A master graduate in Languages and Cultures for Communication and International Cooperation at the University of Milan, Silvia studied Peace & Conflict Studies at the International School of the University of Haifa, Israel. She has been living there for a couple of years and has been active in several local realities engaged in the fields of mediation, education and development. She is passionate about nature, books, music and cuisine.
Quando “Casa” è quel Mediterraneo che ormai vive solo nel mito e definire se stessi diviene un dialogo in continuo mutamento con i luoghi, le persone, le memorie.
Cosa ci insegnano i Maestri sul rapporto che dobbiamo avere con il nostro pianeta? In occasione della Giornata Mondiale della Terra, un invito a riflettere sul nostro ruolo da “inquilini temporanei” della Terra
Figlia di padre ebreo e madre non ebrea, Alyssa PInsker spiega come ci si sente a crescere in un mondo che la considera”metà e metà”: respinta dalla comunità ebraica da un lato e vittima di episodi antisemiti dall’altro.
Diario da “Minorities alone strong together”, congresso LGBT+ organizzato da Maghen David Keshet.
The first experience of interfaith cohousing is about to kick off in Los Angeles: we spoke about the initiative with its founder, Mohammed Al-Samawi
“Every single part of who we are creates our beautiful identity. And nobody is allowed to say the opposite”.
Meet Beatie Deutsch, an Orthodox mom of five living in Jerusalem. And a marathon champion who’ve just won her first international medal
Budapest, Hungary: in Alyssa Petersel’s book, twenty-one stories compose the mosaic of a vibrant Jewish life. Our review
And what if our hyper-connected world could provide us with opportunities to change the nature of Jewish-Muslim relations? We met Rima: the result was a long conversation, much ike one of those epic Mizrahi style dinners that seem to never get to an end. And that leave a good taste in your mouth.