She lives in London but was raised in a small town in Calabria, southern Italy, where cultural and economical underdevelopment along with the oppressive presence of the mafia had profoundly increased her sense of rejection for any kind of illegality, violation of civil and human rights. Journalism has offered her the best way to combine social engagement and creativity. She used to be the news editor of Wired.it. Now she is the editor of The New Londoners, the magazine that strives to encourage informed dialogue between new and settled communities in the capital. She loves photography, speaks Italian, English, a bit of German. And she can’t live without pizza.