Trani – Carcere Femminile. “Made in carcere” è un progetto iniziato da Luciana Delle Donne, una top manager che ha lasciato il suo lavoro per dedicarsi totalmente ad aiutare le persone svantaggiate. Organizzando dei work shop le detenute dei carceri di Trani e Lecce hanno imparato a lavorare con materiali di scarto come tessuti, bottoni, vele, per produrre borse ed accessori. Creando un modello di sviluppo sostenibile e una reale riabilitazione per le detenute che vi partecipano.
“Made In Carcere” (Made In Prison) is a project initiated by Luciana Delle Donne, a top manager who left her job to dedicate her skills to support disadvantaged people. She was able to create a tailor workshop where prisoners cut bags out of recycled and waste material. But ‘Made In Carcere’ is a lot more than that. It is a sustainable development model and a real rehabilitation for the detainees involved. “The idea was to demonstrate that one could generate change by via work in certain sectors which are the environment and social sectors.” says Luciana. “The environment because we collect all the scraps that are leftover inside textile warehouses and social because what we do, as our brand ‘Made in Carcere’ indicates, is employ a workforce inside prisons, in particular women. “Made in Carcere” is a project currently active in Lecce and Trani prisons.
Trani – Carcere Femminile. “Made in carcere”. – Images by della Corte Paolo