Mohammed, a young migrant living in the village with his family, plays in goal during a match. The National/Giacomo Sini
Pino, a carpenter and mason from Camini who after several years travelling and working in Northern Italy and Europe, decided to come back in his native village. The National/Giacomo Sini
The project has welcomed migrants to the sparsely populated Calabrian town in a bid to boost jobs and development for nearly two decades. The National/ Giacomo Sini
Some migrants and locals gather for a talk in front of the "Taverna Donna Rosa", the main centre for the protest against the central government. The National/Giacomo Sini
Mimma, a woman in her 50s who runs a grocery store in Riace, is a strong supporter of the model and has a banner outside of her shop that reads "I also support Riace".
Young men from Riace walk towards the central streets of the village.The National/Giacomo Sini
Giuseppe Civati, a former MP, is seen in the centre with the deputy-mayor of Riace village.The National/Giacomo Sin
Two migrants hosted by a local association help to clean the kitchen before attending one of the cooking sessions. The National/Giacomo Sini
A man walks past a mural painted in support of migrants titled ‘where are the clouds going?’. The National/Giacomo Sini
The only football field of the little village where every day there are long matches between the the local kids. The National/Giacomo Sini
Mohammed, a young migrant living in the village with his family, plays in goal during a match. The National/Giacomo Sini
Pino, a carpenter and mason from Camini who after several years travelling and working in Northern Italy and Europe, decided to come back in his native village. The National/Giacomo Sini
The project has welcomed migrants to the sparsely populated Calabrian town in a bid to boost jobs and development for nearly two decades. The National/ Giacomo Sini
Some migrants and locals gather for a talk in front of the "Taverna Donna Rosa", the main centre for the protest against the central government. The National/Giacomo Sini
Mimma, a woman in her 50s who runs a grocery store in Riace, is a strong supporter of the model and has a banner outside of her shop that reads "I also support Riace".
Young men from Riace walk towards the central streets of the village.The National/Giacomo Sini
Giuseppe Civati, a former MP, is seen in the centre with the deputy-mayor of Riace village.The National/Giacomo Sin
Two migrants hosted by a local association help to clean the kitchen before attending one of the cooking sessions. The National/Giacomo Sini
A man walks past a mural painted in support of migrants titled ‘where are the clouds going?’. The National/Giacomo Sini
The only football field of the little village where every day there are long matches between the the local kids. The National/Giacomo Sini
Mohammed, a young migrant living in the village with his family, plays in goal during a match. The National/Giacomo Sini