Expelled First, Remembered Last: The Roma and Sinti Under Nazism
International Holocaust Remembrance Day Forty five years after he was allowed to return to Germany as a Romany concentration camp…
The concept of dream in Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day “I Have a Dream.” Almost everyone knows it and values it, but few people have…
Pluralism and Science: A Necessary Convergence
World Religion Day Daily27 takes its name from Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which recognizes the…
Seeing Beyond Sight: How Braille Lights the Path for Aging Blind
World Braille Day January 4th marks World Braille Day, honoring Louis Braille’s revolutionary tactile writing system that transformed lives of…
Between Helping and Watching, A Human Dilemma in Times of Disaster
Throughout history, responses to disasters have followed remarkably similar patterns. When extreme events occur, two distinct roles tend to emerge:…
The flattening of migration discourse: A crisis of complexity
International Migrants Day Contemporary migration debates in the United States and Europe have entered a troubling phase characterised by what…
Immigration to Europe: Panic, Reality, Solidarity
International Migrants Day The National Security Strategy of the USA signed by President Trump in November 2025 pulls no punches…
Dialogic Scientific Gatherings for Overcoming Child Sexual Abuse
Last Wednesday, December 10, the first Dialogic Scientific Gathering for the prevention of child sexual abuse began, organized by the…
Why Loneliness Matters in Young or “Emerging” Adulthood
International Day of Unwanted Loneliness Loneliness is a distressing feeling accompanying the perception that the quality and/or quantity of one’s…
Remembering the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Nearly two decades ago on December 13, 2006, in New York, the United Nations adopted the Convention on the Rights…