Adele Palma

Background

About Adele Palma

I was born on Easter Eve ("Pasqua" in Italian) in 1996 and I risked calling myself "Pasqualina" at the behest of my grandfather. When I was 4, my parents noticed that I had learned to read the car dealership sign near my house, so they decided to test me to go from the last year of kindergarten directly to 2nd grade. Everyone is sad when I tell them that I didn't experience the "first day of first grade", because according to them I missed an intense experience, but I can assure that I am not upset. I studied in Genoa: firstly. and then. In parallel with the degree courses, I also attended the School for Advanced Studies of my University (so-called "Ianua") in which I was pupils' representative, and which allowed me to obtain and (EQF Level 8) at 25 years old. I wrote my two theses in (in particular, Constitutional Law). I am fascinated by the law's ability to create harmony in society, as well as to aim for equality between people. I consider it a sign of evolved civilization. My master's degree thesis became ("the right-duty to health"). The idea of has always fascinated me: I’m referring to the idea of being part of the Republic. After all, even if the so-called "state bureaucratic machine" is sometimes discredited, it is essential for all of us: we are the State. Therefore, after having worked for about a year and a half in a private company, I was hired in an administrative position in the, which manages the ports of La Spezia and Marina di Carrara. In my free time, I deal with, through the project "A choice for life"(designed by Giulio Deangeli) and "Universitas" of the RUI Foundation. I love, because I consider it the noblest form through which one can be at the service of the community. That is why I attended two schools of politics, and I have been a political activist for three years.