Calendar as a Global Tool for Human Rights Action As calls for justice increase—ranging from online petitions to street protests—overlapping schedules can lead to confusion. Without a clear structure, efforts may conflict: two webinars happening at once, targets for signatures not reached, or support for detained activists delayed. A well-planned calendar might seem like just […]
Month: May 2025
Art therapy in trauma recovery for child refugees
Art Therapy: A Path Toward Healing for Refugee Children War, violence, and forced displacement create deep emotional wounds in children. When familiar homes are lost and replaced with tents or foreign streets, the sense of security disappears. In the quiet aftermath, the desire for comfort grows stronger. In these fragile moments, creative expression becomes a […]
When postal systems limit emergency responses
Delays in Postal Services and the Slow Response During Crisis Situations When natural disasters occur, people usually expect help to arrive fast. News footage often shows ambulances rushing through traffic, helicopters landing in damaged areas, and aid workers organizing supplies. These images represent the visible side of emergency response. What often remains hidden is another […]