Veronica Donatello

introduces Alessandra Locatelli, Minister for Disability in dialogue with Alberto Faustini, journalist. A round table follows with Francesca Di Maolo, president of the Seraphic Institute of Assisi; Veronica Donatello, CEI, pastoral care of people with disabilities

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Overlooking Piazza Dante and standing opposite Trento's train station, the building is a stone’s throw from the historic centre. This building was built between 1958-65 as part of a project by Trentino architect Adalberto Libera (1903-1963), a leading figure in Italian rationalist architecture.

Palazzo della Regione Autonoma Trentino Alto Adige - Sala di Rappresentanza

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Francesca Di Maolo is the President of the Serafico of Assisi, a center for the diagnosis, care, and rehabilitation of children and young people with complex disabilities and neurodevelopmental disorders. She is a co-founder of the Economy of Francesco Foundation and a lawyer committed to issues of welfare, inclusion, and the relationship between the economy and human fragility.

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Francesca Di Maolo

CEI, pastoral care of people with disabilities

He directed l'Alto Adige, l'Adige, il Trentino, La Nuova Ferrara and Corriere delle Alpi. He also directed Invitalia's communication and the press office of the Autonomous Province of Trento. Long-time speaker on Primapagina, Rairadiotre and guest of numerous television and radio broadcasts, he is president of the jury of the Estense prize.

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Alberto Faustini

Graduated in Sociology, she has worked for several years in assistance, care, education and reception of adults with intellectual disabilities. She directed a Community Housing in Como. She was Councilor for social policies and Deputy mayor, member of the Italian Parliament and Councilor for social and family policies of Regione Lombardia.

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