The keys of the world
Being citizens of a constantly changing world 16 October - 4 December 2019
Being citizens in a constantly changing world can be difficult without a key for interpreting and overcoming the limits imposed by customs.
These meetings provide opportunities for reflection, to grow and discover how to help others starting with oneself, through important testimonies, solidarity activities and in-depth meetings on issues and problems such as sustainable food, xenophobia, social exclusion, climate change and legality.The key to change
- Wednesday 16 October 2019 at 18:30 - 20:00
The environment is now at the centre of public debate, and climate change and concerns about pollution and the degradation of our ecosystem are some of the issues of greatest concern.
On the occasion of **World Food Day**, we explore the delicate relationship between food and climate change.
With **Luca Mercalli**, a climatologist and scientific advisor known for his participation in the TV programme Che Tempo Che Fa, and **Laura Laportella**, journalist, communication expert on environmental issues and collaborator of the magazine Pandora Rivista.
The key to equality
- Wednesday 4 December 2019 at 20:30 - 22:30
Having access to education, to the world of work, participating independently in social life: all rights that many people with disabilities still struggle to access today, despite the United Nations Convention. To mark **World Disability Day**, we are furthering our knowledge of those who face the challenges of disability every day.
**Alessandro Triulzi**, historian and Africanist, talks with **Joy Ehikioya**, Nigerian and albino, finalist of the Dimmi Prize – Diary of Migrant Memories.
Speech by **Dario De Nicola** on CEFA projects in support of disabled people in Tanzania.
A theatrical reading will follow.
