The House of Master Bonanat: Popular Education and Social Revolt in 13th-Century Barcelona
The first documented popular revolt in Barcelona took place at the end of the 13th century. It was directed against…
The Impact of LGBTI-phobic Bullying on Mental Health
World Mental Health Day There are various studies that highlight the vulnerability of the LGBTI+ community when it comes to…
The first Dialogic Literary Gathering in a Primary Healthcare Centre
The existence of scientific evidence of social impact on Dialogic Literary Gatherings (DLG) and their benefits for all participants had…
Adam Smith and His Impostors
Nobel laureate in economics, Amartya Sen, was once asked: Why are almost all the quotes from Adam Smith’s “The Wealth…
Being a Teacher and Co-Creator of Knowledge
On World Teachers’ Day, celebrated last Saturday, October 5th, this year’s theme was “Valuing teacher voices: towards a new social…
Care Tasks and their Impact on Women’s Health
According to UN Women data, women perform at least 2.5 times more domestic and caregiving work than men. This situation…
Consent Ethics
The consent ethics in journalism is fundamental to preserve professional integrity and respect for Human Rights. An ethical approach is…
History of Indigenous School Education in Brazil
The history of indigenous education in Brazil is marked by three main phases, which began with the Portuguese colonization in…
Teresa Mañé Miravent: Not Just the Teacher of Anarchism
Teresa Mañé Miravent (1865-1939), also known by the pseudonym Soledad Gustavo, was a prominent Spanish teacher, writer, and anarchist activist.…
Ethical and participatory approaches to the governance of AI in the context of the 2030 Agenda
Although in the context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies offer the potential to advance…