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Silvia Lami

Senegal

Biography

Silvia Lami was born in Italy and she has a master degree in Contemporary Political Philosophy. She is an international development professional working in Senegal. She has a specific expertise in migrations with fieldwork experiences in Lampedusa (Italy) and Senegal.

Funded project

Demal Te Niew (Go and come back)

Demal Te Niew is an interactive web-documentary on return migration between Italy and Senegal that aims to present an alternative perspective on migration through data-journalism and a multi-media storytelling strategy.