Come investire in modo migliore nel futuro se non attraverso le possibilità di crescita e conoscenza date dalle università e dai corsi di alta formazione?
La formazione universitaria potrebbe essere in particolare una chiave per guardare allo sviluppo futuro della città di Venezia che ora sta inaugurando la celebrazione per i suoi 1600 anni.
Per riflettere su questi temi il Global Campus of Human Rights ha organizzato uno spazio di discussione sul futuro possibile a Venezia ospitando le online “Global Campus of Human Rights Conversations”.
Following the success of the second online Global Campus of Human Rights Conversation, the Global Campus of Human Rights published the second edition of its seasonal Magazine (both in English and Italian).
In an unprecedentedly challenging year, both for human rights and for us, the Global Campus embraced — and strengthened — its ties as a global network of almost 100 universities, proving that collaborative efforts can take us further.
The Press Office of the Global Campus of Human Rights had the opportunity to ask Jane Da Mosto, from the non-profit organisation “We are here Venice”, about her views on possible sustainable futures for Venice and the Veneto Region...
The Press Office for the Global Campus of Human Rights had the opportunity to ask Professor Marco Mascia – UNESCO Chair on Human Rights, Democracy and Peace and member of the Antonio Papisca Human Rights Center at our partner the University of Padua – to share his impressions on the current challenges facing human rights education at the institution he represents.
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