Italy: The other side of the medal
In Italy, racist incidents against female champions of African origin representing the country in national and international competitions are increasingly frequent. With the Paris Olympics coming up, it is as...
Federica Araco is an Italian journalist who has worked as an editor and translator for the Italian version of the online magazine Babelmed for 9 years. She was editor-in-chief of the quarterly "The Trip Magazine" dedicated to travel and photography. Federica has contributions in several other Italian magazines as well, such as: LiMes, Internazionale, and Left. The stories and topics she covers are often related to gender, feminism, multiculturalism, social exclusion, migration issues, the environment and sustainable development. Since 2016, she has started publishing travel photo essays on her personal blog.
In Italy, racist incidents against female champions of African origin representing the country in national and international competitions are increasingly frequent. With the Paris Olympics coming up, it is as...
Websites, forums, and online communities that incite gender-based violence by disseminating misogynistic and sexist content have been on the rise.
Director Manal Khaled’s “Trapped” is inspired by real events that took place during the early days of the Tahrir Square uprising. The film’s screenwriter Rasha Azab talks to us about...
Women have long been organizing collectively to counter the ways in which they are marginalized from the world of work and from decision-making positions, but in recent years, new networks...
During the international conference “THE FOREST FACTOR: More nature to fight climate change,” held in Rome on June 6-7, Fiore Longo spoke about green colonialism and its consequences on women’s...
In a regime that severely restricts the freedom of the press and represses the opposition, those who defend the Kurdish people, considered to be the main enemy of the state,...
The women depicted in the great Latin and Greek classics are secondary characters who evolve silently in the background of the heroic deeds of valiant warriors and powerful and capricious...
The women depicted in the great Latin and Greek classics are secondary characters who evolve silently in the background of the heroic deeds of valiant warriors and powerful and capricious...
The women depicted in the great Latin and Greek classics are secondary characters who evolve silently in the background of the heroic deeds of valiant warriors and powerful and capricious...
Some contemporary authors now rewrite great Latin and Greek classic from the point of view of Dido, Circe, Penelope, Calypso, Medea, Cassandra, finally promoted to the rank of protagonists. Irreverent,...
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