El Camí de la Solidaritat
Hareram & Monica Sans Duran Around one week ago I had the pleasure to interview Monica, the person who made the collaboration with Base-A and the involvement of El Cami in the AWASUKA program possible. We had a chat of around one hour trying to present AWASUKA from a personal perspective, by using the words […]
@ChiaraFomia Once in a while, being black becomes a gruesome spectacle, meaning that what is normally an arduous private identity suddenly becomes a public one. A black man is brutally killed by a white police officer in the US, and on the spur of a moment the whole world is sympathetic to the race. All […]
@ChiaraFomia What is the first thing that comes to your mind if I say “gender”? and what do you think about if I say “gender equality”? I’m ready to bet that the majority of you will have instantaneously thought about “female and male” as a reply to the former question, and about “women” – or […]
@ChiaraFomia We live in a world where sleeping under a roof is a luxury today. I felt guilty for sleeping under a roof last night. When I was breathing in the fresh air in my airconditioned room, people in a city across the globe were running away from their villages to survive. Their air was […]
@ChiaraFomia In this article, I’d like to explore how economic growth and the “welfare state”[1] are affected by public investment. The effect of public investment on economic growth is very country-specific, indicating that each nation has different public investment scenarios. Public investment can be defined as investment by the state in particular assets, and it […]
@ChiaraFomia If you ask someone raised by Western culture how he or she imagines Africa, there will appear words such as poverty, hunger, tribes, conflict, illiterate, starving children, diseases, misery, uncivilized, untamed, savage, wild animals. We look at Africa with the wrong glasses on, feeding stereotypes and myths. Most of them come from mass media. […]