Author Archives: Lilia Giugni

20 Dec 2017

Reclaiming symbols and spaces: social innovation made in (Southern) Italy

by Lilia Giugni | posted in: Social innovation | 2

Students of social innovation[1] know only too well the power of symbols and stories. Those who look for innovative solutions to complex, wicked social problems face, first, the challenge of conceptualising and clearly explaining to others the very social evil … Continued

16 Mar 2017

The academy and everyday sexism: can we ‘undo’ gendered biases?

by Lilia Giugni | posted in: Social innovation | 0

To female students and faculty members alike, sexism in academia is often a big, uncomfortable elephant in the room. The problem is a complex and multifaceted one, but two aspects are particularly worthy of attention. The first concerns inclusivity and … Continued

discrimination, inclusivity, inequality

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