Cofinancing, to the extent of 30%, of the Project “Pavia, Capital of a Kingdom: investigations and excavations in the Church of Kings and Imperial Monasteries”, submitted to Lombardy Region by Association Bel San Michele, Committee Pavia city of Sant’Agostino and Association Piccolo Chiostro.
From May 2018.
  Second liberal contribution to the University of Ferrara, Department of Humanities, Prof. Rachele Dubbini, for the establishment of a Research Grant with the purpose of selecting and studying archaeological findings from the Park of the Appia Antica kept in the Torlonia Collection,  as well as the complete re-examination of all the excavations carried out by the Torlonias in their properties inside the Park itself.
From June 2019
  First liberal contribution to the University of Ferrara, Department of Humanities, Prof. Rachele Dubbini, for the establishment of a research grant with the purpose of studying the excavation reports and the artifacts from excavations done in the early 1980s under the overpass on the initial stretch of the ancient Appian Way. The results of the research, conducted by Dr. Mariateresa Curcio, will be the subject of an article to be submitted to the American Journal of Archeology.                                                                                          Autumn 2019.
  Realization of the project ” Pavia- The Imperial Monasteries”, an  archaeological study of the Lombard roots of two pivotal cult centers: the Basilicas of San Pietro in Ciel d’ Oro and San Salvatore. A project curated by Maria Teresa Mazzilli, Saverio Lomartire, Chiara Pagani.
January 2017 to Spring 2018
  On the 150th anniversary of the death of Gioachino Rossini (November 13th 1868) execution of his last work “Petite messe solennelle”, for soloists, choir, two pianos and armonium. In collaboration with the “Giuseppe Verdi” Choir of Pavia, in the Cistercian Abbey of Santa Maria di Rivalta in Rivalta Scrivia (Tortona).
29 September 2018
November 13, 2018, replica of the same “messe” in the church of Santa Maria del Carmine in Pavia. Here, the liturgical moments of the sung Mass are preceded by introductory texts written by Emiliano Metalli and read by two reciting voices.
  Concert organized by the Department of Music of Eastern Illinois University at Doudna Fine Arts Center Recital Hall in Charleston, under the title “Italian Music Scholarship Competition”, to reward the best students who have performed vocal or instrumental pieces of Italian classical music.       
5 February 2018
  Replica of the Concert “La preghiera nell’opera e nella poesia” with the choir “Giuseppe Verdi” of Pavia, for choir, small orchestra and reciting voice held in the Church of San Miniato al Monte in Florence.              
22 April 2017
  Replica of the Concert “La preghiera nell’opera e nella poesia” with the choir “Giuseppe Verdi” of Pavia, for choir, children’s choir, small orchestra and reciting voice held in the Cathedral of Tortona.
7 December 2016
  Concert “La preghiera nell’opera e nella poesia”: ten oratorios’ and operatic prayers performed by the choir “Giuseppe Verdi” of Pavia, for choir, small orchestra and accompanied by Italian and foreign literary prayers read by Paola Surace, held in the Cathedral of Pavia.
27 May 2016
  Replica of the concert performed  by the choir “Giuseppe Verdi” of Pavia: Solemn Mass in Honor of St.Cecilia by Charles Gounod for soloists, choir and orchestra, held in the Cathedral of Pavia.
11 December 2015
  Concert performed by the choir “ Giuseppe Verdi” of Pavia: Solemn Mass in Honor of St.Cecilia by Charles Gounod for soloists, choir and orchestra, held in the Basilica of San Pietro in Ciel D’ Oro, Pavia.
8 May 2015
  Initiative – accepted and adopted by the Sapienza University of Rome and by the Société Internationale des Amis de Cicéron of Paris – for the organization in Rome of an international conference of Cicero’s biographers. The Association, in addition to giving financial support, has partly overseen the logistical structure of this conference, entitled “Portraying Cicero”.
  The greeting address of AIF – a text in Latin prepared by prof. Bruno Zannini Quirini – was addressed to the participants by the high-school students Enrica Benedetti, Beatrice Chiara Castaldo, Claudio Coen, Gaia Esposito.
  Publication of the Proceedings of the conference is planned.
15-17 May 2019     
  In Pavia, in the Sacristy of San Pietro in Ciel d’Oro and in San Salvatore, in the framework of the project “I Monasteri Imperiali”, a conference on the occasion of the official ceremony of redeposition in the Basilica of San Pietro in Ciel d’Oro of the bone remains considered belonging to Liutprando. Among the interventions, presentation of the first discoveries in the preliminary study of these remains (Prof. Gino Fornaciari). A new urn was set up in accordance with modern technical criteria.
April 27th 2018
Documentation                                                                            
  In memory of professor Giulio Romano Ansaldi (Rome, 1908-1981) and the bequeath of his collection to the Italian State, funding for the international conference “Donations to the State: private Patronage and public Collections in the last 150 years” curated by professor Emanuele Pellegrini.
  IMT Institute of Advanced studies, San Francesco Complex, Lucca
10 November 2016
  Preparation, coordinated by Luisa Caporossi, of a volume dedicated to the painter Antonio del Massaro or Antonio da Viterbo, known as il Pastura (roughly 1450-1516), with contributions by: Alessandra Cannistrà, Luisa Caporossi, Gerardo de Simone, Fabiano Fagliari Zeno Buchicchio, Giorgio Felini, Aldo Mastroianni, Enrico Parlato, Stefano Petrocchi, Fulvio Ricci, Eric Steinmann, Giannino Tiziani, Francesca Vicenti; and restoration reports by: Maria Ida Catalano, Giovanni Insolera, Davide Rigaglia, Valentina Romè.
Distribution of copies to a large number of specialized Institutes and Libraries, in Italy and abroad, is also envisaged.April
2018 – 2020
  Publication, by Prof. Rachele Dubbini, of the proceedings of the International Conference “The Boundaries of Rome” – organized by the Department of Humanistic Studies of the University of Ferrara (Ferrara, 31 May – 2 June 2018) – in the series MOUSAI, Laboratory of archeology and history of the arts, of the ETS editions. The volume will be sent to Italian and foreign libraries.
During 2019
  With the sponsorship of the Pavese Society of National History, drafting and publication of the Proceedings of the Conference of 27 April 2018, which will also include all the results of the study by prof. Fornaciari not yet available.
During 2019
  Publication, edited by pi-me editions, Pavia, of the volume “The Vallombrosian Abbey of San Lanfranco in Pavia: history, published and unpublished documents” written by Prof. Gualtiero Tacchini. The proceeds of the sale will be for the exclusive benefit of the Amici di San Lanfranco Association, for the pursuit of its aims.
February 2019.
  Publication, edited by Il Mulino publishing house, of the book “Donare allo Stato. Private patronage and public collections from the Unification of Italy to the 21st century “- by Lorenzo Casini and Emanuele Pellegrini – which collects the proceedings of the Conference with the same title, held on the Study Day in memory of Giulio Romano Ansaldi, Lucca IMT, 10 November 2016.
December 2018.
  Publication by GangemiEditore, of the study “The Caffarella Valley over the Centuries: the Story of an archaeological Landscape in the Roman Campagna”by  RacheleDubbini, with the organizational support of “Comitato ParcodellaCaffarella”, a volunteer association. The book has been sent to all Italian cultural institutions abroad. Most of the edition will have a diffusion at a figurative price, whose proceeds will go to the Comitato for its own purposes.
March 2018
  Publication and diffusion in academic circles of main countries of the first not-for-sale edition of the book “Mommsen and Cicero”, by professor Vincenzo Merolle, Logos Verlag Berlin 2015.
June 2015
  Donation to Liceo Ennio Quirino Visconti of Rome of a few books – texts by authors of classical Greece – to be attributed to the winners of Agon Hellenikos, a translation contest from Greek to Italian for Italian students.
February / March 2019.
  Economic support to enrich the book collection of the Augusto Rostagni Library, Department of Philology, Linguistics and Classical Tradition of the University of Turin.
Beginning in 2019
  Periodic distribution to 30 specialized Italian and foreign libraries of printed editions (ETS, Pisa) of “Predella –  visual art magazine” (Gerardo de Simone, Emanuele Pellegrini).
From December 2018
  Press conference, at Collegio Borromeo in Pavia: presentation of the archaeological project “Investigations and excavations in the basilica of the kings and in the imperial monasteries of Pavia”.
28 September 2018
  Collaboration with Ente Parco AppiaAntica for the weekly opening to the public of the monumental Roman Reservoir in the Caffarella Valley.
October – December 2017 / March-June 2018 / September – December 2018 / March-June 2019
  Publishing of a brochure – presented at the Restoration Fair of Ferrara (6-9 May) – to promote a project of restoration and information, by the Association “Restorers without borders”, of very large sized photographic plates owned by Casa Alinari of Florence, dating back to the end of 19th century.
May 2015
Documentation
  Restoration – by Davide Rigaglia – of two panels portraying the Saints Romano and Tolomeo, by Antonio del Massaro, or Antonio da Viterbo, called Il Pastura (1509). After the restoration, the panels will be exhibited in the new Diocesan Museum of Sutri.
Completed in December 2017
  Restoration – to be executed at Galleria Nazionaledelle Marche – of the painting with the Last Supper and the Resurrection by Titian (1542-44) in Palazzo Ducale di Urbino.
Started in July 2016
  Restoration –to be executed at Galleria Nazionaledelle Marche -of the Buffi Altarpiece “Madonna with Child and Saints” painted by Giovanni Santi (tempera on wood, 1489) in Palazzo Ducale di Urbino.
Completed in Autumn 2017
Documentation  Restoration – by Chiara Munzi and Giuseppe Ammendola – of a gilded crucifix in polychrome wood, attributed to an early 18th century Neapolitanmaster (identified with Giacomo Colombo), located in the Church Madonna deiFratelli in Fontechiari, near Frosinone.
Completed in November 2016
Documentation
  Restoration – by Vincenzo Maggi and Cristina Ansaloni – of a polychrome altarpiece (tempera on wood), attributed to a Lombard master of the 19th century, located in the church of San Lanfranco in Pavia.
Completed in December 2015
  Restoration – by Studio Crisostomi – of a Coronelli Globe (celestial globe supported by the statue of a black boy) by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli, Venice 1696, now at the Astronomical and Copernican Museum of the Astronomical Observatory in Rome.
Completed in July 2015 
  With the collaboration of SIAC – Société Internationale des Amis de Cicéron, Paris – as a partner and scientific guarantor, establishment of a scholarship, to be conferred with an international competition announcement, with the research topic: “The fortune of Lucrezio and of Roman epicureanism from the Middle Ages to the 18th century “.   
  In October 2018 the scholarship was assigned to Dr. Enrico Piergacomi for a study on the theme: “Amicus Lucretius: Gassendi interpreter and “corrector” of the theology of De rerum natura”.
January-December 2019
  Award of five small scholarships – reserved to Italians and foreign graduates in archaeological, historical and anthropological disciplines of antiquity – for the participation to the International Conference “The Borders of Rome”, organized by the Department of Humanities of the University of Ferrara , and also to the introductory seminar of the Conference, directed by Prof. Rachele Dubbini.
31 May – 2 June 2018
  Award of five small scholarships – reserved to Italians and foreign graduates in archaeological, historical and anthropological disciplines of antiquity – for the participation to the International Conference “The Borders of Rome”, organized by the Department of Humanities of the University of Ferrara , and also to the introductory seminar of the Conference, directed by Prof. Rachele Dubbini.
31 May – 2 June 2018
  In partnership with SIAC – Société Internationale des Amis de Cicéron, Paris – acting also as scientific commission, establishment of a scholarship on “The reception of Seneca and Roman Stoicism from the Middle Ages to the 18th century” to be awardedwith an international announcement. In October 2017 the scholarship wasawarded to Ms. Federica Rossetti for a study on “La fortuna di Seneca e dello stoicismo romano dal Medioevo al XVIII secolo”.
October 2017 / March 2019
  Reimbursement of expenses to four-six young Italian and foreign graduates selected for participation in the “The Borders of Rome” study Day, an international Conference organized by the Department of Humanities of the University of Ferrara, and to the introductory seminar at the Conference, directed by Prof. Rachele Dubbini. Palazzo Bonacossi, Ferrara,
31 May – 2 June, 2018.
  Funding of a scholarship for postgraduate courses in art history at the Roberto Longhi Foundation in Florence for the academic year October 2018-June 2019
April 2018
  Funding for the publication of a collection of essays, contributed by eight scholars, on the  Church of San Lanfranco in Pavia, a project by Anna Segagni Malacart from the Historical-artistic Section of the Humanities Department of the University of Pavia. 
2016 / 2018
  With the support of the Association Friends of San Lanfranco, a project to research and collect past studies on the Abbey of San Lanfranco in Pavia assigned to Professor Gualtiero Tacchini, to be published in a book financed by Italia Fenice.
2016 / 2018
  Award of a scholarship to Cèsar Sanchez, a young student in Durango (Mexico), for the piano Masterclass with Maestro Filippo Gamba, at Summer Music Event in Bardonecchia (Piedmont).
24-28 July 2017
  Funding of a scholarship for postgraduate courses in art history at the Roberto Longhi Foundation in Florence for the academic year October 2017-June 2018
April 2017
  In partnership with SIAC – Société Internationale des Amis de Cicéron, Paris – acting also as scientific commission, establishment of a scholarship to be awarded, with an international announcement, for a research of Cicero’s reception from the High Middle Ages to the 17th century. The results of the research may be published as a scientific monograph, subject to the favorable opinion of a Judging Commission. In October 2016 the scholarship was awarded to Mr. Olivier Delsaux for a study on “ Contribution à la réception de Cicéron en France à la fin du Moyen Âge. Édition critique de la première traduction française du De Officiis de Cicéron (Anjorrant Bourré,1461-1468)”.
December 2016 – December 2017
  Funding of two scholarships for postgraduate courses in art history at the Roberto Longhi Foundation in Florence for the academic year October 2016-June 2017
April 2016
  Awarding to Professor Rachele Dubbini of a prize for the realization of the book” The Caffarella Valley over the Centuries: the Story of an archaeological Landscape in the Roman Campagna” . The volume will be the conclusion of a research aimed at the comprehensive collection of historical and archaeological publications, documents, testimonies and studies on the Caffarella over the centuries.Through the involvement of the “Comitato per il Parco della Caffarella”, Dr. Dubbini will take advantage of the advice of a highly qualified scientific Committee.
Project started in November 2015
  Funding of two scholarships for postgraduate courses in art history at the Roberto Longhi Foundation in Florence for the academic year October 2015-June 2016.
April 2015
  Project: “Voices from ancient Rome”: a symposium in nature, freely taken from the works of Lucretius, Cicero, Marcus Aurelius and Seneca. Text and direction: Emiliano Metalli. Music: William Persichilli.
During 2019.
  In the Teatro Fraschini of Pavia, representation of “Carmina Burana”, scenic cantata of Carl Orff, for soloists, choir, children’s choir and orchestra, in collaboration with the “Giuseppe Verdi” Choir. It is expected that the performance will be preceded by the recitation of a prologue, written and coordinated by Prof. Maria Pia Pagani, which recalls the university life in Pavia in three moments of its history.

10 September 2019.

  Replica of the show “… to joy, happiness in the Opera and Poetry” at the Civic Theater of Vercelli.
18 March 2019
  On the Appia Day in Rome, near the Temple of god Redicolo, presentationin a dialogue form of three poetic texts by Orazio, Virgilio and Catullo, with the voices of four female performers and a short musical commentary by a flute solo.
13 May, 2018
  With the collaboration of the “Giuseppe Verdi” Choir, staging at the Teatro Fraschini in Pavia of a free-entrance show focused on the theme “… to joy, happiness in Opera and Poetry” in which the performance of pieces of Opera for chorus, accompanied by a small orchestra and a small body of dancers, alternates with the recitation of poems taken from Italian and foreign literature.
1 October 2017