About us

We are a group of journalists, academics and “public intellectuals” determined to create an authoritative point of encounter, information, and debate on the Internet concerning Italy and Italian America.

Our project addresses three major segments of a large potential audience: Italophiles in North America, Americans of Italian descent, and Italians living in the U.S.

i-Italy is bilingual, with English as its main language as it is spoken by the most part of our target audiences.

STAFF AND CONSULTANTS

• - Letizia Airos -  Editor in Chief (letizia.airos@i-italy.org)

• - Francesco Carnesecchi - Videomaker / Video Editor
• - Cesare Baccheschi - Videomaker/Video Editor
• - Marina Melchionda - Journalist
• - Carmine Savarese - Photographer
• - Michele Scicolone - Food Editor
• - Charles Scicolone - Wine Editor
• - Iwona Adamczyk - Events Editor
  
• - Darrell Fusaro - Los Angeles Correspondent
• - Lori Fusaro - Photographer
• - Rodrigo Praino -  Researcher
• - Fulvio Minichini -  Social Media
• - Giovanna Landolfi - Researcher
• - Judith Harris - Rome Correspondent
• - Maria Rita Latto - Rome Correspondent
• - Cristina Fei - Rome Correspondent
• - Sara Capraro - Journalist, Photographer
• - Francesca Di Folco - Journalist
• - Giulia Prestia - Translation & Editing
• - Gabrielle Pati - Translation & Editing

 ADVISORY BOARD

• - Ottorino Cappelli (Project Coordinator), Università di Napoli "L'Orientale";
• - Anthony  j. Tamburri, Dean, J.D.Calandra Italian American Institute, CUNY;
• - Robert Viscusi, Brooklyn College, CUNY;
• - Fred Gardaphe, J.D.Calandra Italian American Institute, CUNY;
• - Letizia Airos, Journalist;
  
• - Stefano Giannuzzi, Director, Digitalians Corp.

CONTACT US:

editors@i-italy.org
25 West 43rd Street, 17th Floor
New York, New York 10036

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