Newsletter No. 102

UNESCO Master Class Series against Racism and Discrimination

On December 10, Catesco and UNESCO will host a special edition of the UNESCO Master Class Series against Racism and Discrimination during the 4th Global Forum against Racism, in collaboration with the We Are Family Foundation and Guerrand-Hermès Foundation.

Yakhare Traore: “African women are also here and we are part of this community”

We speak with the president of African Women for Development, an association that fights for the empowerment of women on this continent, both from Catalonia and in African territory.

Addressing the climate emergency from ecofeminism and food sovereignty

A new report from Desos analyzes the structural causes of the climate crisis and invites joint reflection on degrowth and transformation towards a sustainable and equitable model.

'Totes veïnes' shows the difficulties many people have in registering as residents

The catalan campaign is promoted by the Open Borders Coordinator and was carried out through social networks from December 10 to 18.

How to incorporate the intercultural perspective into organizations

It is about promoting it from the very foundations, facilitating dialogue and taking advantage of it to open up possibilities for the development of the entity and its actions.

A study by ACPP, ACATHI and Kaliladea analyzes the state of LGTBI rights in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador

The entities report that if hate crime is not defined, when a trans woman is murdered, there is no record and, therefore, it cannot be addressed in any way so that it does not happen again.

Weaving Memory: Elderly People as Generators of Culture to Transform Imaginaries

Cultural democracy for active aging.

Nature and Childhood: Nature Conservation as an Asset for Health and the Fulfillment of Children's Rights

The natural environment and environmental factors are key aspects for improving health, which must be promoted and ensured for both personal enjoyment and that of future generations.

Time to speed up towards a sustainable and resilient Europe

Europe’s economy and wellbeing of its citizens depend crucially on a healthy and resilient natural environment, a stable climate and long-term sustainable use of resources. As Europe’s new policy cycle begins, Commission President-elect’s political guidelines and mission letters to future Commissioners reaffirm the course towards sustainability, while adding extra focus on competitiveness and security to boost Europe’s resilience to current and future crises.