La guerra è una scelta, eliminarla non è un’utopia | Simonetta Gola | TEDxMantova

Why can't we see alternatives to war as a solution to disputes? Why do countries around the world continue to invest in armaments? In this vibrant talk, Simonetta explains how providing high-quality healthcare can achieve greater benefits for people, demonstrating instead how war always fails, harming innocents and not solving problems. Why can't we see alternatives to war as a solution to disputes? Why do countries around the world continue to invest in armaments? In this vibrant talk, Simonetta explains how providing high-quality healthcare can achieve greater benefits for people, demonstrating instead how war always fails, harming innocents and not solving problems. A graduate in Political Science and a freelance journalist, in 2014 she won the Ischia Prize for Communicator of the Year. She has worked with EMERGENCY since 2001 and is now director of the Communications Office, responsible for developing communication projects for foreign activities and the culture of peace. She has been on the Board of Directors of EMERGENCY since 2009. For Feltrinelli she edited the last book by her husband, the late Gino Strada, entitled "One person at a time". She graduated in Political Sciences and has been a freelance journalist; In 2014, she won the Ischia Award for Communicator of the Year. She has worked with EMERGENCY since 2001 and is today the director of the Communication Department, dealing with the development of communication projects for foreign activities and fostering the culture of peace. She has been on the Board of Directors of EMERGENCY since 2009. For Feltrinelli she has been the curator of the last book by her husband, Gino Strada, “One person at a time”. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx