Cisp – Centro Interdisciplinare Scienze per la Pace
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Collaborators

Milady Cordero Ulloa

Milady is a sociologist with a master’s degree in “Peace Sciences” from the University of Pisa.

Currently she is a research fellow at Department of Agricultural Sciences and a collaborator of CISP, where she is responsible for designing educational programs in schools, organizing local events, and supporting and training Civil Service volunteers.

She is a member of the Board of EuPRA (European Peace Research Association).

Her areas of interest include: Everyday Peace, migration, peace education, nonviolent education, and human rights.

E-mail: milady.corderoulloa@agr.unipi.it

Linda Fregoli

Linda has a PhD in Legal Sciences from the University of Pisa.

Currently, she is a research fellow at CISP, where she works on the project “Evaluation of the Civilian Peace Corps Pilot Program” (Valutazione della sperimentazione dei Corpi civili di pace). She is a member of the national research group DiReSom – Law and Religion in Multicultural Societies since 2023. 

Her research interests include the impact of technological developments in the field of Artificial Intelligence on the relationship between law and religion, also in connection with issues of sustainability and peace.

E-mail: linda.fregoli@phd.unipi.it

Giulia Nervi

Giulia is an expert in training courses in school and sports contexts. 

For CISP she has developed and conducted educational workshops on conflict management and peer mediation in schools, intercultural pedagogy, nuclear disarmament and environmental education. 

In addition, she oversees training for the Universal Civic Service and carries out classroom tutoring activities for the courses of the Centre. 

E-mail: giulianervi@gmail.com

Federico Oliveri

Federico is a joint researcher at CISP. He completed his studies in Philosophical Disciplines at the Scuola Normale Superiore. He carries out research on citizenship, rights, migration, racism and labour exploitation, applying theories and methods of philosophy and sociology of law. 

For CISP he is the editorial secretary of the online magazine “Scienza e Pace / Science and Peace” and co-coordinator of “Scienza & Pace Magazine”. He organized the last four editions of the Higher Education Course “Rights and Migration”. He collaborates in the training of Universal Civic Service volunteers.

E-mail: federico.oliveri@cisp.unipi.it

Giuseppina Scala

Giuseppina currently holds a postdoctoral fellowship at the Interdisciplinary Centre “Sciences for Peace” (Centro Interdisciplinare Scienze per la Pace – CISP) at the University of Pisa. Since 2022, she has been an active member of the DiReSoM national reseacrh group (Diritto e Religione nelle Società Multiculturali), contributing to interdisciplinary dialogues on law and religion in multicultural contexts.

She is the Principal Investigator of the research project Multi-faith Spaces in Multicultural Societies: Silence and Quiet Rooms. Current Trials for Sustainable Spirituality, which explores the role of inclusive spiritual environments in contemporary institutional settings. Her work investigates how silence and spatial design can foster coexistence and respect for diverse religious and non-religious identities. She regularly presents her research findings at national and international conferences, workshops, and academic forums.

Her broader research interests include law and religion, fundamental rights, the legal dimensions of multi-faith spaces, and the integration of quiet rooms in public and institutional environments as tools for promoting sustainable spirituality and intercultural dialogue.

E-mail: giuseppina.scala@cisp.unipi.it

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