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On Thursday, October 24, 2024, at 9:00 a.m., the Aula Magna of the Faculty of Letters (Via Ostiense 234, 236) at Roma Tre University hosted “Come un’Onda, contro la violenza sulle Donne”, a nationwide traveling campaign by Rai Radio1 and Giornale Radio Rai. Over the course of a year, this campaign will travel across Italy—visiting universities, public squares, associations, schools, courtrooms, and prisons—to amplify voices addressing violence and to promote the values and rights of women. The event will explore contradictions and lesser-known aspects of violence, while also highlighting best practices and initiatives from Italy and abroad. The six-hour discussion will be enriched with musical and theatrical interludes, introduced by Elena Paba, coordinator of the Rai Radio1 GR campaign. The opening remarks will feature contributions from the Rector of Roma Tre, Prof. Massimiliano Fiorucci, and Prof. Anna Lisa Tota, Deputy Rector and Coordinator of Roma Tre’s Third Mission activities. This will be followed by Francesco Pionati, Director of Rai Radio1 and GR, and Mia Grassi, Chief Editor of Adnkronos. During the morning session with students, a message from Pope Francis was read, emphasizing the significance of this campaign, which is the first of its kind by Rai. Link

In the special episode of “Sottovoce” on September 20, 2024, Gigi Marzullo, directed by Alessandra Rotondo, honours Sophia Loren on the occasion of her 90th birthday. Among the guests in the studio is Professor Anna Lisa Tota, Vice Rector of Roma Tre University. To watch the full episode on Rai Play: Link

Interview with Professor Anna Lisa Tota, Vice Rector of Roma Tre University, on the sociology of music, conducted by Francesco D’Ambrosio for the sociological information platform www.sociologicamente.it. To read the interview:
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US Elections: The Democratic Party Convention kicks off. Radio interview with Professor Anna Lisa Tota on Swiss Radio’s Rete Uno program “Seidisera,” hosted by Luca Berti, episode aired on August 19, 2024, from 6-7 PM, discussing the opening of the Democratic Party Convention in the USA and Kamala Harris’s candidacy. To listen to the interview: link

The commemoration of the Bologna massacre and the Italicus train bombing has reignited the public debate on historical memory, particularly regarding the judicially established responsibility of the guilty parties. This is a memory that remains partly unresolved and continues to be revisited. What is the cultural legacy of these events? How do younger generations relate to the recent history of our country? Guest: Anna Lisa Tota, Professor of Sociology of Cultural and Communicative Processes at Roma Tre University. Together with Lia Luchetti and Trever Hagen she co-edited the book “Sociologie della Memoria” (Carocci, Collana di Studi Superiori, 2018).
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Presentation video of the book “Inquinamento visuale. Manifesto contro il razzismo e il sessimo nelle immagini” by Anna Lisa Tota, Antonietta De Feo, and Lia Luchetti (Mondadori Università, 2023), Bookcity, Teatro Franco Parenti, Via Pier Lombardo 14 – Milan, 19 November 19 2023. Video by Anna Lisa Tota, Antonietta De Feo, and Lia Luchetti. Editing by Alessandra Ciarla. Link

Lecture at the Journalists’ Training Course, promoted by Ucsi Marche, the Order of Journalists of Marche, and the University of Camerino, on “Ethics and Information in Pursuit of Truth” – Abbadia di Fiastra (Tolentino-Urbisaglia MC) – September 16, 2023.

“Take care of your thoughts, for they will become actions. Take care of your actions, for they will become habits.” As Gandhi wisely warned us, these enlightening words are echoed in Professor Anna Lisa Tota’s book “Ecologia del pensiero”, which reminds us that the former is a necessary precursor to the latter.

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What if pollution wasn’t limited to the physical environment but also affected the flow of our thoughts? What if those thoughts could become eco-thoughts that promote well-being for both ourselves and others? And what if all living beings, both animals and plants, could contribute to the eco-thought of the world? These are the reflections of sociologist Anna Lisa Tota, who invites us to reconsider how we choose and generate thoughts—ecological thoughts. Listen to the interview on the show “Millevoci,” curated by Michela Daghini: Link

This video celebrates the 30th anniversary of Roma Tre University, featuring interviews with professors and institutional figures. Guided by a student born during the university’s development (Orazio Rotolo Schifone), a young man from the Ostiense neighbourhood who grew up alongside the university. With rare archival footage (from the Istituto Luce newsreels to amateur videos) and period photos, the documentary reconstructs the state of the Ostiense-Testaccio-Marconi area before the university’s founding: a post-industrial zone characterized by markets and slaughterhouses. With the founding of Roma Tre, everything changed: disused factories became university buildings. The documentary showcases these new “factories of culture” and features significant contributions from the Rector, Massimiliano Fiorucci, the General Director of Roma Tre, Pasquale Basilicata, former Mayor Francesco Rutelli, current Mayor Roberto Gualtieri, and the architects involved in the complex restructuring (Francesco Cellini, Andrea Vidotto, Paolo Desideri), as well as Vice Rectors Anna Lisa Tota and Mario De Nonno, Professor Elena Pettinelli, the president of the Eighth District, Amedeo Ciaccheri, Umberto Marroni, and special witnesses like the owner of the historic Ostiense venue “Il biondo Tevere,” and director Ferzan Özpetek, who made Ostiense a symbolic character in his films. Through interviews, testimonies, and reflections, the birth and development of a university that transformed the neighbourhood and the city are reconstructed, modifying its cultures and playing a major role in research and teaching with a broad and modern project. The video is directed by Vito Zagarrio, director and professor at Roma Tre, produced by the university, and created by Cavadaliga Film with the active support of Roma Tre’s Audiovisual Production Center.

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