The GIA Network: Smoothing the path for Italian migrants

By Marcella Marziani / Maggie Kerr
Published 2 weeks, 3 days ago

The GIA Network, which has been in operation since Easter Monday 2020, has accomplished a litany of achievements in its short existence.

The GIA Network president, Domenico Stefanelli, with the secretary, Cristina Casanovi. (Photo: supplied)

Most recently, the group has raised funds to support young Italians who have lost their jobs over the course of ...

By Marcella Marziani

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Marcella Marziani is a local news reporter for La Fiamma and Il Globo specializing in local and cultural news.

By Maggie Kerr

Maggie Kerr is a journalist at La Fiamma, specialising in stories of cultural interest to the local community.

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The GIA Network: Smoothing the path for Italian migrants

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