Censorship, hostility or repression against the homosexual community or immigrants are realities that exist in British and Spanish society. Talking about it is not always easy, but with art, many things are possible and more effective.
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The echo of intolerance: The hunt for immigrants resurges
Operations like ‘Go Home’, which a decade ago sought to curb immigration through campaigns of intimidation, find their echo in new government offensives today. The same nightmare remains current: aggressive, costly policies of questionable effectiveness. The Memories of The Prisma enable this retrospective view. Virginia Moreno Molina According […]
Between career and home: the story of an emigrant in London
The experience of Vicent Sánchez in London exemplifies the dilemma of many young emigrants: the search for opportunities clashes with the language barrier, loneliness, and the high cost of living, leading him to weigh his career against the longing to return home. Javier Duque After graduating in Public […]
Out from under the years of lead
Most people’s lives are lived within social, legal and political structures that are hard to challenge, but when those structures fracture and invade the life of a family it is like an emotional earthquake. The Italian film “Toni, mio padre” portrays a personal struggle to understand the past and challenges the political taboo on discussing that period.
Learning beyond borders: life between Mexico and London
Fluent in three languages and passionate about connecting with people, Aída came to London to study at the LSE and found a city full of culture, kindness and opportunity. Yet the biggest surprise for her was inside the classroom, where long lectures and little interaction felt strangely uninviting. (The Prisma memories) […]
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