annUaL ConferenCe april 24–25, 2015 Bambini ragazzi giovani Children and Youth in Italy and the Italian Diaspora Photo: Stephen nessen John D. Calandra Italian american Institute 25 West 43rd Street, 17th floor, manhattan for more InformaTIon: 212.642.2094 or www.qc.edu/calandra Bambini, Ragazzi, Giovani: Children and Youth in Italy and the Italian Diaspora Program (subject to change) Thursday, April 23, 2015 6–8 pm: Welcome and reception Searching for the Culturally Conscious in Children’s Fiction with Italian-American Characters, Lisa Paolucci (Columbia University) History’s Children: Exploited, Abandoned, Saved La Galleria Little Aliens of a Beaten Race: Immigrant Newsboys and Newsgirls in the United States, 1880s–1920s, Vincent DiGirolamo (Baruch College, CUNY) Talking with Spartaco (Bob) Schirru in Milan, Illinois, Luc Nemeth (Independent Scholar) A Haven in East Harlem: Home Garden Settlement/Haarlem House/LaGuardia Memorial House, LuLu LoLo Pascale (Playwright) 4:30–5:45 pm Film and Literature between Italy and the USA Conference Room The Children Are Watching Us: Youngsters and Parents in Italian Neorealist Cinema, Frank P. Tomasulo (Pace University) From Wise Children to Wise Italian/American Men: Children in the Narratives of Tony Ardizzone, Fred Gardaphé, and Mary Caponegro, Carla Francellini (University of Siena) Internal Journeys from Childhood to Adulthood in Elena Ferrante’s Novels, Fred Misurella (East Stroudsburgh University) Antonio Campobasso and His “Brothers” and “Sisters”: The Plight of Black Soldiers’ Biracial Children in Postwar Italy, Stefano Luconi (University of Padua) Friday, April 24, 2015 Italian-American Memoirs La Galleria 9:30–10:45 am Running from Ozone: How the Mafia Drove Me to Psychological Approaches Conference Room Grad School, Caroline Pari-Pfisterer (Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY) Career Counseling with Italian-American College Students Using a Cultural Formulation Approach, It’s a Free Country, but the Freedom Wasn’t Free, Dominick Carielli (John D. Calandra Italian Joseph Cosco (Old Dominion University) American Institute, Queens College, CUNY) The Iron Shoes, Phyllis Capello (Author) Italian-American Fathers and Daughters: A 1:30–2:45 pm Psychological Narrative of Childhood and Adolescence, Lorraine Mangione (Antioch Keynote to be announced University New England) and Donna DiCello 3–4:15 pm (Yale Medical School) Sociological Approaches Conference Room 11am–12:15 pm Fitting In and Acceptance: Challenges Faced Little Gendered Bodies Conference Room and Strategies Adopted with Peers from Conflicting Portrayals of Growing Up Female Childhood through Early Adulthood in Italy, the in Nineteenth-Century Italy: The Case of Anna United States, and Abroad, Jane McCall Politi Zuccari, in arte Neera, Lisa Downward (Marist (Independent Scholar) College) Italian-American Identity: Results from a Study Out of Unknown Bodies, Carmela Delia Lanza of New York’s Italian-American Youth Population, (University of New Mexico, Gallup) Rosemary Serra (University of Trieste) Bodies in Trans(l/n)ation: Mapping Children’s Italian-American Youth Culture: Some Theoretical Desire and Pain in Melania Mazzucco’s Vita, Eva Considerations, Donald Tricarico (Queensborough P. Sañudo (University of Oviedo) Community College, CUNY) Children in Italy La Galleria Pedagogical Case Studies La Galleria Saturday, April 25, 2015 Suffer the Children: The Mafia’s “Code of Honor” Rev. Pasquale Codella and La Scuola Dante in and the Murder of Italian Youth, Lion Calandra Waterbury, Connecticut, Michael S. Genovese 9:30–10:45 am (Journalist) (Italian Genealogical Group) Italian Lessons: Three Cases of Assimilation The Dilemmas of Second-Generation Immigrants Efforts Conference Room The Italianization of John Cabot as a Paradoxical in Italy, Robert Garot (John Jay College, CUNY) Source of Pride for Italian-Canadian Youth, Krysta Molding Italy’s Newest Children: Language Pandolfi (York University) Chinese Youth in Contemporary Italian Cinema, Education in Alto Adige, 1919–1929, Eden K. Mary Ann McDonald Carolan (Fairfield University) McLean (Auburn University) The Depiction of Italian Youth and Culture in Foreign-Language Textbooks, Angelyn 1:30–2:45 pm Students of Empire: Naturalization and Education Balodimas-Bartolomei (North Park University) of Italian Youth in Tunisia, Sarah DeMott (New Keynote Conference Room 4:30–5:45 pm York University) Imagining and Designing the Future in Italy The Influence of Grandparenting on Growing Up “Fascist,” Marisa Giorgi (The Ohio (1977–2014): Children’s Participation in Urban Personal Development Conference Room State University) Planning, Raymond Lorenzo (The Umbra Institute Perugia) Family Memory and Its Thrust toward the Future, 11 am–12:15 pm Rossana del Zio (Journalist) 3–4:15 pm Colonial Pursuits and Racial Paradigms Caring for the Caregiver, Carmen Morano (Hunter Conference Room Literary Representations Conference Room College, CUNY) Youth, Racism, and Violence Onscreen in Fascist Escape from Modernity: Frances Hodgson Italy, AnneMarie Tamis-Nasello (Fashion Institute The Role of Grandparents in Developing and Burnett’s Italian Children, Leonardo Buonomo Maintaining an Ethnic Identity in Post-Immigrant of Technology, SUNY) (University of Trieste) Generations, Kathryn Alessandria (West Chester Testimonial Literature: Grazia Arnese Grimaldi La Merica for Children: Luigi Capuana and Gli University) and 13,000 Italian-Libyan Children and Youth Americani di Rabbato, Chiara Mazzucchelli Forgotten by History, Rosario Pollicino (University (University of Central Florida) of Western Ontario)
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