The month of June celebrated a significant milestone for the TRANS-lighthouses project, which aims to address the socio-political challenges of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS).Read More
The Latin American and Caribbean Climate Week took place from 18 to 22 July in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.Read More
The summer has undoubtedly shown us the effects that climate change is having on the environment and our lives. As the hands of the Climate clock continue to run, inexorably, let's take a look at Read More
July 19 marked the start of WebValley, the Bruno Kessler Foundation's international data science camp aimed at students who have just finished the fourth grade. Read More
It is not new to hear that young people are increasingly distant from politics. Disinterested, lazy, or immature are some of the characteristics we have been accused of. But is this true? Do we really Read More
Music represents people and their background. In Brazil, funk has a long and meaningful cultural history. It need to find the collaboration and support of public actors too, to enhace its role as agent of Read More
To understand the Russian-Ukrainian conflict means to understand the history and culture of the region where the war erupted. Professor Ruseishvili help us to do so.Read More
WASH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene), as well as a standard definition for it, should be taken seriously by wealthy societies or families as there is urgent need to rethink it. In particular, sex education should Read More
The negotiations at the COp26 have eventually led to an agreement. However, world leaders have again missed the opportunity to commit to significantly cut emissions during the current decade and to reach climate neutrality by 2050. Read More
With the Youth Press Agency, we met minister Cingolani and some parliamentarians who arrived in Glasgow for the “political” week of COP26. Following our reflections on the role that young people should have in the Read More