I moved abroad for the first time to study in the United Kingdom and, since then, never stopped wanting to experience new places and cultures. Curiosity and wonder have led me to work first in the US, then Tanzania and now in Myanmar; next, who knows? Hand in hand with my passion for exploring goes
Early on I began manifesting the symptoms of two incurable vices, philosophy and writing: I channeled the former into a PhD in research, the publication of a book about Freud published by Bollati Boringhieri and an academic career divided between Venice, Geneva and Paris. The latter found its expression in a ten year journalistic collaboration
Historic resident at Amnesia, godfather of Balearic sound and house music legend, Leo Mas is also one of the great music selectors on the scene, capable of varying and experimenting at 360°.
I have recently started work in this great company, something which I’m very proud of. With it I share moral ethics of solidarity, which the company professes and that we must all, in some way, follow. Favourite quote “Add life to your years not years to your life”
I have lived, worked and made a positive change in eight countries including Honduras, India, South Africa, and the DRC. Through my experiences abroad, working on several different types of projects, I have gained significant insight into the world of international development. Some of the projects I have worked on involve capacity building, youth in development, and women’s
Amaia Arranz is business development and partnerships manager for Ruby Cup, a social enterprise distributing healthy, high-quality and eco-friendly menstrual cups. She’s passionate about women’s rights and currently works in Barcelona and Nairobi. Follow Amaia on Twitter @amaia_15.
Having studied as a dietician and herbalist, forever an advocate of accompanying good and healthy nutrition to natural remedies, I have been working in the field of phytotherapy for fifteen years. I have taught nutritional courses aimed at women who want to undertake activities related to nutrition. During my activity as a herbalist I
I am a researcher and freelance writer passionate about discovering new cultures, fascinating languages, mouth-watering local cuisines, and of course photography. I have had the chance to live in a couple of countries including Belgium, the UK, Indonesia and now Rwanda, and travel extensively around the world. Because travelling to me is all about passing
After a degree in Political Sciences and a Master’s in “Didactic History and Communications”, I entered the world of journalism as a freelancer, working first with a number of music magazines (including World Music Magazine; Il Giornale della Musica; Jazz Magazine; Etnica), then with magazines that treat African themes and oriental disciplines. For work
With a degree in Accounting, my first work experiences were with an accounting firm where I truly learned the meaning of “double-entry bookkeeping”. After that I moved to small companies before I decide to leave the mountains that are my home and move to Milan…A radical change for someone like me who grew up
