Daniela GRIGNOLI

Prof. Daniela GRIGNOLI is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Molise. Her work focuses on social policy, gender studies, migration, and welfare systems. She has conducted extensive research on gender-based violence, social inclusion of marginalized groups, and regional development in Italy, particularly in the Molise region. Her publications emphasize qualitative methodologies, policy analysis, and community engagement.

Her research interests include the intersection of welfare systems and elderly care, integration of migrant populations, and the impact of digital technologies on social services. She has contributed to projects like ‘MOlise Verso l’InTegrazione’ and ‘SMART WEST,’ analyzing post-pandemic work dynamics and migrant reception policies.

Prof. GRIGNOLI’s work often bridges theory and practice, with a focus on participatory methods, such as focus groups and co-creation approaches in social work education. She has explored themes like prison environments, cyberbullying, and emotional dynamics in confinement, reflecting her interdisciplinary approach to social issues.

• Key Themes: Gender equality, social cohesion, migration policies, intergenerational learning, and public health.
• Recent Focus: Post-pandemic adaptation, welfare system reforms, and empowerment strategies for vulnerable groups.

Her academic contributions are characterized by regional case studies, policy evaluation, and advocacy for inclusive social policies.