Later this year, the Institute of Art, Design, and Technology (IADT) will host a pivotal Research Showcase on its campus, marking a key moment for the Irish research community ahead of the establishment of Taighde Éireann – Research Ireland, Ireland’s new national research agency. The event will feature an exhibition of ongoing research through posters, demonstrations, and showreels, underscoring IADT’s contributions to national and European research agendas. This showcase is expected to draw executives from both Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and the Irish Research Council (IRC), which are set to merge under Taighde Éireann.

Each October, IADT welcomes the public on-campus for a Taster Day, showcasing its range of programmes and activities. In 2024, the Digital Mythologies project was prominently featured in this event, featuring in both a programme workshop and on-campus pop-up exhibition to engage a wide audience of public attendees.‍

At Decidim Fest 2024, Gerard Fox presented on civic participation and interdisciplinary transnational collaboration, integrating the Erasmus+ Digital Mythologies project as a key example.

The Erasmus+ funded Digital Mythologies project celebrated its second year with a diverse programme of student workshops, and ever deepening collaboration among the five partner institutions: Katowice, Vilnius, Antwerp, Helsinki, and Dublin. One of the key activities which took place was an 8 day student workshop in Dublin, March 2023.

Over three consecutive years, the Erasmus+ Digital Mythologies project was highlighted through annual showcases at IADT, where each year built upon the last, providing attendees with a layered understanding of the project's evolution.Each year’s presentation featured a 10-minute summary of the project’s core aims, current activities, and projected developments. Attendees could also explore the project's stages through exhibition posters and motion showreels that visualised incremental advancements and captured the creative output across partner institutions.