Barcelona (Spain), Sep 29 (EFE).- A new international report defends that the knowledge of indigenous peoples and local communities could contribute more to the fight against climate change than many current strategies, which is why it advocates including them in political decision-making processes on global warming. The report, published as a white paper, has been … Read more
Diletta Guidi has just received the prize for the first book of the Chair of Studies on Religious Facts 2022, awarded by CERI-SciencesPo Paris for her book, ‘L’islam des musées. The staging of Islam in French cultural policies’. We publish here his interview granted this summer on the occasion of our double issue. LCDL: More … Read more
War, climate change and the gender issue. These are the cornerstones of the Migration Festival, which returns to Turin for its own fourth edition from 27 September to 2 October and this year too unfolds in various places in the city, between the former Cemetery of San Pietro in Vincoli, the Holden School, the Sandretto … Read more
The story says that to tell the difference between ‘believe’ and ‘trust’ you need to watch a tightrope walker pass five times in a row over a cable between two high-rise buildings. It would be one thing to answer if we ‘think’ it could cross a sixth time; and another, very different, if we ‘trust’ … Read more
Here is a set of letters written by teenagers (1) I don’t really know if what I’m about to write will be of interest to anyone, but it’s something close to my heart and that I would like to share, with the aim, perhaps, of allowing some people to recognize each other, to feel less … Read more
A white card from Renaud Meeus, teacher (1) Faced with the climate challenge, we have seen that it is not a question of falling into blissful optimism in the power of technological innovations, nor into desperate and anxiety-inducing pessimism, but of walking on the path of lucidity, which does not accommodate any blindness. The future … Read more