Pressenza told you about the new Info Point on the Via Francigena and the Cammino di Oropa in Roppolo. To understand what was happening and who the guys who are dealing with it are, we immediately went to meet them in person. Olivier Turquet went to talk about nonviolence and journalism with them. Here they are discussing it in the upper room of the recovered space in the small village between Ivrea and Biella.
Valentina, Sabina, Federica, Youssef, and Nicolò are doing their civil service in an ARCI SCU Piedmont project that deals with territorial redevelopment through slow tourism. Ettore is following them in this year of commitment and is taking care of their training. What better occasion than a visit from his friend Olivier to explore the themes of information, nonviolence and media activism?
The theme of the meeting was explained by Pressenza in the book Nonviolent Journalism, recently published by Multimage and it was the first moment of an information and training campaign by Pressenza on these issues.
Some photos of the meeting by the Biella editorial staff of Pressenza:
