Europe: An Ancient Idea, a Shared Victory, and an Open Frontier
Europe Day The word “Europe” is Greek, yet the awareness of belonging to a distinct cultural community took centuries to…
Literacy, Health, Press and Social Media
The school’s priority task is the literacy of the population, and there is clearly something we are not doing well…
Education and the community history of the Basque Country
Community-based practices in the Basque Country are widely recognized, yet their influence on education is less well known. It is…
Preventing Violence Beyond Big Cities
Violence is often imagined as a problem of large cities. However, a recent article published in Behavioral Medicine reminds us…
Silent Wounds: How Iran’s Government Failed Its Most Vulnerable in War
In late February 2026, the United States and Israel launched a large-scale military offensive against Iran. What was initially framed…
The Vote That Ended Apartheid: South Africa, April 1994
The elections held in late April 1994 in South Africa marked a decisive turning point in the country’s history, representing…
Empowering the Next Generation of Women in ICT
International Girls in ICT Day Every year on the fourth Thursday of April, the world celebrates Girls in ICT Day,…
Child sexual abuse: a preventable crisis that demands our collective action
Child sexual abuse (CSA) is one of the most serious human rights violations in the world today. According to UNICEF…
From Progress to Breakthrough: Women and Leadership in Elite Football
European football has witnessed a landmark moment with the appointment of Marie-Louise Eta as interim head coach of Union Berlin,…
Everyday Peace. Peace Begins at Home (and in the Stands): Dismantling the Rise of Hate Speech
During the friendly football match between Spain and Egypt in the spring of 2026, episodes of verbal mobbing occurred, with…