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The assorted musings of Hugo Schwyzer: a progressive Anabaptist/Episcopalian Democrat (but with a sense of humor), a community college history and gender ...

Matilde Soligno is a fine art photographer. She currently lives and works in Italy. Her artworks have been exhibited internationally.

Matilde Gattoni was born in Milan in 1974. After studying History and History of the Art at the University of Strasbourg, Matilde graduated in Economics in 2001. Her photographic work has appeared in publications such as Geographical, Geo, Terre Sauvage, Focus, L'Humanité, Famiglia Cristiana, Il Venerdì di Repubblica, Il Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica and D di Repubblica. Her book “Uzbekistan, 10 years after independence” published in 2002 was made in collaboration with the Pakistani journalist Ahmed Rashid, one of the major experts of Central Asia and Afghanistan. The book depicts a social frame of Uzbekistan 10 years after its independence from the USSR and poses the delicate question of the future of the Uzbek nation, the most powerful country in Central Asia thanks to its strategic geographical position. Matilde Gattoni is an independent photographer based in Milan available for assignments. Since 2002 she collaborates with Grazia Neri press agency and with UNICEF. Matilde is also specialized in architectural photography and has worked for clients such as Nemo Gruppo Cassina, the Zurich Airport and Nakheel, Dubai's largest property developer.