Spain won the World Cup.
A few years from now, this will be the fact that remains in the archives: a final, a trophy, a few statistics, the names of the protagonists.
Our work includes:
• Cultural events
• Educational programmes
• Institutional collaborations
• Local projects
We contribute to a more inclusive and participatory community.
Recent initiatives
A peacemaker is not someone who stands by and watches, but someone who gets to work.
Starting from scratch may seem easy. What is harder is repairing what war, conflict, poverty and discrimination have broken. Because these fractures leave more than rubble behind: they sever connections, create inequalities and fuel mistrust that passes from one generation to the next.
The hierarchy of mobility: expats, migrants and the different meanings of crossing a border
Are you a migrant?
No, I'm an expat.
The way we inhabit the place we live in
There are words that seem to describe two opposite movements.
A glass of water.
We pick it up without thinking.
We turn on the tap, fill the glass, drink.
A reflection on representation, voice and the right to be recognised as authoritative subjects.
Beyond the end of wars: peace as an everyday practice of living together
When we think about peace, we often think about the end of a war.
Imaginary conversations about power, empowerment and the women we still haven’t learned to listen to.
But are we really sure that empowerment is always good news?
Heat challenges the idea that we are all living through the same present
Heat comes for everyone.
Between work, care and everyday life: a woman's perspective
There comes a moment during the Italian summer when everything seems to slow down.
Twenty-five years after the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Agenda and ten years after the Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) Agenda: achievements and future perspectives.
Spain won the World Cup.
A few years from now, this will be the fact that remains in the archives: a final, a trophy, a few statistics, the names of the protagonists.
Pain does not always speak the same language. For many migrant women, describing a symptom means navigating linguistic, cultural and social differences that can influence access to healthcare.
In recent days, the 11th Report on Poverty and Resources by Caritas diocesana di Perugia-Città della Pieve, entitled "Oltre il bisogno: accompagnati per essere liberati", was presented at Villaggio della Carità – Sorella Provvidenza in Perugia.
Every society creates a sense of "us."
A group of people who are recognised as part of the community, of a shared history, of the collective imagination.