By Giulia Crisci, Alessandra Pomarico, Nikolay Oleynikov “This intention and this spirit connect all of us here (and with many beyond the here and now) speaking to how we work, why we produce art, and specifically how we make radio to make a community. “Radio” has been for many of us an autonomous learning zone,
by Rehana Tejpar and Dan Rudolph “Nasruddin, why do you ride a donkey backwards?” “What are you talking about? I’m facing forward. It’s the donkey who’s facing backwards!” – Mulla Nasruddin, a 13th-century wise fool from present day Turkey Beginnings In most parts of the world, humanity is trapped in overlapping systems of power that
Durante dois meses, embarquei em uma jornada que tocou não apenas a superfície do meu aprendizado, mas as profundezas da minha alma. No Instituto Favela da Paz, encontrei muito mais do que um espaço de ensino e cultura – encontrei um portal para me reconectar com a essência da minha própria existência. O processo de
INDIA 18/3-29/5/2024 <h3>Evina Harvest</h3> <p style=”text-align: left;”><b>India. </b></p><p style=”text-align: left;”><b>A place where I felt closer to my ancestors. </b></p><p style=”text-align: left;”><b>A place that could reflect what was happening some years ago in the land that I grow up.</b></p><p style=”text-align: left;”><b>A place that showed me that hope still exists.</b></p><p style=”text-align: left;”><b>A place that offered me love, trust, self-esteem.</b></p><p
Pasantía realizada en la comunidad indígena Kamentsa, del Valle de Sibundoy en el Alto Putumayo. En Centro de Sanación Shanayoy, lugar desde el cual se comparte ceremonias y terapias de la medicina tradicional del pueblo Kamentsa, bajo la guía de un médico tradicional y líder espiritual, el taita Juan Bautista Agreda y su familia. Pasantía
Beyond the evident gender gap — experienced uniquely in each region — and the violence perpetuated by systems designed and created by and for capitalism and patriarchy worldwide, what does it truly mean to be a man in the 21st century?
“For me, writing is a document that preserves the legacy of humanity and its story from oblivion, especially in literature.”
Developing educational initiatives around ways of being and knowing that diverge from mainstream approaches can feel like swimming in a sea against currents of resistance.
Months ago, I read an article on We Are Not Numbers about a young woman named Tala who lost all her books because of the genocide in Gaza.
We live in a world where we are constantly prioritizing the wellbeing of some over others. I wonder if our current moments of deep grief and darkness can teach us to reevaluate our thought patterns of identity, community, and belonging and to accept opportunities to learn what it really means to be human.
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