2021

The Students for Humanity Review

The Global Orgasm for Peace

Every year on the day after the winter solstice, people from all around the globe dedicate an orgasm to world peace. This practice began...

COP26: All you need to know

An article by Cecilia Manghi

THE SPOON THEORY

Every year on the 20th of October we celebrate World Mental Health Day, an occasion to raise awareness and spread education about a topic...

BRAZIL: President Bolsonaro accused of “crimes against humanity”

Data reported by WWF affirm that each year for the last 30 years we’ve seen fade away a portion of tropical forest equal to 12000kmq by...

International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction

The last couple of years are a clear example of how fragile is human life compared to the disruptive force of nature that constantly...

Sex abuse and the rape culture

In recent days, the video posted on Facebook by Beppe Grillo and his heartfelt defense toward his son, accused, together with three other...

“Dear country leaders, we need to go to school…”

A lost generation: How the pandemic is widening the educational gap In late summer, a picture of two girls studying on the sidewalk next...

Stolen Souls – Human trafficking in Nepal

No-one knows the exact numbers; how many women are sex trafficked in the borders between Greece and Turkey; how many migrants were...

Working for Wasa: a look into the future

How can the project that Students for Humanity is carrying on in Wasa be sustainable in the long term? What are the challenges that the...

Working for Wasa: where we were and where we are now

‘Working for Wasa’ is the pulsing heart of Students for Humanity, but I’m confident that most of you already know this. It is the...