A careful evaluation about the rom population of Italy as seen by a touring musician. Written by Carol Sudhalter it can read opening the enclosed file.

Tuesday April First, at 7.20 PM, following the GR1, Taccuino Italiano in its weekly magazine appointment with the culture interviews Jole Severi Silvestrini. Taccuino Italiano is the program of RAI International whose ingredients range over the literature, to music, to the science, without forget the social truth, Internet and other curiosities. You can hear on satel radio the voice of the writer interviewed by Alessandra Tocci aboard the train Rome -Naples on occasion of the Galassia Gutenberg event.

Saturday 8 March Gabriella Sanna, sociologist and responsible of the intercultural services of the libraries of the municipality of Rome has introduced at the Griot’s Cultural Emporium bookstore in Trastevere the multiethnic Rome guide. In the course of the evening, that has seen the presence of about 40 people, took part the Ethiopian cultural mediator Tzehainesc Cahsai, the anthropologist and president of the immigrated women association Pilar Saravia, and Jole Severi Silvestrini. Journalist Giulio Cederna has led.

The editorial board of Leggere:tutti has selected the candidacy of Jole Severi Silvestrini in order to go up on the train of Gutenberg Galaxy in departure from Rome to Naples next 29 March. The same travel will be also a chance for the presentation of the books, and for a comparison between the authors and the readers, all joining by the same passion. The initiative already realized with success in 2007 ha the sponsorship of the Lazio Region, the Province of Rome, the Municipality of Rome and the Municipality of Naples. This Year the introduction will be coordinated by Paola Saluzzi e Guido Barlozzetti into the train car conference.

A sundown really unusual that passed at the field “Casilino 900”, one of the biggest nomad field in Rome, together with the nomadwriter Najo Adzovic the author of the book "The invisibile people".
The evening placed in the event "Pluns and Slums" organized by the faculty of architecture of the University of Rome 3 and by Marco Brazzoduro, Professor to the Faculty of Statistics Sciences of the University of Rome "La Sapienza" and Social Political teacher, has seen the presence of approximately 50 people between adults and children gathered around the fire of the nomad field of via Casilina, while Najo told its history of emigrant forced in Italy after being escaped from the Yugoslavia at the beginning of the civil war, for having left to go fifteen young bosniac people, its fellow soldiers, refusing to execute the order to kill them.