Considering all the discriminations — some of them evident, others really subtle — that we observe around us, and the growing predominance of the Western model, understood in all its aspects involving every area of life, isn’t the world becoming more and more closed in on itself?
Research on economic migrants who work in the agriculture field shows that people tend to represent their life in a new country in a way which often doesn’t reflect reality, in order to give their family the impression of a better life condition.
During the pandemic, we have been keeping our profiles and pages updated. However, we changed our online strategy as we sought a closer relationship with our followers, who couldn’t leave their homes anymore.
But in reality, problems like climate are inherently complex, made by multiple players. And if you dig deep enough, you actually could find that maybe this one piece or these several pieces could be the linchpins of making major changes, rather than trying to raise tens of billions of dollars just doing X or Y.
The trip then becomes an opportunity to meet: traveling with friends is one of the most beautiful experiences that you can do. It’s our way of promoting friendship and sharing the happiness that comes from exploring this beautiful planet.
as far as prevention is concerned, we find loads of syllabus on eSafety Commissioner (website recognized by Australian Government) which are paramount not only for teachers but for families as well, so that to avoid Cyber bullying.
The fourth is more frequent with second generation immigrants and it’s marginalization. They feel “neither fish nor fowl,” so they don’t have many contacts with people of the mother culture, or with people of the host culture, because somehow they feel rejected in both. This is a more problematic situation, because these people have a sort of “emptiness of meaning”: they don’t know where they belong.