Interviews

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Isabel Pato, the Former coordinator for fundraising at Oxfam Brazil.

Isabel Pato: "Civil society can innovate and respond to social and environmental challenges"

Athayde Motta: board member at ABONG.

Athayde Motta: There can be no democracy if the other side feels threatened

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Post "Seu voto para colocar no poder quem move as cidades".

Henrique Frota: “A democratic city is that where there is broad citizen participation, not just of organized interest groups”

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Monika Chabior, deputy mayor of Gdańsk.

Monika Chabior: "the strength of volunteering is in informal groups operating in their local communities and districts"

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Members of Taith.

What do the Catalan and Welsh territories have in common?

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Tanja Plasil.

Tanja Plasil: "We want to lift up volunteering to its pre-pandemic status and maybe even higher"

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Nicole Williams, co-executive director of 500 Women Science.

Nicole Williams: "Only 18.2% of English Wikipedia biographies are about women"

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Sara Márquez, with part of the ASF team and community where they work in Mozambique.

Sara Márquez: "Our guiding vector is that the spaces we create guarantee human rights"

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Evelyn Romero.

Evelyn Romero: "In El Salvador, women's organizations have remained in the defense of human rights"

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The Qatar World Cup is held between November 20 and December 18.

Carlos de las Heras: "FIFA has looked the other way regarding the human rights situation in Qatar"

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Jaume Bantulà teaches at the Blanquerna Faculty of Psychology, Educational Sciences and Sports, Ramon Llull University (URL Barcelona).

Jaume Bantulà: "Spontaneous play spaces are needed, not regulated or led by adults"

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