Agnese Moro
Maria Agnese Moro (born in 1952) is an Italian journalist and writer, daughter of the politician Aldo Moro.
Biography
Early life
Agnese Moro studied at the Vatican Apostolic Library –where she graduated in bibliography and library science– and subsequently obtained a degree in psychology.
Career
Her first job was at the Italian Confederation of Workers' Unions, but she later moved on to non-profit social research organizations.
Very interested in citizens' rights, she is part of the Documentation Center Archivio Flamigni which promotes the Network of archives to not forget (Script error: The function "langx" does not exist.). She has also edited texts on the theme of human rights.
As of 2024[update], she collaborates with the newspapers La Stampa and Madre.
Personal life
She is mother of three children.[citation needed]
Works
Books
- 2003 – Un uomo così. Ricordando mio padre (in italiano) (1 ed.). Rizzoli Libri. Search this book on
- Un uomo così. Ricordando mio padre (in italiano) (2 ed.). Rizzoli Libri. 2008. ISBN 9788817024365. Search this book on
- Un uomo così. Ricordando mio padre (in italiano) (2 ed.). Rizzoli Libri. 2008. ISBN 9788817024365. Search this book on
Conventions
- 2016 – Così le nostre vite sono cambiate. La giustizia oltre la pena (in italiano)
- 2023 – Aldo Moro, i giovani e noi: un'amicizia viva (in italiano)
See also
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