Abstract
Giampietro Schibott, better known as Giangi in academia, is a man who works not only for the establishment of childhood from the theoretical plane but fundamentally from life itself. He has devoted much of his life to addressing childhood and, in it, the matter of work with positions that take the broad name of our magazine IM-Pertinente, as it moves between the passion and zeal involved in working with child workers. His academic positions also lead us to unusual places on how to address the issue of childhood and working with it.