Disarmament Week. Demilitarising thought to demilitarise life
In 1945, after the Second World War, the international community faced more than the task of rebuilding infrastructure and institutions.…
Overcoming Prejudice to Ensure Equal Access to Housing
Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights recognises everyone’s right to an adequate standard of living that ensures…
Understanding public support for the energy transition
The energy transition is not only a technical challenge. Governments also need public support for the policies that make it…
Honouring the Women Who Built Our Communities
My grandmother came from a deeply rural world. She was the wife of a shepherd, the mother of four children,…
Preventing Child Sexual Abuse and Its Health Consequences Through the Community
Today, October 10, is World Mental Health Day. This year’s theme, chosen by the World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH),…
Digital Violence Through Children’s Eyes: UNICEF’s New Report
In September, UNICEF published Through Children’s Eyes: How Digital Technologies Facilitate Child Sexual Abuse, a report that introduces a particularly…
Netanyahu and the Holocaust
In a previous article, I pointed out how authoritarian regimes and their organic intellectuals based their antisemitism on the rejection…
The Media and Spain’s Housing Crisis
The current housing crisis in Spain has received extensive and diverse coverage across both Spanish and international media. In this…
Breaking Silence Across Generations
Gender-based violence is often discussed in terms of individual victims and perpetrators. Our research focuses on Arab-Palestinian women in Israel,…
Social impactability leads to social improvements
A growing number of scientific studies that lead to real improvements for citizens and society use a methodology we can…