Raising Voices, Building Peace: Women at the Frontlines of Disarmament
International Women’s Day for Peace and Disarmament Each year on May 24th, the world marks the International Women’s Day for…
Sweet Harmonies with the Rossini Choir for a Historic Milestone: Bilbao Celebrates 725 Years
Bilbao’s 725th anniversary is being marked not merely with ceremony, but with a multisensory celebration that combines music, memory, and…
Football and Non-Violence: The Basque Derby
We often see how football is associated with violent behavior, both inside and outside the stadium. While the sport itself…
The Vaccine Against School Violence Exists—Let’s Use It
Last Thursday, we were informed of the tragic event that occurred in Nantes, a city in western France, where a…
National Tea Day: teabags and microplastics
Yesterday, the United Kingdom celebrated National Tea Day, a tradition observed annually since 2015. Across the nation, tea rooms, hotels,…
Inside the Thinking Brain: Scientists Reveal the Most Detailed Map of Neural Activity Ever Made
According to a recent publication in Nature, scientists have created the most detailed map ever of a living brain in…
The Importance of Referencing Feminists and not “Feminists” on March 8
Tomorrow is March 8, a day to celebrate women’s rights and reflect on the challenges that remain. However, it is…
FIRST® LEGO® League: Fostering Innovation and STEM Learning Through Fun
FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) is an international educational program designed to inspire and engage young minds, fostering a passion for…
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…
Friendships that can heal
The 85-year longitudinal study conducted by Harvard University has revealed a surprising truth: it’s not career achievements, money, exercise, or…