroad, as researcher, writer, artist, lectured courses, taken part in conferences and workshops on Art History, Interactive Television, Telecommunication and Art, Computer Textual Creation and Authors Rights in the Digital EraOrganizing CommitteeDr. Rosana Martins. Social Sciences Researcher at University of Sao Paulo- USP. Master and Doctor in Communication Sciences by Arts and Communication School/USP. Post-docotral Student and researcher at CIMJ Centre for Media and Journalism Research, Human and Social Sciences