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"I believe that today, as CISP, we're facing at least three significant challenges.
The first, and in my view most crucial, is the imperative to reflect on the very purpose of our existence and operations. Today’s world is grappling with immense tragedies and crisis such as the conflicts in the Middle East, Europe, and Africa; the crisis in Latin America; the rise of populism and protectionism, the prioritisation of internal security and national borders; the erosion of multilateralism and forums such as the United Nations or the European Union; the weakening of international law; and the diminishing importance of concepts like hospitality, rights..."

These projects aim to support the treatment and prevention of malnutrition, bolster local health services, restore vital water and agricultural infrastructure, and re-establish income sources for families affected by the conflict. Direct financial aid is a crucial tool for preserving people's dignity, enabling families to make their own choices, even in times of crisis.

Sudan is currently facing one of the most severe and complex humanitarian crises in the world. According to recent UN estimates, over 10 million people are internally displaced, making this the largest internal displacement emergency in history.

The volume "Civic Education Practices: For an Inclusive School that Builds Communities," edited by CISP’s Giordana Francia and Concetta Ricciardi, is now available for free download (in Italian).

This book aims to contribute to critical reflection on citizenship education. It offers a framework for observing and engaging with various aspects of school life, consistently asking: What elements in our classrooms and schools help foster a sense of community?

The idea for this collection and analysis of civic education practices in schools emerged from a sieries of teachers’ workshops led by Master Teacher Franco Lorenzoni and CISP...