I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and a Master’s Degree in Government, Administration and Politics from LUISS University. Intrigued by social methodology, I wrote an experimental thesis on the attitudes toward gender-based violence. During my academic journey, I have consistently worked to integrate my interest in politics into the social dimension of sustainability, seeking new ways to promote a more equitable political system.

My research focuses on political attitudes, gender equality and women’s empowerment issues within the context of the 2#N/A3#N/A Agenda for Sustainable Development. It aims to identify political factors related to gender inequalities, it employs quantitative methods of analysis alongside embracing an intersectional approach. Findings will contribute to the formulation of more inclusive policy recommendations contextualized within the 2#N/A3#N/A Agenda.