Fighting Fatphobia With Belle Di Faccia
Chiara Meloni and Mara Mibelli, founders of Belle Di Faccia, discuss their newly published book and why we need to “make riots, not diets.”
Is Graffiti Always A Crime?
Seeing vandalism over owned property is increasingly common in Rome. This has brought back the debate over a million-dollar question: can artistic expression override the law?
Jewish Italian Contributions
In an overwhelmingly catholic country, Italy’s Jewish population stands out in its cultural, artistic and literary achievement.
The Inclusive Feminism Of Elena Ferrante
Her third novel is more than a tale of two friends, it is a window into the struggles that the feminism continues to face.
The Liliana Segre Affaire
How a commission tackling hate has cracked the Italian Parliament.
Ilaria Cucchi Made History: The Art Of Exposing The Truth
Ilaria Cucchi was a normal person. Her life changed forever after her brother died in a guarded hospital room, and she started figthing for the truth.
Italy’s 2019 In A Nutshell
Here's a quick guide to the main events that characterized the last 365 days.
Street Art That Empowers Women
Creative duo Lediesis puts feminist posters on Italian streets to encourage women's emancipation.
The Jews Of Sicily
What’s left of the Jewish permanence in Sicily? Not much remains to the untrained eye, but the integration of the Jews with the rest of the population left marks on Sicilian customs and traditions.
Women Need New Words, Not Mimosas
Recent hate speech towards Fratelli D’Italia's Giorgia Meloni and Senator Liliana Segre show that although an increasing number of women now lead, ignorance still rules.