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9. Alessio Norrito (Italy & UK) - How are football & refugee migration related in Italy? Inspira | Erika Mueller Chen
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Erika speaks to Alessio about his experiences as a researcher in Sport for Development, and his PhD studies examining the role of football in the lives of refugees in Sicily.
Alessio Norrito graduated in 2017 from the University of Westminster in International Business with Chinese, after spending one year in Shanghai as part of his studies. He then graduated from the University of Edinburgh in MSc Sport Policy, Management and International Development with distinction in 2018. After one further year working in Shanghai in the food & beverage industry, he then started his PhD at Loughborough University. Alessio’s research focuses on the role of football in improving the lives of refugees in the Central Mediterranean area within the Sport for Development and Peace sector. In particular, he looks at football experiences and initiatives in Sicily, his home region. Other than being a doctoral researcher at Loughborough University, Alessio currently serves as the Managing Editor for the Journal of Sports for Development (JSFD). He also partners with different organizations in Sicily to translate research into practice, particularly focusing on matching the interest of refugee populations with the SDP programs and initiatives offered on the island.
Alessio’s LinkedIn
Erika’s LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/erikamchen
Resources:
Journal of Sport for Development
International Platform on Sport and Development aka Sportanddev
University of Edinburgh MSc Sport Policy, Management and International Development
Loughborough University Msc Sport Management, Politics and International Development
Loughborough University UNESCO Chair on Sport, Physical Activity and Education for Development
My Charity Is Better For Being Open About Failure by Matt Stevenson-Dodd (The Guardian, 2018)
Refugee Teams Project (Italian)
Episode Info:
Episode recording date: August 4, 2022.
See Erika’s LinkTree for episode transcript.
“The Podcast Intro” by “Music_Unlimited” was retrieved from Pixabay. Licensor's Username and Licensee Username - erika_mueller.
Disclaimer:
The views and opinions expressed by the Guests of the Inspira Podcast do not necessarily represent the official policy or position of any Agency of the United States Government, or any organization public or private.
Erika speaks to Alessio about his experiences as a researcher in Sport for Development, and his PhD studies examining the role of football in the lives of refugees in Sicily.
Alessio Norrito graduated in 2017 from the University of Westminster in International Business with Chinese, after spending one year in Shanghai as part of his studies. He then graduated from the University of Edinburgh in MSc Sport Policy, Management and International Development with distinction in 2018. After one further year working in Shanghai in the food & beverage industry, he then started his PhD at Loughborough University. Alessio’s research focuses on the role of football in improving the lives of refugees in the Central Mediterranean area within the Sport for Development and Peace sector. In particular, he looks at football experiences and initiatives in Sicily, his home region. Other than being a doctoral researcher at Loughborough University, Alessio currently serves as the Managing Editor for the Journal of Sports for Development (JSFD). He also partners with different organizations in Sicily to translate research into practice, particularly focusing on matching the interest of refugee populations with the SDP programs and initiatives offered on the island.
Alessio’s LinkedIn
Erika’s LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/erikamchen
Resources:
Journal of Sport for Development
International Platform on Sport and Development aka Sportanddev
University of Edinburgh MSc Sport Policy, Management and International Development
Loughborough University Msc Sport Management, Politics and International Development
Loughborough University UNESCO Chair on Sport, Physical Activity and Education for Development
My Charity Is Better For Being Open About Failure by Matt Stevenson-Dodd (The Guardian, 2018)
Refugee Teams Project (Italian)
Episode Info:
Episode recording date: August 4, 2022.
See Erika’s LinkTree for episode transcript.
“The Podcast Intro” by “Music_Unlimited” was retrieved from Pixabay. Licensor's Username and Licensee Username - erika_mueller.
Disclaimer:
The views and opinions expressed by the Guests of the Inspira Podcast do not necessarily represent the official policy or position of any Agency of the United States Government, or any organization public or private.
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