Giovanni Minucci is the head of the "Tulipano Art Friendly" museum accessibility program and the “Tulipano Hub” project, which focuses on the professional integration of individuals with autism within the cultural services sector. He holds a master’s degree and specialization in “Autism and Developmental Disorders.” His expertise is in designing cultural welfare services for the universal accessibility of cultural sites.

He collaborates on the design and implementation of autism-friendly museum tours for the Tulipano Art Friendly network in Campania, where he coordinates the scientific research group in partnership with the University of Naples Federico II and the University of Naples Parthenope. He is the manager of the “Parvula Domus” Cultural and Social Farm at the Pompeii Archaeological Park.

Additionally, he serves as the spokesperson for the national B.I.L.T. group (Beauty, Inclusion, Work, Talent), dedicated to the employment of people with disabilities in the cultural industry. He is the author of numerous research papers concerning autism, museum accessibility, and inclusion projects utilizing digital technologies.