Inclusion and Eco-Social Justice
ISSN 3035-5265
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indigenous peoples
9th August 2025, International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples: Preserving Rights, Traditions and Sustainable Futures
Every year on 9 August, the United Nations commemorates the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, marking the first meeting of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations in...
education
July 2025: UNESCO presents Skills for the Future Platform to empower youth worldwide
In July 2025, on the tenth anniversary of World Youth Skills Day, UNESCO unveiled the new Skills for the Future Platform, a digital ecosystem designed to address the growing challenge...
future generations
12-13 September 2025, XXIV National Congress of the Italian Society for Vocational Guidance: Towards Social Transformation and Eco-social Justice
On 12–13 September 2025, the city of Parma will host the XXIV National Congress of the Italian Society for Vocational Guidance (SIO), titled “Vocational Guidance looking towards social transformation, desirable...
Topics
youth
When Career Guidance Becomes Marketing: Risks and Alternatives for Supporting Young People
The article published by the local newspaper Il Mattino di Padova, describing the pilot project “Scopri il talento per l’orientamento” (Discover Your Talent for Career Guidance), under the title “A...
health
Taming Attempts between Cats, the Little Prince’s Friendships and Law No. 219/2017. Reflections on Professional Relationships of Care and Trust
A friend sent me a video on WhatsApp. A frightened, restless kitten is seen in a protected shelter defending itself by attacking another cat. This other cat makes various attempts...
indigenous peoples
When “the other” is Mapuche!
The society in which we live, and we who form part of it, are increasingly confronted with challenges and provocations stemming from relentless progress. We must resist the growing phenomenon...
gender-based violence
Can the fight against gender-based violence become a business? The case of the Belluno Anti‑Violence Centre at risk of closure
PremiseGender-based violence, including domestic violence, is recognised as a serious violation of human rights, particularly against women. This is clearly established in the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and...
work
Farm animals, Livestock workers and quality of life
If, as we have previously noted, Veterinary Medicine may seem distant from issues of justice and inclusion, then the medicine concerning animals bred for food production might appear even more...
gender policies
Increasing Far-Right and the Question of Gender Equality
Increasing Far-Right and the Question of Gender EqualityIn today’s world, the rise of far-right ideologies poses a significant threat to the ideal of gender equality. This challenge is not confined...
Children
PRIZE: A Prevention Intervention on Adolescent Gambling – Part Two
As addressed in the previous contribution, the right to psychological health is a fundamental human right, encompassing prevention, promotion, and care of psychological well-being, which is especially important for younger...
Children
PRIZE: A Preventive Intervention on Gambling in Adolescence – Part One
The right to psychological health is a fundamental human right that encompasses prevention, promotion, and care of psychological well-being. It is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (United...
work
From Tolerance to Transformation: Reimagining DEI in Workplaces as a Human Rights Strategy
IntroductionThe literature surrounding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in organisational contexts has evolved significantly over recent years, reflecting a growing recognition of the complexities and challenges inherent in implementing effective...
