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Nadia Addezio is an Italian freelance journalist based in Rome. She covers the Mediterranean region, North, West, and Central Africa, with a focus on human rights and their multiple dimensions, grassroots forms of resistance, African diasporas in Europe and the United States, environmental issues, and migration. Her reporting examines the social, political, economic, and geopolitical dimensions of these issues.
Her main countries of focus are Tunisia, Algeria, Mauritania, Niger, and Cameroon.
Her work regularly appears in il manifesto and Nigrizia, and she has also contributed to outlets such as Il Venerdì di Repubblica, L’Espresso, Domani, Altreconomia, The New Arab, Politis.fr, Qantara, Afrique XXI, l’Humanité, Religion Unplugged, Untold Magazine, FairPlanet, Valigia Blu, and Valori.it.
As a freelance editor and proofreader, she collaborates with Confronti Magazine and Study Center, as well as with the IDOS Research Center. She also covers political events as a photographer.
She holds a bachelor’s degree in International Relations from the University of Naples Federico II and a master’s degree in Journalism from the Lelio and Lisli Basso Foundation. She attended a second master's program in Multimedia Journalism at the 24Ore Business School.