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Historic Crisis of Violence in Mexico: ‘Synergy for Peace’ as a Collective Response

Mounting violence in Mexico has led to the creation of ‘Synergy for Peace’, an initiative that unites over 30 civil and religious organisations to find just and peaceful solutions. The organisations have also signed a document to promote the development...

Flying over the sea to observe the Earth | Giovanni Soldini: “my round-the-world trip”

A documentary about sport and ecology, through the experience of Giovanni Soldini: a navigator for over 40 years. An incredible story about the relationship between man and the sea, but also a reflection on the increasingly delicate relationship between humans...

‘Human Rights Are the Cure’: Interview with Alessandra Morelli, Former Delegate of the UNHCR

With over 30 years of service in conflict zones for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Morelli analyses the current challenges in human rights and how to work towards restoring human dignity....

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What Dialogue Means to United World Project

Dialogue is the key to building bridges between people, cultures, and religions. At United World Project, this essential tool fuels our enduring commitment to peace, fraternity, and unity: a commitment that starts with every conversation and every action....

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‘Victories in the field of human rights happen when people at the bottom mobilise’; interview with Riccardo Noury from Amnesty International

We met with Riccardo Noury who, since 2003, has been the official spokesperson for Amnesty International Italy, an organisation working to defend human rights. He has been a part of the NGO since 1980 and edits the Italian edition of...

Ruth Milgram

Ruth Milgram, a life shattered by Nazism and rebuilt in America: “At the age of 93 years my homeland was returned to me”

Ruth Milgram, a 94 year old survivor of the Nazi persecution, recounts her journey from the hell of Hitler's Germany to the rebirth in the United States: “At 93, my homeland was returned to me"....

‘Dare to Care’: Transforming Lives in the Heart of Thailand

‘Dare to Care’ is the slogan of a number of initiatives around the world that support and promote fraternity and dialogue. In Chiang Mai, Thailand, here is how that has played out....

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The Memory of Human Rights: I’m Still Here, by Walter Salles

A powerful film that revisits the story of a family and a nation, Brazil, to tell of the human rights violation of a dictatorial political regime. Winner of the 2025 Oscar for Best International Feature Film, the story is told...

“Embrace humanity, spark change!”. The United World Week 2025 is here!

The countdown has begun! The United World Week 2025 will take place from May 1st to 7th; a true global exhibition of initiatives, stories and actions towards universal fraternity, building peace between individuals and peoples around the world....

Centro La Pira

Dialogue and Encounter: The Giorgio La Pira International Student Center

For 47 years, the Giorgio La Pira International Student Center has welcomed youth from all countries, cultures, religions, and traditions in Italy. A special place where the goal is to grow together and find common values....

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Conflicts and communication: can someone win without someone else losing?

Communicating well is the key to healthier and more constructive relationships. The psychologist Thomas Gordon developed a revolutionary method for addressing conflicts without winners or losers. Let’s explore his fundamental techniques together....

Playing together: the beginning of a friendship between young Catholics and Muslims

A meeting between young Catholics and Muslims that became a transformative experience of friendship, respect and shared faith, challenging cultural and religious barriers in an atmosphere of universal fraternity and openness....

United World Project

Identity, shape and goals: a portrait of the United World Project

The United World Project is an initiative of the New Humanity NGO. It works to spread the value of unity among people by highlighting good social practices that promote universal fraternity through global projects and actions for peace, social justice...

Dragones, Argentina

The richness of inhabiting a place and the encounter with the memory that lives within us

A small town in northern Argentina has become a meeting place between indigenous and Creole populations, fostering cultural exchange and the construction of relationships based on respect and active listening....

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Economy and labor | Newsletter Editorial 09-2025

Every era comes with novelties and uncertainties, but perhaps our present time, characterized by continuous changes due to abundant scientific and technological discoveries, brings about even more questions....

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The Danger of a Mind Split in Two: Reflections on the TV Series Severance

Reflecting on the subject of work, on our present and our future, while watching the interesting social, existential, and philosophical science fiction series Severance on Apple TV+ ....

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Tackling the Subject of Artificial Intelligence Is, First and Foremost, Necessary

A new programme, entitled AlgorEtica, about artificial intelligence and its impact on work, the economy, and other areas of our lives has come to Italian TV. We have interviewed the host of the show, journalist Monica Mondo....

A precious mine: the search for peace in Democratic Republic of Congo

The Democratic Republic of Congo has faced a series of internal and external conflicts and tensions for decades; two Congolese, Jöelle Bilé and Jean-Jacques Lumumba, share how there is a space for peace initiatives as well. When the Democratic Republic...

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