in collaborazione con
Prof. Gaetano De Leo
Cattedra di Psicologia Sociale e Giuridica dell’Università degli Studi di Bergamo
e la partecipazione
della Presidente del Tribunale per i Minorenni di Milano
Dott.ssa Livia Pomodoro

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PROGRAMMA
Sabato 25 novembre
Crescere in famiglie omogenitoriali
Contributi dal diritto, dalle scienze psicologiche e sociali

GIORNATE DI APPROFONDIMENTO
Sabato 2 dicembre
La genitorialità omosessuale nella quotidianità

Sabato 16 dicembre
Supporto alla genitorialità nelle situazioni di crisi

Sabato 13 gennaio
Inserimento sociale e scolastico dei bambini che crescono in famiglie omogenitoriali


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Comitato scientifico
Gaetano De Leo, Giuseppina La Delfa, Paola Valentini

Segreteria Scientifica
Presso Cattedra Psicologia Sociale e Giuridica - Università di Bergamo Chiara Cavina, Simona Dolci

Segreteria organizzativa
Soc. coop. The future in the present
sede legale c.so San Gottardo 19, Milano
Ass. Famiglie Arcobaleno
sede legale via Bezzecca 3, Milano

Grafica e Web
LaPluma - web agency

Con il contributo di
Arcigay Milano

Promosso da
Arcigay Nazionale, Arcilesbica Nazionale

Ringraziamenti
Alessandra Olcese - Random Production

Intervento di Brett Shapiro (Scrittore, giornalista)

Brett Shapiro, writer and consultant for the United Nations, is a gay father.
He adopted his son, Zachary, as a single parent when Zachary was three days old. Mr Shapiro will discuss the legal and administrative dimensions of adopting a child as a gay parent, as well as the various social and psychological challenges that he and he now 18-year-old son (and several years later, Brett's companion and his companion's son) have faced as a visibly "non-traditional" family.

Brett Shapiro is an American writer and journalist. He was raised in Philadelphia and then spent 12 years living in New York, Paris and Jerusalem before moving to Rome in 1991 with his son, whom he adopted as a single parent when his son was three days old. He is the author of the best-selling L'Intruso, a memoir published in Italy (Feltrinelli) and subsequently a film and theatrical production. He collaborated with the conductor Robert Craft on a biography of Igor Stravinsky entitled Dearest Bubushkin, published in the UK (Thames and Hudson) and has also written two children's books, The Adventures of Bailey the Bag Dog, winner of Austria's National Book Award, and Bailey Strikes It Rich. His short stories have been published and performed in theatres in Rome, and his essays and articles have appeared in numerous magazines and newspapers in Italy and the US. Since moving to Rome, he is also a consultant with the United Nations and a regular guest professor at the Università di Siena.