Martina Tomeo

Martina Tomeo is a PhD candidate in Sociology at the University of Pisa. She holds a master’s degree in Sociology and Social Services Management and has several years of experience in the evaluation of social and educational interventions. Her doctoral research focuses on the mechanisms that reproduce or transform educational inequalities, with particular attention to students with a migration background. Her work combines qualitative analysis and agent-based modelling, drawing on the framework of analytical sociology. Is member of VoisLab, where she contributes to research on impact evaluation and policy design.

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Publications

• Rossi, C. & Tomeo, M. (2024). “Cambiare rotta” con il contributo delle comunità educanti: la collaborazione tra Enti del Terzo Settore e USSM nella valutazione di un programma di contrasto alla devianza minorile. RIV: rassegna italiana di valutazione: 90, 2, 2024, 27-45.
• Galligani, I., Matutini, E., Tomei, G., & Tomeo, M. (2023). Il ruolo del servizio sociale nel contrasto della povertà educativa e della devianza minorile. Il caso dei progetti del bando Cambio rotta. In Povertà educativa, servizi sociali e terzo settore.(pp. 119-158). Osservatorio Interdipartimentale Permanente sui Servizi Sociali e le Povertà.

Conferences

• Oral presentation “A multi-voiced strategy to refine the Theory of Change of a complex program and accompany the reflection of organizational contexts”, XXV National Congress of the Italian Evaluation Association, 20-22 September 2023.
• Oral presentation “Child-centered evaluation tools: listening to children’s voices in Outcome Harvesting”, 15^th European Evaluation Biennial Conference, 23-27 September 2024.

PhD Seminars:

• Oral presentation: “Understanding inequalities: a brief summary of the mechanisms that affect the education of young people with a migrant background in Italy”, University of Pisa, 17-18 October 2024.