Women continue to be underrepresented in climate debate and governance, as demonstrated at this year’s Cop27 United Nations conference, where women accounted for less than 34% of country negotiating teams. This needs to change. Tara Carey/ Equality Now Women are bearing the brunt of climate change and must […]
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Angelika Berndt and the invisible culture
She has worked on projects in Africa, Asia and Europe, although her work is based mainly around Latin America, the region in which she grew up. The Prisma’s Memoirs. February 2015. Juanjo Andres Cuervo She first started in photography by helping the non-government organisation Anti Slavery International in […]
Rubén Szuchmacher: Theatre reminds us that others exist
The pandemic caused rupture in the relationship between audiences and stage productions. And the performing arts should be a different version of reality which sustains the collective spirit of society after months of isolation. This is what this actor and Argentine director thinks. The Prisma’s Memoirs. Interview: Daniela Arias […]
Women, mafia, and violence
According to official figures, between 2016 and the first months of 2020, 191 women were killed under different circumstances. But 87 cases aroused the interest of authorities and experts for the degree of cruelty when the crimes were committed. The Prisma’s Memoirs. Nubia Piqueras Grosso According to an […]
The veil in Europe: a debate without resolution
This garment continues to be a topic of great debate on the continent, in particular following an increase in the number of Muslim communities in many countries. August marked one year since the Netherlands banned wearing burqas in public places. But discontent continues between defenders and opponents of the veil. […]
















