a place where children can go, to save them from exploitation by the camorra.re are risks involved. >> this hole comes from a bullet fired in front of the entrance of the foundation that hit this wall. a blatant sign of organized crime, one of the biggest problems here. they want to show that places like this are not wanted. because we educate the children to respect the laws. our weapons are books, musical instruments, and even solar panels. >> gennaro is eleven years old. he comes to the foundation every day, and it's made him an environmental activist. children play an important role: they're the ones who persuaded their parents to participate in the energy project. we installed more solar panels here, and over there. and also on this side. >> it makes me happy, because at least we are doing something for the climate. > i told my mamma that it's good for the environment and you also save money. >> pasquale cirillo has been working for the foundation for 20 years, but for him, it is about much more than alternative energy. >> we try to give these kids a chanc

a place where children can go, to save them from exploitation by the camorra.re are risks involved. >> this hole comes from a bullet fired in front of the entrance of the foundation that hit this wall. a blatant sign of organized crime, one of the biggest problems here. they want to show that places like this are not wanted. because we educate the children to respect the laws. our weapons are books, musical instruments, and even solar panels. >> gennaro is eleven years old. he comes to the foundation every day, and it's made him an environmental activist. children play an important role: they're the ones who perersuadd their parents to participate in the energy project. we installed more solar panels here, and over there. and also on this side. >> it makes me happy, because at least we are doing something for the climate. > i told my mamma that it's good for the environment and you also save money. >> pasquale cirillo has been working for the foundation for 20 years, but for him, it is about much more than alternative energy. >> we try to give these kids a chan

camorra crime gangs stepped in where the state had failed.reets and things got so bad, even the police stayed away. ordinary residents were caught in the middle. more recently, a new chapter in the neighborhood's history began when hundreds of nomadic travelers called the romani people arrived. they came from eastern europe and set up camp under a freeway here. the romani sought a better life in italy despite no access to running water or electricity. [ speaking non-english ] all across this neighborhood thousands of people like samantha saw their lives going to waste, unfairly labeled as criminals, while the authorities turned their backs. but still, this is napoli and people look out for each other in the most creative ways. so, the kitchen was a very powerful instrument to overcome stereotypes but also to create work. right. >> we decided to make a small revolution through the kitchen . >> in a hut on the edge of scampia, local activist, emma and her friends realized that they had a talented community of neapolitan and romani women, each w