Farid Saidane talks about the resentment caused by the feeling of stigma and repression experienced by young people in France, and probably in Europe.
For understanding this problem it’s necessary to consider their daily life in their neighbourhoods, to discuss with them and get to know their personal biographies. Generalist and vague policies can’t solve the problem.
It is time that France and Europe become aware of its multicultural identity.
A rap against discrimination, a rap sung by ordinary people, struggling to find their place in society.
And they will find it.
Concept video and texts by Marco “Zuli” Zuliani
Julian Richards explains us the complexity of the returnees phenomenon and the threat posed by foreign fighters come back home.
Mohamed Habbouche is a “life coach” and his work is encouraging young people to chose a life path and built their future.
Let’s hear from him why this is so important.
To leave the war behind the shoulders it’s possible. To restart in a new place, in a new context, to reconstruct a net of relationships and a way of living feeling at home.
Let’s listen to the Amer story, an Iraqi political refugee who lives in Turin.
Lorenzo Vidino, director of the Program on Extremism at George Washington University, in Washington DC, talks about the phenomenon of converts to Islam throughout Europe.
Converting is not an easy process, be sure to have a reference point that can guide you on the right path.
Khadija Tirha explains how volunteering is a concrete help and an amazing alternative to help and fight for those people in need.
There’s many ways you can make a difference. Take a stand in your country, don’t become a foreign fighter.
“The normalization of violence” – Roberto Beneduce – Università di Torino
Roberto Beneduce, anthropologist and psychiatrist, talks about the relation between individual violence and the images of violence in the “normalization of violence” process.
This is what they want: for us to see this kind of violence as a normal act of everyday life.
Check this out.
LET’S KICK DISCRIMINATION – Balon Mundial
Tommaso Pozzato – ASD Balon Mondial Onlus President – talks about defeating discrimination through soccer.
Omar, a taxi driver in Barcelona, tells us his story.
There are many stories like his; those are stories of exclusion and discrimination.
This space is for you: let’s talk about it.
