FEMALE COLLECTIVE WHO LEARNED A TRADE In one of the most challenged suburbs of Naples, a popular initiative uses women’s emancipation, art and culture, pedagogy, good food and social capital as main ingredients for a recipe for cultural development and social recovery. All the shack activities have moved and have grown into Chikù, an alternative restaurant and meeting place in the heart of Scampia. The first Italian-Romani restaurant in the country: in front of an excellent dinner, prejudice begins to break down, and people get closer to one another more easily. Chikù: A Romani-Italian restaurant in Naples run by women | Cooperative City
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