In Naples, inmates make robes for law professors

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In Naples, inmates sew gowns for law professors at Federico II University. This is done through a "social integration project" involving the university and the Palingen tailoring workshop, which offers jobs to both inmates and former inmates, giving them a second chance.

The robe-giving ceremony for the faculty of the Department of Law will be held on Monday, December 16, at 13 p.m. in the De Sanctis Hall at Federico II University . The Palingen srl tailoring workshop was founded with the aim of offering a second chance to people deprived of their liberty, both men and women, through training and professional employment.

The event will be attended, among others, by Sandro Staiano, director of the Department of Law, Giulia Russo, director of the “Pasquale Mandato” prison in Secondigliano, Marco Maria Mazio, CEO of Palingen, the seamstresses Amalia Giacchetta and Maria Ruotolo, and Samuele Ciambriello, Guarantor of prisoners in Campania.

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