She stands out for her linguistic, literary and intercultural skills. In fact, in 2021 she graduated from the University of Bari with a master’s degree in Modern Languages and Literature, studying, primarily, German and English language and literature and, secondarily, Russian language and literature. In addition, she has good skills in French, Spanish and Italian sign language. In addition, in 2019 she won a DAAD scholarship that enabled her to study at the University of Cologne. She currently participates in activities and events promoting German language and culture and cooperation between Italy and Germany. Her high metalinguistic, metacultural and transversal skills will be particularly useful for the cross -sectoral research project for innovation and i nclusiveness in European societies, and specifically for the area of Linguistic Simplification studies from a contrastive perspective between German and Italian.