To protect the marine ecosystems of the Adriatic, concrete policies are needed, shared by all the countries bordering this sea. Often, these results are achieved thanks to bottom-up transnational cooperation initiatives. An interview
Adriatic Sea, a neglected cradle of biodiversity
Southern Adriatic: innovate, connect, and grow sustainably
Rimini’s response to sea level rise
Communities of practice as a tool for digital transition: from Emilia-Romagna to the Adriatic-Ionian area
A Double-Edged Sword: The Cruise Boom in the Adriatic
Milan: the cinemas that are no longer there and those that resist
Marwa Mahmoud: growing up in Italy and engaging in politics as a citizen
Marwa Mahmoud, councilor for education policies of the Municipality of Reggio Emilia, offers us a lucid and touching look at the complexity of identity and belonging. Hers is the story of an Italian public figure with a migrant background: born in Alexandria, Egypt and raised in Reggio Emilia, she cherishes her roots, but at the same time she is determinedly committed to building the future of the country she has chosen as her home and place of political commitment, despite racism and the difficulties related to bureaucracy and obtaining citizenship.
Alae Al Said, writing as an act of liberation
Alae Al Said was born in Rome in 1991 to Palestinian parents. She grew up with love for her homeland and a strong sense of justice. In this video, she tells us about her life between two struggles, the one for the liberation of Palestine and the one for her affirmation as a Muslim woman in a country held hostage by so many stupid stereotypes
