Elena Ledda is an independent journalist from Sardinia. She is professor of Engagement Journalism at the BCN_NY Master Degree in Journalism, and a journalism project manager. She is the author of The stolen body. Violence and rebellion in the land of mafia. She practices solution–focused, narrative, long-form, and slow journalism from a feminist perspective, telling stories that deal with conflicts, inequalities, and injustice, but at the same time highlighting resilience, responses and alternatives to these problems. She is an accredited trainer of the Solutions Journalism Network and a member of the International Press Institute.