Prevention of Increased Violence Against Children Following Natural Disasters
Factors like chaos, the temporary separation or loss of children from their families, financial stress, and negative coping mechanisms, such…
Democracy in America
Today in 2024, in the biggest election year in history, Tocqueville’s analysis still offers timeless exploration of democracy’s promises and…
Citizen engagement: a condition for sustainable, inclusive urban development?
Policy-makers concerned with making the urban environment more livable should study and evolve together with the ever-changing perceptions of the…
Media Literacy Advances Dialogue and Discussion for Democratic Self-Governance
Learning to critically analyze news, information, digital media, and popular culture can benefit all members of society because it can…
Differences between victims and heroes: Conference of Kerry Kennedy at the University of Deusto
On October 25 Kerry Kennedy delivered a compelling lecture at the University of Deusto highlighting critical issues of social justice,…
Breaking Chains: Girls’ Leadership for a Free and Brighter Future
When girls take on leadership roles, it strengthens families, enhances communities, and stimulates economic growth, ultimately leading to a more…
#FriendsMatter: Friendship Networks of Immigrant and/or Ethnic Minority Women, and Their Impact on Social Integration
A core aspect of the project analyzes what types of social interactions shape the friendships of young women from immigrant…
Dialogue with Citizens: A Key Element for the Prevention, Reporting, and Reduction of Human Trafficking
There are various ways to hear and see trafficking victims, all of which are accessible to most people. We can…
Football for Non-Violence
International Day of Non-Violence In the last days, following a football derby held last Sunday, there has been talk of…
Positions in the Great War: Addams, Durkheim and Weber
Jane Addams was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for having led women’s movements, heirs of the Trojan women, who courageously…