Kenya aims for the stars with launch of first operational satellite
One Nation over the Moon. The satellite has been called Taifa –1, signifying “1 – Nation” in Swahili: the name alone suggests the great...
Posts by Students For Humanity
Hebee: the non-profit startup aimed at mitigating period poverty
Paige is a Berkeley undergraduate transfer student in civil engineering. After growing up in Germany, she moved to the Bay Area and liv...
Salvatore Todaro and the (IN)Humanity of Wars
I recently had the opportunity to read a book, “Il Comandante Salvatore Todaro (“Commander Salvatore Todaro”) edited by Cinzio Gibin. S...
A Thousand Splendid Suns
This renowned novel of the Afghan-American writer Khaled Hosseini (the author of the bestseller The Kite Runner) is essentially a story...
Putin’s arrest warrant
The International Criminal Court in the Hague, (“ICC” or “the Court”) on March 17th 2023, has issued an arrest warrant against Russian ...
Artist JR’s “Inside Out” work on the issue of social isolation of the elders
Why this passive aggressiveness towards the grannies? The world population is growing at an unprecedented level in the last decades, bu...
Not just Russia-Ukraine: wars around the world that must not be forgotten
Theaters of war have been and still seem to be a sad constant in human history, with the very serious consequences of enormous sufferin...
Just Mercy : a movie about hope, redemption, justice and love
“The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members”, a famous quote by Mahatma Gandhi is cited ...
SFH event: On punishments without crimes – a year later
The CPR (Centro di Permanenza per il Rimpatrio – Permanent Center for the Returns) is a structure that serves for the custody of foreig...
Is it the end of the “Zero Covid” policy era?
Widespread protests in China recently shocked both the world and the Chinese Communist party. This insurrection not only was unexpected...
