Published in: Can Europe Make It?
Anti-radicalisation, social movements, and imagining alternatives

Published on: 4 October 2016

Written by: Bue Rübner Hansen All articles by Bue Rübner Hansen

Written by: Simona Rentea All articles by Simona Rentea

Written by: Joan Pedro-Carañana All articles by Joan Pedro-Carañana

Bue Rübner Hansen, Joan Pedro & Simona Rentea at the Cities of Welcome, Cities of Transit conference in Barcelona. (Video, 9 minutes)
Published in: Can Europe Make It?
How to use technology so it doesn’t use us

Published on: 2 October 2016

Written by: Inés Bebea All articles by Inés Bebea

Inés Bebea speaks at the Cities of Welcome, Cities of Transit conference held July 2016 in Barcelona.
Published in: Home
European refugees and Twitter

Published on: 27 September 2016

Written by: Aurora Labio All articles by Aurora Labio

Written by: Román Martín All articles by Román Martín

Written by: Francisco Núñez All articles by Francisco Núñez

The political parties, professions and media that were registered as the most active in the Twitter storm #DiaMundialdelosRefugiados were those from the centre left.
Published in: Can Europe Make It?
United against Spain’s Gag Laws: change bottom-up

Published on: 14 September 2016

Written by: Carlos Escaño All articles by Carlos Escaño

Written by: Hélène Michou All articles by Hélène Michou

The most worrying consequence of the Gag Laws is the population´s fear of exercising their freedoms, in particular freedom of expression and information. Español
Published in: democraciaAbierta
Democracy, neoliberalism and talking to strangers: a kid on a local bus

Published on: 29 August 2016

Written by: Jorge Saavedra Utman All articles by Jorge Saavedra Utman

In the act of going out from an excluding individualism, breaking the idea that everyone can improve their life conditions on their own, there is a big step. Español