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During the event, Weaving Peace, Duley speaks about resilience as a thread in the fabric of peace—both within ourselves and in the world around us. With passion, humor, and honesty, he explores the idea of resilience not only as a way to endure hardship, but also as a means to help weave peace within the communities we live in.
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Giles Duley shares his extraordinary life story following the injuries he sustained in Afghanistan in 2011, when an explosive device left him a triple amputee. Despite this, he continued his work, becoming a living symbol of resilience.
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After a successful career as a music photographer for magazines such as Vogue and the Sunday Times, he shifted focus in 2004 to documentary photography, working with international NGOs to highlight the long-term humanitarian impact of war.
In 2011, he lost three limbs due to an explosive device in Afghanistan, yet he continued photographing, becoming a global symbol of resilience. In 2022, he was appointed UN Global Advocate for persons with disabilities in conflict and crisis.
In 2023, he was awarded an MBE and named an advisor for the Atelier Jolie project. He has collaborated with artists such as PJ Harvey and Massive Attack and is the creator of the series The One Armed Chef.
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Giles Duley shares his extraordinary life story following the injuries he sustained in Afghanistan in 2011, when an explosive device left him a triple amputee. Despite this, he continued his work, becoming a living symbol of resilience.
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In 2011, he lost three limbs due to an explosive device in Afghanistan, yet he continued photographing, becoming a global symbol of resilience. In 2022, he was appointed UN Global Advocate for persons with disabilities in conflict and crisis.
In 2023, he was awarded an MBE and named an advisor for the Atelier Jolie project. He has collaborated with artists such as PJ Harvey and Massive Attack and is the creator of the series The One Armed Chef.
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The speech, which is conducted in English with Italian translation, is also broadcast live via streaming video.
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After a successful career as a music photographer for magazines such as Vogue and the Sunday Times, he shifted focus in 2004 to documentary photography, working with international NGOs to highlight the long-term humanitarian impact of war.
In 2011, he lost three limbs due to an explosive device in Afghanistan, yet he continued photographing, becoming a global symbol of resilience. In 2022, he was appointed UN Global Advocate for persons with disabilities in conflict and crisis.
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Giles Duley shares his extraordinary life story following the injuries he sustained in Afghanistan in 2011, when an explosive device left him a triple amputee. Despite this, he continued his work, becoming a living symbol of resilience.
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Participation is free, with reservation required.
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After a successful career as a music photographer for magazines such as Vogue and the Sunday Times, he shifted focus in 2004 to documentary photography, working with international NGOs to highlight the long-term humanitarian impact of war.
In 2011, he lost three limbs due to an explosive device in Afghanistan, yet he continued photographing, becoming a global symbol of resilience. In 2022, he was appointed UN Global Advocate for persons with disabilities in conflict and crisis.
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