By Francesca Romana
Social media for peace: this is the name of the UNESCO project involving Bosnia and Herzegvina among three pilot countries for its trial run until 2023. As can be seen from the project's web page, its objectives...
"Twelve proposals and an outline of analysis. I have tried," writes Giovanni Scotto, associate professor at the University of Florence, "to articulate an argument about the Russian invasion in Ukraine, and the peaceful and effective actions we can take....
By Rebecca Bonechi
In recent years, in Ukraine, street art has become an integral part of the landscape. Among the rubble of the war caused by Russia's invasion now likely hide pieces of art that represented a real tool for...
By Maria Lanteri
Nuestros Pequenos Hermanos (Nph) is an organization that has been operating in Haiti since 1987 with programs in support of children in need. The founder, Father William Wasson, a then American professor and lawyer, after a journey...
by Francesca Mollica
It was 2018 when the Green Gold Cooperative managed to reach a great goal: exporting its first coffee crop.
This story begins in 2015 thanks to the collaboration with UNODC (United Nations agency for drug control and crime...
By Maria Lanteri
Venezuela is in the midst of an unprecedented social and humanitarian collapse that has led to food insecurity, the second largest migration crisis in the world and regional instability. The international community has responded with pressure against...
By Sara Pieraccioni
Openmind Projects Foundation (OMP) is an NGO founded in 2001 in Thailand, with the aim to improve learning opportunities for underprivileged people in Southeast Asia. OMP supports over 60 projects in Cambodia, Laos, Nepal and Thailand with...
by Anna Bisignano
North Kivu is a northeastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, an area that has been unstable for years now, mainly due to the many riches present in the subsoil. The people of North Kivu...
By Anna Bisignano
Since 2009, the Boko Haram uprising and subsequent responses have devastated northeastern Nigeria and the border regions of Cameroon, Chad and Niger. The conflict has caused the deaths of several thousand people, over 2.3 million people are...
an article by Francesca Romana Mollica
In 1991, as a result of the enormous tragedy that was the 1974-1990 civil war, the Peace and Development Center for Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa (PDC) was founded in Ethiopia. The NGO...
