Beiträge getaggt mit "Italy"

Or: How they vaccinated me but refused to document it

part II

Or: How they vaccinated me but refused to document it

part I

The aim is to promote Erasmus + opportunities. Young people shouln't get to know the by chance, but through the work of organizations like GNU.

In the last few weeks, huge wildfires occurred in Sardinia, causing severe damage to the vegetation, animals, and inhabitants of the area.

After the defeat of England, three football players, Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka, were victim of racial abuse on social media.

On the 17th of June 2021, the Italian ambassador received a letter signed by the Vatican's Secretariat. In the letter, the Catholic Church protests against a draft law that punishes discrimination and violence due to homo-transphobia.

In this report, I want to share one of my favorite books: Italo Calvino's Six Memos for the Next Millennium.
In 1984 Italo Calvino was the first Italian invited to hold the Norton Poetry Lessons, six lectures organized every year by Harvard University dealing with poetry in the broadest sense.

Damanhur, a community based in the province of Turin, offers interesting insights on how to reimagine socialization and people-to-people interaction, thanks to their interesting philosophical approach to community living.

Cittiglio, a small town in the province of Varese, in Italy, is one of the very first few experiences of urban permaculture in the country. Recently, I had the chance to interview one of the people involved in the project.

Giving a birth or not giving a birth? It has always been a question for all the mothers who has been assaulted, raped or maybe, for any other reasons don't feel ready to take care of a baby. However, not everywhere, this decision depends on the future mothers. There are still several countries where abortions are completely prohibited. Furthermore, even where abortion is allowed, it appears still really hard to get it, especially during the pandemic. Poland is just an example.