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Welcome to the I is for Institute podcast, hosted by Alex Klein, the Dorothy and Stephen R. Weber (CHE’60) Curator at ICA, the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. In this series you will hear from our colleagues working in contemporary arts organizations around the world about their individual perspectives on the work they are doing to shape and imagine different institutional models. At this critical moment when museums and their infrastructures ...
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The Italian Citizenship Podcast

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The Italian Citizenship Podcast is a project dedicated to the subject of Italian citizenship hosted by Italian attorney, Marco Permunian, head of the US office of Italian Citizenship Assistance and video podcaster known for his video podcast series Not Your Average Globetrotter & dual citizen, Rafael Di Furia. In this podcast series Marco and Rafael share all their experience and expertise while discussing various topics related to Italian citizenship; citizenship by descent (Jure Sanguinis ...
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In this conversational series First gen Latina therapist, mindset coach and expert business strategist, host Janessa Borges shares her best business strategies with a mix of raw insight, inspiration, and spicy Miami energy. Providing other Latinas a platform to share their voice and their message in order to inspire and provide motivation, tips, tricks & tools along with massive strategy to help other Latinas break glass ceilings. You can expect real, raw and honest conversations with other ...
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Listen to industry leaders and sustainability experts explore ways to accelerate the changes needed to save our planet at this year's ICAS Sustainability Summit, in association with A4S. Hosted by Dr Vanessa Collingridge, this panel 2 session recording offers insights on the role of business and technology in the climate transition. Speakers includ…
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Listen to industry leaders and sustainability experts explore ways to accelerate the changes needed to save our planet at this year's ICAS Sustainability Summit, in association with A4S. Hosted by Dr Vanessa Collingridge, this panel 1 session recording features discussion on how businesses can prepare for the demands of the sustainability reporting…
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Italian citizenship offers a blend of practical advantages and enriching personal experiences. With one of the world's most powerful passports, citizens enjoy visa-free access to numerous countries, simplified employment prospects within the EU, and affordable, high-quality education options. The Italian healthcare system is notably efficient and c…
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Exploring the possibility of living in Italy or embracing expat life in Italy brings with it the necessity to navigate the complexities of the Italian tax system, particularly for those moving to Italy or considering dual citizenship. Italy's tax framework, focusing on residency over citizenship, delineates clear guidelines for individuals on their…
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The Italian Digital Nomad Visa offers a pathway for highly skilled, remote workers from non-EU countries to start living and working in Italy. This opportunity not only facilitates life in Italy through a renewable residency permit but also potentially leads to permanent residency and Italian citizenship. Applicants need to demonstrate a minimum in…
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Living in Italy versus San Marino presents a unique set of opportunities, particularly when it comes to residency, business incorporation, and navigating each area's tax systems. San Marino, nestled within the Italian peninsula, offers enticing advantages for individuals and investors alike. Opting for residency in San Marino through investment, su…
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Italian citizenship applications, particularly those by descent or marriage, can face bureaucratic delays beyond legal processing times. The 'diffida' acts as a crucial mechanism to encourage consulates and the Ministry of Interior to expedite their decisions. This formal notice demands prompt action within a set deadline and warns of potential leg…
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Italy's introduction of the digital nomad visa will mark a significant advancement in meeting the contemporary workforce's changing demands, specifically targeting non-EU citizens who engage in remote work. This progressive legal framework aims to draw skilled professionals from across the globe, providing them an opportunity to integrate their wor…
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In this episode of the Italian Citizenship Podcast, hosted by Italian attorney Marco Permunian and dual citizen expat podcaster Rafael Di Furia, discuss the intricate details of a new legislative proposal concerning Italian citizenship by descent, examining its potential impact on applicants, the legislative process involved in making such changes,…
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Following recent changes to the AIRE registration rules, we received a flurry of questions highlighting a collective eagerness to understand the implications of these updates for Italians living abroad. This interest points to a broader theme: the significance of maintaining a legal and cultural connection to Italy, no matter one's location around …
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Moving to Italy and embracing expat life there offers families a unique blend of cultural richness and supportive healthcare policies, making life in Italy particularly appealing for those expecting a new addition. The Italian healthcare system, renowned for its accessibility and quality, significantly reduces the financial burden of childbirth, a …
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The recent update to the AIRE, a crucial registry for Italians living abroad, marks a significant shift in the landscape of Italian citizenship, particularly for those who acquired it through descent. This change underscores the importance of compliance with registration requirements, as it now carries the possibility of fines for those who delay o…
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Securing an appointment at a consulate, comune, or court is essential in the Italian citizenship recognition process, encompassing various avenues like citizenship by descent (jure sanguinis), court cases for Italian citizenship, and the practicalities of moving to Italy. Each route presents unique protocols and requirements, making the journey dis…
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The process of obtaining Italian citizenship by descent includes a critical phase of document gathering, where understanding certain nuances can be pivotal. In this context, there are three essential tips that prove immensely helpful. These tips are not just recommendations; they are strategic insights that guide applicants through the maze of bure…
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Getting Italian citizenship by descent involves understanding your family's history and gathering the right documents to prove your lineage. While navigating the specific documentation and bureaucratic requirements in Italy can be challenging, especially for those not fluent in Italian, it is a manageable task. However, many people find that seekin…
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Navigating the process of Italian citizenship through ancestry involves unique considerations, especially when an Italian ancestor naturalized as a U.S. citizen while their child was a minor. Recent legal developments in local regional courts have been favorable, often approving such cases. The situation, however, can vary with different family lin…
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The upcoming ETIAS visa waiver program is set to change the way many non-EU citizens travel to Europe. It's essential to understand its requirements, such as declaring the initial entry country, and limitations, notably its inapplicability for employment purposes. This program may also affect those transiting through EU airports. As it rolls out, s…
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Applying for Italian citizenship can require a thorough understanding of the necessary forms and procedures, whether you're applying through a consulate or directly in Italy. In the U.S., applicants might need to complete multiple forms, including an application for citizenship by descent, a self-declaration form, and forms for living ascendants an…
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Your Entrepreneurial Journey changes TODAY! We're diving into a topic that's fundamental to your entrepreneurial success – setting up your finances like a pro. In the final episode of our series on finances as entrepreneurs, join Gaby and I for a candid conversation about the challenges many of us face when starting our own businesses, from funding…
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As first gen women, we inherit a legacy of resilience, creativity, and determination. We know that entrepreneurship isn't just a journey; it's a deeply personal and cultural expression of who we are. The entrepreneurial spirit within us can get misled in this era of social media and comparing ourselves to others. I want to help you navigate the win…
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In recent years, the journey to Italian citizenship through marriage and italian citizenship via residency have undergone significant transformations. Historically, Italy stood out by allowing non-Italian spouses to apply for citizenship, regardless of their residence status. However, in 2016, Italy's rules adapted with the times, embracing more co…
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¡Hola, amiguita! Today, we're delving into a topic that shapes not only our wallets but our lives! I'm talking about money scripts and their profound impact on our financial growth. We welcome back personal finance expert, Gaby Rincón. Her experiences has led her to recognize that money is more than just numbers; it's deeply intertwined with our be…
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It’s a fine line we walk as bilingual social workers. There is bureaucracy, there is overload… There is no budget to hire more help. Our boundaries tend to get overlooked as more and more tasks, cases, and translation requests get added to our already full caseload. I don’t want you to face burnout before you get started, so here is some insight, a…
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The upcoming European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) visa waiver system will be essential for specific non-European Union nationals. These are individuals who currently don't need a visa for brief visits to Italy and the rest of the European Union, lasting up to 90 days. Although ETIAS isn't a visa, it functions as an extra lay…
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There has been a cultural shift in how we talk about money, but it can get tricky navigating these changes as first gen kids - and how we are altering these maps for our own children. Generational trauma can take many shapes and there are some unique ones we experience as children of immigrants. We’re super lucky to have financial educator Gaby Rin…
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One of the most misunderstood aspects of growing a business is the lack of specificity. After this episode, that won’t be you! A lot of new and growing business owners interpret this kind of fine tuning as limiting your audience, but that’s exactly the opposite. I’m going to share the truth with you, amiguita, about what it takes to create your ICA…
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Italy's healthcare system is often praised for its quality and accessibility, but it can be a maze for newcomers. Public hospitals generally offer free services, but the wait times can be long. Private hospitals provide quicker service but at a cost. The "ticket" system in public hospitals is an interesting feature, offering a nominal fee for some …
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So you want to start a podcast, amiguita? … I was constantly discouraged from taking on podcasting, but what can I say? I’m glad I decided to do it anyway because I love to share my experiences and knowledge and podcasting ended up being the PERFECT outlet. There’s a method to the podcasting world though, and Eugenia Woo knows the right questions t…
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Whether you’ve been an entrepreneur a little or a long time, you’ve probably realized there are constant ups and downs. We can’t plan for every outcome and while that can be discouraging, it’s how we show up afterwards that keeps our momentum going forward. Sometimes our brilliant ideas aren’t actually all that great, and sometimes the mediocre one…
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The path to Italian citizenship by descent is filled with nuances, shaped by various laws and historical benchmarks. Rooted in Italian Law 555 of 1912, this regulation introduced changes that could dramatically alter the citizenship status of some descendants of Italians who emigrated and became naturalized citizens elsewhere. While other dates lik…
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We can take care of business, amiguita - even from across the world. This week we’re talking to Chrissie Garcia who found her calling in college when she took a fitness class. She realized she wanted to help people live better. Meanwhile, she was working multiple jobs, taking what life handed her. But that had to evolve at the onset of the pandemic…
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No one likes to fail. So how do we spot those red flags before it gets too far and affects our businesses growth? Of course our community can be our first line of defense in helping us see the weaknesses that we can’t just because we’re too close. But what else can we do? In this week's episode of Latinas Empowering Latinas, I’ll go over some helpf…
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Italy's judicial system has always been a tapestry of rich history and intricate legal nuances. Recently, it's been abuzz with discussions around a particular decision: 17161, passed on June 15th, 2023. On the surface, it might seem like just another ruling from the Italian Supreme Court, the Corte di Cassazione. While many judicial systems around …
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We all have good and bad days, productive days and lazy days… but what if we could know when those days are coming? This is where my guest, Tanessa Shears, comes in. She is an expert when it comes to analyzing the data to be the best versions of ourselves. She has worked with six-figure entrepreneurs helping them double their energy and focus to ta…
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Are you part of the hustle and grind culture? I sure was, but after lots of personal work and serious boundaries I started challenging the belief systems I was raised in. I’m happy to say that I’ve adopted and fully embraced this new “anti-hustle” mentality. And I want to teach you exactly how you can achieve the same mindset and restructure your l…
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The Italian citizenship landscape has been buzzing with discussions about a recent court case that recently went through the Court of Rome. This case has left many wondering about the future of Italian citizenship by descent. The case in question, Decision 17161 of June 15th, 2023, rendered by the Italian Supreme Court(Corte di Cassazione), revolve…
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Are you drowning with your “to do” list? Listen amiguita, asking for help is a sign of strength not weakness. We’re all capable, but far more productive when we focus our energy on our strengths and delegate things we can. Just because we CAN do it all doesn’t mean we should. We explored one of my favorite topics in this week's episode of Latinas E…
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When we don’t have a clear picture of what we want, we very quickly run ourselves ragged and don’t give ourselves or our businesses the quality of care we’re dying for. I want you to know your worth it and I have some tough love for you in, “What your pricing says about your business” and you. Tough love incoming! Do you shortchange yourself? Do yo…
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When we become entrepreneurs our lives drastically change - and our family’s lives change too. Growing pains can become real problems and we explore how and why this happens in, How to navigate your relationship as a business owner with LMFT Veronica Cisneros, an all new episode of Latinas Empowering Latinas. Navigating ourselves as entrepreneurs c…
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Italian citizenship, a status that does not expire, often leads individuals to pursue obtaining an Italian passport or ID card. These two forms of identification serve different purposes, with the passport enabling international travel and the ID card permitting travel within the European Union. The recent introduction of a plastic ID card in Italy…
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Every three weeks, I sit in a chair at Lissette’s salon and get my hair done. Her journey, like most entrepreneurs, is faced with moments of doubt and fear. Let’s deep dive in, How would you show up if you knew you couldn't fail?, an all new episode of Latinas Empowering Latinas. Inspiration struck while visiting one of my favorite people, who also…
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Renunciation of Italian citizenship is a process that in the past could have happened to one of your ancestors passively whereas nowadays it would require an active effort to do so. Active renunciation may be necessary to take into consideration due to professional circumstances, such as government jobs that prohibit dual citizenship or multi-natio…
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In rushing to get things up and running, there are important factors when it comes to your website that tend to get overlooked. We focus on how to make your website finder friendly in this episode of Latinas Empowering Latinas. In this episode, I speak with web designer Jennifer Waldsmith about the basics of search engine optimization (SEO) and tip…
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When we build community and stop looking at one another as a threat, we create a fuller, richer workspace for all of us. We’re exploring the importance of collaboration over competition in an all new episode of Latinas Empowering Latinas. One of the most important skills of being an entrepreneur is building your community of professionals in your f…
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This discussion delves into the intricacies of acquiring Italian citizenship through 1948 cases with a spotlight on scenarios involving ancestors who naturalized in foreign countries while their descendants were minors. The conversation touches upon the Italian legal framework and the discretion judges hold in interpreting laws. Insights into the s…
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We all make mistakes, but take it from me, you can avoid some big ones when it comes to website protections in All About Websites: Buyer Beware, an episode of Latinas Empowering Latinas. Whether you use a web builder, hire a web designer, or hire a company to build a fully custom website, there are a lot of pieces involved. In this episode, I speak…
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Listen to our latest ICAS podcast episode focusing on the support offered by the ICAS Foundation.Hazel Smith CA shares her journey from studying economics and finance at the University of Strathclyde to the present day, where she works in external audit for Bentley’s Chartered Accountants in Brisbane.Hazel has been able to fulfil a life dream of he…
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Being an entrepreneur and business owner can be overwhelming! At times, you feel stuck and need inspiration. Life can leave us discouraged, but we can also give ourselves ENCOURAGEMENT - in an all new episode of Latinas Empowering Latinas. As a Coach, Therapist and Business Strategist I know what it’s like to start at zero. I also know what it’s li…
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Translations of vital documents are a key component in the Italian citizenship process. This discussion emphasizes the various types of translations that can be required, the importance of certified translations, and the distinct aspects of the process when applying through Italy. Furthermore, they shed light on the nuances of document translation,…
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Welcome to the final episode of a 3 part series with my personal business attorney and Legal coach Lisa Fraley. Lisa specializes in helping entrepreneurs in legally protecting the business they work so hard to create. I asked Lisa the most asked (and juiciest) questions all entrepreneurs want the answers to about protecting your website, disclaimer…
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