For many people, the answer is not so obvious. This year marks 12 years since the artists’ strike in Poland,

Nerea is a shepherdess: she owns a sheep farm in a small town of 19 inhabitants, Robladillo de Ucieza, Palencia.

Bakary Boudou arrived in France some fifteen years ago. In his home country, Mauritania, he lived with his mother, who

Eleni Fasouleira is an educator. She works in a preschool in the morning, and every afternoon she goes back to

The doughnut economy is a visual framework for sustainable development – shaped like a doughnut or lifebelt, combining the concept

L’asSociata is a group of workers, students, and young people from Rome who launched the campaign “Work then Disconnect” to

In November, the planet’s biggest climate conference COP29 took place in Baku, Azerbaijan. Over 60 thousand members of delegations from

The latest Greenpeace report highlights the alarming loss of small-scale farms in Greece, with 31% of the country’s farms disappearing.

More than 200 people have lost their lives and hundreds of thousands have been affected bythe consequences of the terrible

Lucien Yemcama has seen his neighbourhood being eaten away by the sea. Now retired, he grew up in the Poirier