The article highlights volunteering as a driver of active citizenship, democracy, and human rights in Europe. It calls for harmonizing national regulations to advance a common European volunteering policy.
The author, Hermes Castro, Treasurer of Fedelatina at Fedelatina (Federation of Latin American Entities of Catalonia) shares his perspective on what has happened in the country in an article published in three parts.
The author, Hermes Castro, Treasurer of Fedelatina at Fedelatina (Federation of Latin American Entities of Catalonia) shares his perspective on what has happened in the country in an article published in three parts.
The author, Hermes Castro, administrative coordinator at Fedelatina (Federation of Latin American Entities of Catalonia) shares his perspective on what has happened in the country in an article published in three parts.
We call for breaking down walls and demand urgent measures that make possible the right to migrate freely, reside and work with dignity, and live as a family.
Community radio stations help build collective narratives that make everyday issues, popular knowledge and diverse realities visible.
Given that social entities are increasingly vulnerable to digital scams such as Phishing , this article explains the most common types of attacks and offers recommendations to improve digital security.
The International Volunteer Day is a good opportunity to give a voice to people who have committed to social projects to improve an environment where society does not manage to do so.
The International Volunteer Day mandated by the UN General Assembly is viewed as a unique occasion for volunteers and organizations to celebrate their efforts and to acknowledge the enormous contribution of volunteers in making this world a better place.
The 20th November, Universal Children’s Day, is a good opportunity to continue giving a voice to all those children who are voiceless and to reclaim that if we fail to protect children we will have no present and no future.
To end energy injustice we need to guarantee rights, because vulnerability comes hand-in-hand with difficulties to access housing, and access to other basic services and utilities such as electricity, gas, running water, telephone services or the internet.
