Lettura e ascolto sono i migliori strumenti per evitare di alimentare interpretazioni stereotipate sull'Africa. In questo incontro si affronterà la "smitizzazione" del Continente utilizzando le paro...
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Antonella Sinopoli
founder AfroWomenPoetry
Antonella Sinopoli, journalist, has been covering Sub-Saharan Africa for years.
She founded the AfroWomenPoetry project to "tell the story of the female universe in a changing Africa" through the poetic voices of women. She is the co-author of the podcast Parole in folle, which explores African poetry on mental distress, and co-organizer of the slam poetry and spoken word performance of the same name, featuring artists from across Africa.
She curated the collection of the first contemporary African poet published in Italy, Terre che piangono (Interlinea, 2023). She also curated the Italian edition of Congolese-origin poet Sarah Lubala’s collection, Una storia di sparizione(Capovolte, 2025). She is the author of the essay Black Sisters: Women and War in Sub-Saharan Africa (Infinito, 2025) and wrote White Arrogance: What Africans Say About What White People Think of Them (Quintadicopertina, 2017).
She worked for years as an editor at Adnkronos and writes for Nigrizia and Valigia Blu.
She lives between Italy and Ghana.
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#IJF15 /
15 april 2015
Africa as represented in the Western media: fallacies, approximations, omissions
This panel aims at raising awareness among fellow journalists (and readers) on how issues concerning the African continent are treated, urging them to spread more carefully qualified news and events...