Presentation video of the book “Inquinamento visuale. Manifesto contro il razzismo e il sessimo nelle immagini” by Anna Lisa Tota, Antonietta De Feo, and Lia Luchetti (Mondadori Università, 2023), Bookcity, Teatro Franco Parenti, Via Pier Lombardo 14 – Milan, 19 November 19 2023. Video by Anna Lisa Tota, Antonietta De Feo, and Lia Luchetti. Editing by Alessandra Ciarla. Link
“Inquinamento visuale. Manifesto contro il razzismo e il sessismo delle immagini” (Mondadori, 2023): We discuss this with Anna Lisa Tota, professor of Sociology of Cultural Processes; Federica Fugazzotto, who translated bell hooks’ “Ain’t I a Woman?”, and “Digitale De-genere”, an initiative to address gender issues in the tech sector.
Curated by: Elena Mordiglia.
Listen to the interview:Link
To watch the full episode on Rai Play: Link
Lecture at the Journalists’ Training Course, promoted by Ucsi Marche, the Order of Journalists of Marche, and the University of Camerino, on “Ethics and Information in Pursuit of Truth” – Abbadia di Fiastra (Tolentino-Urbisaglia MC) – September 16, 2023.
“Take care of your thoughts, for they will become actions. Take care of your actions, for they will become habits.” As Gandhi wisely warned us, these enlightening words are echoed in Professor Anna Lisa Tota’s book “Ecologia del pensiero”, which reminds us that the former is a necessary precursor to the latter.
Interview for the magazine: https://www.greentomeet.com
What impact can a university have on its local area through its initiatives? We explore the goals and achievements of Roma Tre University’s Third Mission with Professor Anna Lisa Tota, Vice Rector in charge of Third Mission activities, Professor Antonio D’Alessandri, Professor Marco Catarci, and Professor Alessandro Neri. Podcast “Attiviamo Energie Positive.” Listen to the interview: Link
Sociologist Anna Lisa Tota takes us on a journey through the labyrinth of our minds and thoughts. Video
Episode “Scritto letto detto” 2023 season, episode 77.
Professor Anna Lisa Tota discusses how, in this era of intense and constant media stimuli, it is essential to take care of ourselves and our minds.
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What if pollution wasn’t limited to the physical environment but also affected the flow of our thoughts? What if those thoughts could become eco-thoughts that promote well-being for both ourselves and others? And what if all living beings, both animals and plants, could contribute to the eco-thought of the world? These are the reflections of sociologist Anna Lisa Tota, who invites us to reconsider how we choose and generate thoughts—ecological thoughts. Listen to the interview on the show “Millevoci,” curated by Michela Daghini: Link
