17. Partnership for the goals

Revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development.

Lack of access to communication puts our community at risk

The lack of a radio and the lack of a newspaper sales establishment, together with having an expensive and poor-quality Internet or lack of devices to access, is a reality in our District.

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Cultural differences in greetings: a focus on Spain

In this video, Axana shares some experiences about living and studying in Spain for six months. She explains the differences in verbal communication compared to Belgium, the country where she grew up. Are you interested in visiting the country yourself? Get ready to learn more about the Spanish habits!

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Studying in South Korea

Join Leila on her journey in Seoul, South Korea, where she explores the vibrant streets, embraces new cultures, and learns the importance of appreciating diversity and freedom amidst academic pressures.

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Poor Infrastructures Limit Africa's Gains from Modern Technologies

In a world that is rapidly advancing technologically, where artificial intelligence, machine learning, smart cities, and hybrid work are the order of the day, sub-Saharan Africans risk being left behind as they still struggle with basic infrastructures. My name is Jude Abugu, I will take you through some challenges many Nigerians face in their online digital activities.

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Witnessing Trauma. Vicarious Trauma in Interpreters

Interpreters bridge language gaps, but their unseen burden is often mental. Vicarious trauma lurks as they absorb others' traumas. Awareness, training, and self-care are crucial to ensure interpreters' well-being.

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Advancements made thanks to cooperative action (original text in Kinyarwanda)

Cooperative action has given us a reason to hope again, we will carry on the work for as long as we live and we will leave it to our children when we are gone!

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Escaping Dictatorship: The Portuguese Migration to France

The story "Escaping Dictatorship: The Portuguese Migration to France" details how, during the 1960s and 1970s, many Portuguese fled to France to escape the oppressive Salazarist regime, war, and poverty. Portugal's dictatorship enforced strict censorship and limited education, while France offered economic stability and job opportunities in the post-WWII reconstruction era. This migration was a chance for many Portuguese to envision a better future.

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The start of ´ Podcast of Comundos´

Radio Comundos revisits the Digital Stories of the NGO Comundos published on the website. It addresses themes chosen by the course participants, productions, carried out throughout their action. And, it does an exclusive program on a current issue.

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My experience as an intern at Comundos

I had the opportunity to do my internship in Comundos while coursing a Master in Educational Sciences at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB). As a part of my internship, I designed and implemented, together with other members of the organization, some activities/workshops.