Written by Yazeed Kamaldien The brutal history of slavery and its after-effects of racial oppression against black people in the United States are documented at The Legacy Museum and The National Memorial for Peace and Justice in...
By Julia Bicknell As we wound up the road through the mid-Atlas hills in Morocco and turned into the clearing where the abandoned monastery lay, my mind immediately turned to one of the most moving and powerful films I’ve ever...
By Umesh Pokharel In one of its cover stories, a weekly magazine, while reporting on ‘sexual harassment in the film industry, not only went to reveal the name of a sexual harassment survivor but also failed to write the...
Some youth leaders in the North West region have been drilled on the necessity of peaceful cohabitation and acceptance despite the many religions and cultures that exist in the world. This was done Wednesday, August 24, 2022, at...
Our media cohort participant, Brian Pellot from South Africa, produced this podcast for Taboom Media. Brian interviewed the Moroccan activist Soufiane Hennani. Soufiane Hennani is the co-founder of Elille collective for the...
Intervista a cura di Asia Leofreddi. Redazione Confronti. 85 chilometri. Questa è la distanza che divide Roma dal residence di Bella Farnia Mare, nel comune di Sabaudia. A pochi chilometri le spiagge dorate del Circeo, tutto...
by Andreas Harsono Schoolgirls, Female Civil Servants Suffer Under Mandatory Hijab Regulations (Jakarta) – Most of Indonesia’s provinces and dozens of cities and regencies impose discriminatory and abusive dress codes on women and...
By Wale Odunsi It is a long-established reality that religion – the belief in and worship of God or gods – has polarized households, tribes, communities, cities, and nations. The world cannot continue to act as though all is well...
by Aslihan Bedier A look into America's history of racial injustice and its legacy across generations – learning about how racial inequality affects lives to this day. Huge blocks of cement that look like coffins dangle from high...
By Kimberly Winston SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina— In the courtyard of this city’s Bosnian Cultural Center are posters touting upcoming concerts and theatrical events at the 800-seat theater inside. Nestled in one side of the...