Research: Interreligious dialogue between the Apostolic Church and Goddess Spirituality from a gender perspective
PhD student in Peace Studies, curriculum in Identity, memories, religions and peace, at the University of Rome "La Sapienza". Graduated with honors in Philosophy (L-5), career Ethics, politics and science of religions, at the University of Trento, with a thesis in philosophy of religions on Dostoevsky. Graduated with honors in Cultures and Religions (LM-64) at the University of Rome "La Sapienza", with a thesis in Jewish feminist history and theology on the figure of Lilith.
Currently I am concerned with interreligious dialogue between historical religions and new spiritual movements, especially between the Apostolic Church in Italy and Goddess Spirituality, starting from an analysis of the relationship that women have with the sacred in these different religious contexts, both from the institutional and the spiritual point of view. This comparison aims to include, on one hand, new spiritualities within the dialogue between women of different faiths and, on the other hand, the particular religious experiences of women within the institutional interreligious dialogue, in order to promote women’s empowerment and more inclusive and effective inter-faith relationships in their support for peacebuilding and peacekeeping.