Barikamà is a social cooperative run by Africans and Aspergers:
they move from exploitation in the countryside to social entrepreneurship.
In the Bambara language, the word “Barikamà” means “Resistance/Resilience.”
Following the Rosarno riots in 2010, they came to Rome, and thanks to a small investment, they started their project, which consists of the insertion of disadvantaged people into the social-work environment.
This project has been going on for 6 years and is growing day by day.
