The world needs less white saviours and more equitable resource distribution. So thinks Tasneem Chopra, a prominent curator, consultant, writer and activist whose passion n for addressing social justice issues has embraced many platforms. Khayala Mammadova* Ulviyya Sanili Aydin* An independent cross cultural consultant, she delivers acclaimed workshops […]
Multiculture
Multiculturalism, from a binary concept to a plural one
People get hung up on labels and flounder when someone or something doesn’t fit into existing categories – the struggle to define multiculturalism in the UK is a prime example. Pinning this word down has proven to be difficult, and has been increasingly associated with religion, and with Muslims in […]
Latin America in a post-Covid world: Assessing the damage from the pandemic
As prospects of a fifth wave have intensified in various part of the world, The Prisma launches a new series on the legacy of the first two yearsof the pandemic for the people and the economies of the region. The pandemic brought with it three distinct, yet related crises that kept […]
David Lautaro: rebellion against extinction
With a clear vision of the importance of Mother Earth, 21-year-old David Lautaro, an immigrant who has lived in England for the past four years, fights to raise awareness of the need to protect and preserve the remaining ecosystems, in the United Kingdom and abroad. Elle McHale Born […]
The false assumptions about migration
The Mediterranean has two shores and while the EU polices it like a moat to keep out ‘undesirables’, the film-makers point to the long-lasting connections between Europe and North Africa. People risk their lives to cross for universally understandable reasons, yet their courage is not valued. Mbaye Sou’s life questions […]
















