Sesi, Naendaeli, Rukia, Flora, Kokiamba, Elizabeth, Upendo, Priscilla… are many of the women who have taught me so much and whom I admire so much.

If there is one thing that cost me a lot at first, it was to adapt to the work rhythm, especially when it comes to

We as a whole as people, when will we stop putting labels? will stereotypes ever end? I think about all this a lot and I

It began as a dream, a fixed idea that Barbara kept thinking about with longing every time her gaze crossed the same scenarios, over and

We met in one of the poorest slums in Arusha. He lived in a corral of mud huts. This is Rukia, she was 28 years

Neema is 17 years old and lives with her family in Same (Tanzania). He has cerebral palsy, he does not speak, but he has mobility