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MUOVERE TECHLAB 3.6 is a project that stands out for its diversity, transversality of languages, and an active commitment to access, accessibility, and technological innovation in dance. It is an initiative that articulates training, creation, and intersection practices, aiming to provoke urgent social transformations through art. With a focus on the intersections between bodies and peripheral territories, the project proposes activating individual and collective memories as engines of creation. It is an expanded laboratory where choreographic research, digital inclusion, and artistic experimentation converge in practices that generate listening, presence, and belonging. TECHLAB 3.6 understands dance as a language of desire – alive, pulsating, multiple, and politically positioned. A dance capable of challenging structures, generating connections, and expanding spaces for exchange. Here, the body is simultaneously archive and future, margin and center, noise and affirmation. The project seeks to affirm a dance culture in everyday life, committed to valuing the art of dance as a tool to confront intolerance, inequality, and mechanisms of control. By promoting educational and artistic-cultural actions focused on diverse audiences, TECHLAB 3.6 consolidates itself as a territorial activation platform—a bridge between artists, communities, and technologies, in constant movement and reinvention. MUOVERE TECHLAB 3.6 reaffirms its commitment to the Funarte Program for Support of Ongoing Actions for Groups and Collectives – Dance 2023, recognizing the importance of public funding for the sustainability of artistic projects that operate consistently and are deeply rooted. The renewal of support in 2025 strengthens the continuity of the actions developed by Muovere TechLab 3.5 in 2024, enabling the expansion of continuous practices aligned with cultural policies that value dance as a living, plural, and transformative language. This expansion reaffirms the principles of access, diversity, decentralization, and permanence.