Bridging differences and Building Understanding through Cultural Dialogue
Cultural dialogue refers to the exchange of ideas, beliefs, values, and practices between people from diverse cultural backgrounds. In a…
What do Ethnocentrism and Relativism Share?
One of the common mistakes among intellectuals is ignoring that ethnocentrism and relativism share the same fundamental basis of analysis—they…
Enhancing Your Self Control
Being able to better control our own thoughts, feelings and actions has been a goal of humans for at least…
Women’s Rights in Health and Planetary Justice
In recent decades, the World Health Organization and many international institutions have shown the need to contribute to improved health,…
Iron Deficiency and Anemia
The world around us is made up of 94 elements, but only 21 of these, including mainly hydrogen, oxygen, carbon,…
How to apply critical pedagogy in educational centers
There is a clear danger posed by those who use the label of "critical pedagogy" solely for selfishness, protagonism, and…
The Global Historical Megatsunamis Catalog helping to disaster prevention and risk management
The Global Historical Megatsunamis Catalog (GHMCat) is a significant compilation of data on megatsunamis—extreme waves exceeding 35 meters in height—spanning…
World Braille Day: Promoting Accessibility and Inclusion for All
Braille is a tactile writing system that allows blind and visually impaired people to read and write through touch. It…
Grief and celebration
Christmas meals and dinners, as well as the beginning of the New Year, are moments filled with tradition, reunions, and…
Encyclopaedia Britannica Reinvents Itself in the Age of AI
Encyclopaedia Britannica, the world’s oldest print encyclopedia in English, first published in Edinburgh in 1768, has evolved to meet the…