Francesca Crivellaro

Francesca Crivellaro is Sr Assistant Professor in Cultural Anthropology at the Department of Education Studies. She achieved the PhD in "International Cooperation and Sustainable Development Policies" in 2011 with a thesis on microcredit as a strategy for migrant womens' social inclusion. Since 2007, she has been collaborating with different national and international research groups and participated in different EU funded projects (E+ project "EuMentorSTEM.Creation of a EUropean e-platform of MENTORing and coaching for promoting migrant women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics"; H2020 "PLOTINA. Promoting gender balance and inclusion in research, innovation and training"; H2020 “AGRUMIG. Leaving something behind-Migration Governance and Agricultural and Rural Change in ‘home’ communities”). Main research interests: international cooperation and development (microfinance, economic anthropology and development; migration and rural development); gender and migrations (gender, parenting/parenthood and migration; ethnic and gender discriminations in the labour market; highly qualified migrant women). Go to the Curriculum vitae