At BASE, we will host Martina Marchiò, nurse and humanitarian worker with Doctors Without Borders, as she shares her experience in Rafah and Gaza in conversation with Pablo Trincia. In the midst of social chaos — where daily life is overwhelmed by conflict and suffering — Martina has witnessed firsthand the harsh medical and humanitarian conditions, shedding light on the resilience and hope that persist even amid devastation. A conversation with Martina Marchiò and Pablo Trincia to explore the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and Rafah — a story of pain, resistance, and hope from the front lines.
Martina Marchiò – Nurse and humanitarian worker with Doctors Without Borders. She has worked in Congo, Mozambique, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Mexico, Greece, Bangladesh, and Gaza — the subject of her book Brucia anche l’umanità. Diario di un’infermiera a Gaza, published by Infinito Edizioni.
Pablo Trincia – Italian journalist, television writer, and podcaster. Since 2003, he has collaborated with numerous outlets including La Stampa, il Venerdì di Repubblica, Io Donna, Panorama, l’Espresso, Berliner Kurier, Vanity Fair, Die Welt, Le Iene, La7, and more. In 2019, he published his first book Veleno – Una storia vera, followed by Dove nessuno guarda – Il caso Elisa Claps.
Roberta Lippi – Journalist, author, television writer, and podcaster. A tutor and lecturer in numerous training programs funded by the European Social Fund on media education and multimedia journalism, she was one of the first to popularize these topics in Italy. She has worked with various organizations, including MTV Italia, where she developed and authored original formats.