Inclusion and Eco-Social Justice

Touching an Egyptian sarcophagus, “reading” a fresco with one’s hands, discovering a Van Gogh masterpiece through sign language: these are just some of the experiences awaiting adults and children alike...

Almost two years after the beginning of the Israeli military offensive, Gaza now represents one of the most severe devastations in contemporary history. Tens of thousands of victims, entire neighbourhoods...

For over thirty years, the State Tactile Museum Omero in Ancona has represented a centre of excellence in the Italian museum landscape, offering a model of cultural accessibility that has...

Psychologist Laura Nota of the University of Padua has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Lausanne and has issued a challenge to the academic world: abandon dominant...

Legal Definition of Gender DiscriminationToday, despite decades of feminist movements and struggles for gender equality, gender discrimination remains a widespread phenomenon both internationally and within the Indian context. Within the...

IntroductionThe discourse surrounding the contemporary ecological crisis has outgrown the traditional boundaries of environmental science, transforming into a profound debate over human rights and the structural foundations of global capitalism....

IntroductionThe report "The Wage Gap of Foreign Workers in Italy" has been published. It was produced for the Forum on Inequalities and Diversity by Giacomo Stazi, a research consultant at...

During the 61st International Art Exhibition in 2026, the Pinault Collection in Venice organised four contemporary art exhibitions across its two museum venues, Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana.These two...

Thursday 28 May 2026: notes from the conference​On 28 May, at 6 pm, we attended a discussion event organised by the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences of the University...