Marina Cavazza

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Antonella, Italy

Architect, humanitarian worker
Italian Partner
Mother of a 3-year-old girl
 
“The arrival of my daughter changed my career completely. My area was emergency response, which means that I'd get a 48-hour notice before
I was on the plane and I'd be gone for at least a month. You can't do this kind of work and have a family. I've been lucky to have had two careers already, one as an architect and one as a humanitarian worker, and to have achieved something in both. It made it easier for me to accept being stuck in Geneva with a baby, not having enough work, and being supported by my partner (which is also lucky).”

Geneva, November 2013

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Antonella, Italy<br /> <br /> Architect, humanitarian worker<br /> Italian Partner<br /> Mother of a 3-year-old girl<br />  <br /> “The arrival of my daughter changed my career completely. My area was emergency response, which means that I'd get a 48-hour notice before <br /> I was on the plane and I'd be gone for at least a month. You can't do this kind of work and have a family. I've been lucky to have had two careers already, one as an architect and one as a humanitarian worker, and to have achieved something in both. It made it easier for me to accept being stuck in Geneva with a baby, not having enough work, and being supported by my partner (which is also lucky).”<br /> <br /> Geneva, November 2013