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Mytheli Sreenivas, board member of Women Have Options and a professor of History and Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies at The Ohio State University.

Mytheli Sreenivas: "Restrictive laws tend to increase the number of unsafe abortions"

Olga Olano and Marcela Macagno, along with other members of the association.

Marcela Macagno: "Whatever the person's need, with us listening is guaranteed"

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Cormac Russell is a social explorer who is managing Director of Nurture Development

Cormac Russell: “The importance of the neighborhood as a primary unit of change”

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Blanes Solidari is an organization that will turn thirty years old this year.

Tasio Pulido: "The only possible solution to the problems of migrants is regularization"

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The project was born after Saúl Sancho volunteered in a refugee camp in Greece.

Saúl Sancho: “Personal hygiene and image are also basic needs”

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Maria von Känel fights for LGBT + rights organizations in Switzerland. Font: Ehe für elle

Maria von Känel: “Social acceptance grows with these political victories, but we need more changes everywhere”

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Francesc Torralba is a philosopher, theologian and essayist and chairs the Ethos Chair in Applied Ethics at Ramon Llull University.

Francesc Torralba: "If boys and girls learn that we are vulnerable, they will avoid the sense of failure”

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Guillem Muñoz, from the Adsis Foundation, giving a workshop on the use of new technologies.

Guillem Muñoz: "We must limit children’s exposure to screens just as we do with alcohol"

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Jordi Calvo, Coordinator of the International Peace Bureau in Barcelona.

Jordi Calvo: ‘Social change can’t be stopped. There is no going back’

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Philippe de Dinechin is the current director and one of the founders of the Fundación Comparte.

Philippe de Dinechin: "Organisations are born, grow and die, what matters are the seeds they leave behind"

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Dani Vilaró is one of the spokespersons for Amnesty International against the death penalty.

Dani Vilaró: "It’s a mistake to think that the death penalty imparts justice and makes societies safer"

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