Social inclusion
On the occasion of Rare Disease Day, we interview the executive director of Rare Diseases International, a network of 76 member organisations representing rare disease patient groups in over 100 countries worldwide.
The International Catalan Institute for Peace reflects on the state of peace in the world and shares how Covid-19 has favoured and harmed the construction of a non-violent society.
Volunteering in prison is a relational commitment of equality. It is a space to bring dignity into a meeting between two people who are exercising their right to decide, freely.
The project 'Criquet BCN' has been running since 2010 to promote inter-cultural links and youth empowerments through the practice of this sport.
The closing event of this Erasmus+ funded project, which takes place on 18 November, will be an opportunity to learn about new practices and innovation and measuring the influence of volunteering on social inclusion.
The third edition of the Congress, organized by the Catalan Social Mentoring Coordination will explore the new lines of action and research in the field of social mentoring.
The chair of the European Anti Poverty Network (EAPN) believes Europe should set a minimum wage no lower than 70% of the average wage in each country.
The city has been chosen ahead of the other candidate, the Cypriot town of Strovolos.
When we play music, dance or perform we are a small community where, in a limited time and space, the strengths and weaknesses of a group of people interacting cross.
The 'Associació Benestar i Desenvolupament' (Welfare and Development Association) promotes this European initiative of intercultural dialogue through food.
The city has been chosen ahead of the other candidate, the Scottish town of Stirling.
This type of art grows strong from the need to legitimize culture as a fundamental part of the process to recover and identify the community.
