Red Card to Homophobia in Football
International Day Against Homophobia in Football This day exists to confront a persistent reality: despite football’s global popularity and unifying…
The freedom to celebrate (or not) Valentine’s Day
When I was in secondary school, as February 14th approached, I would get bombarded with messages about “San Violentín” (“Saint…
From Communities to Peace: Preventing Violent Extremism from the Bottom Up
International Day for the Prevention of Violent Extremism as and when Conducive to Terrorism This day highlights the importance of…
Harnessing Synergies for an Inclusive Future
International Day of Women and Girls in Science Every 11 February, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science…
What if social media bans are not the answer to online harm?
Safer Internet Day Following pioneering steps taken by Australia, and subsequent initiative in France, Spain has now joined the plan…
Democracy and its enemies: Antisemitism and Islamophobia
There are three common factors in social science analyses that explain the emergence and consolidation of totalitarianism in European history:…
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…