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Human Trafficking continues to be one of the World's Fastest Growing Criminal Industry. Thank you, John Hopkins University for allowing me to share best practices from regulatory development within Blockchain-based finance that can be seen as an opportunity to combat Human Trafficking. Learnings: 1. Different types of crime - same problems: We are working in silos; policymakers are aware of the challenge but do not know how to react effectively. 2. Cases are being investigated separately but are usually a part of organized crime that might be overseen. 3. Lack of complex international legislation, sufficient funding, and access to hands-on tools to understand, detect, and take actions to combat the development early on. Like weaving different threads together creates a unique fabric, combining unrelated ideas leads to innovation. Technology is a challenge but could be a part of the solution; many tools could assist with the progress of Blockchain-based finance and AI-based technology. Thank you for inviting me Dr. Alexandra Andhov. Leading the session Sara Pennicino, Alexandra and joining me to provide lasting impact Lorenzo Rilasciati. GUARDIA DI FINANZA

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🎙️🚀 Public Speaking Milestone! 🚀🎙️ Participated in the IMechE SOFE Contest 2023 at Università di Trento and proud of the learnings and growth throughout the journey. Immersing in the inspiring presentations of fellow contestants affirmed the limitless possibilities within Mechanical Engineering. My topic delved into "BEYOND CONVENTIONAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERING." #IMechE #SOFEContest #PublicSpeaking #MechanicalEngineering #BeyondConventional #LearningJourney #GrowthMindset 🌟🔧

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Today, I attended an insightful webinar on the Cochrane Qualitative Methodological Limitations Tool (CAMELOT) led by Heather Menzies Munthe-Kaas. The session explored the tool's development, application, and its role in enhancing the relevance of systematic review findings. CAMELOT is a groundbreaking tool designed to address methodological limitations in qualitative research. During the webinar, we had the opportunity to look into its development process and explore a practical example of how it can be effectively applied.

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