Latin American Feminism finds its roots in the 60s and the 70s, in which literature was a key factor for the fight of equality. Female Latin American writers have played a crucial role in defending women rights, but there is still much more to do. Nathan Raia The […]
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Ana’s experience as a volunteer teacher
Ana Paula Pinto, 55, is a Portuguese education volunteer, born in Mozambique. Paula first volunteered 20 years ago, and last year lent her expertise to the Student Participation Initiative project in Myanmar, where she was one of two international volunteers, working alongside two national and twenty-nine youth volunteers. […]
An Italian immigrant in the time of coronavirus
In the last month, the situation in the UK has changed a lot, making me deal with experiences that I never imagined I would have faced. This is my story, but there are other stories coming. Stories from immigrants in this country that The Prisma want to share, to tell […]
Time for cacerolazos against Trump
This unstable fool of a president has drawn headlines more and more for his attacks on the press and recently on the World Health Organisation (WHO), but now he has actually stopped the US contribution for a 60-90-day review period. Graham Douglas And in the same article it […]
In Iraq they only have one wish; to bury the dead
The drama doesn’t start and end with Covid-19. Along with the critical economic situation aggravated by the pandemic, Muslims are faced with the agony of not being able to bury their relatives and friends in accordance with Islamic practices. Armando Reyes For Saad Malik, losing his father in […]
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