La memoria non si limita a conservare ricordi, ma costituisce uno strumento essenziale per apprendere, costruire l’identità personale e affrontare le sfide della crescita. Attraverso un’analisi delle esperienze formative, si esplora il ruolo della memoria nel mantenere valori, consolidare il senso di sé e orientare il cammino verso il futuro.Un approfondimento sul valore della memoria come motore di sviluppo e cambiamento.
Laureata in Storia e Demografia Storica, Cavaliere di Gran Croce della Repubblica Italiana, si dedica a sport e cultura, oltre ad aver svolto attività accademica all’Università di Torino presso la cattedra di Storia Moderna.
Dal 2012 Presidente del Museo Egizio di Torino.
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