Murphy Tomadin
Murphy Tomadin is a psychologist and psychotherapist with a socio-constructionist systemic orientation. He’s affiliated with the University of Bologna; in his clinical practice, primarily works with diasporic people. In parallel, he is a member of the fucina collective, engages in writing, and continues to explore and develop interdisciplinary and collective approaches through workshop-based activities
murphy7tomadin@gmail.com
Latest articles
03.04.2026
Is Being a Hustler Healthy? Survival, Black Excellence and Fear
The myth of the hustle has reshaped how success is measured, turning relentless productivity into a moral imperative. Within this framework, Black excellence risks becoming both a survival strategy and a standard set by systems that were never built to include Blackness.
by Murphy Tomadin
14.07.2025
Cool Pose: Black Manhood and Vulnerability
Masculinity is a complex issue, shaped by an interplay of historical, cultural and social factors that have created limiting and distorted stereotypes. In popular culture, social expectations have helped to create images that still influence how Black men are perceived, both within their community and in wider society.We decided to publish this intimate and delicate issue to explore the roots of …
by Naomi Kelechi Di Meo, Murphy Tomadin and Maïmouna Gueye