Turning Weapons of War into Tools of Peace. A series that explores active engage- ment, ingenuity, civil disobedience and non-violence. Episode 1: Outlaw and under- ground: a question of habit. They will turn their swords into ploughshares and their spears into pruning hooks; the nations will no longer raise swords against the na- tions or learn war. In 1968, in Catonsville, Maryland, nine Catholic activists, including two priests and brothers, Philip and Dan Berrigan, stole 378 draft files and burned them with homemade napalm. In 1970, the brothers were sentenced to prison terms of up to three years. Father Dan fled.
"We are the sea in the Earth" talks about the ability of the students to overcome the "paper walls". The paper walls can be the difficulties in the access to a country (documents) but also the difficulties in the integration.With this podcast we will show you the experience of some students that have come to Italy or that already lived in Italy but moved in another Region: a Russian girl, two a girl and a boy from Vietnam, a boy from Camerun and an Italian girl. We have developed some philosophical concepts learned during our classes and we have applied them to reality. The pieces of music we have chosen will accompany you along these journeys. ...
Construire une Europe créative, c’est aussi repenser notre manière d’être au monde et d’habiter le monde en commun. Comment y vivre ? Dans quelle relation avec le vivant et les écosystèmes ? Dans quelles circulations et interactions, physiques ou virtuelles ? Invités : Bénédicte Alliot (directrice de la Cité internationale des arts), Jelena Petrović (curatrice), Renata Salecl (philosophe), Shelly de Vito (co-fondatrice des Moulins de Paillard) et Juan Sandoval (directeur des programmes de résidence UNIDEE, Cittadellarte-Fondazione Pistoletto). Débat animé par Pascal Brunet (Relais Culture Europe) ...
Il limone lunare consists of two shows that circulate around the work and the writings of the Sicilian activist and poet Danilo Dolci. The first show starts from Radio Libera, an ephemeral pirate radio that took place in 1968 in the context of the Belice earthquake, and explores different sides of the work of Danilo Dolci in Sicily. Through a montage of readings and sounds, it unveils a series of events and ideas situated between nonviolent struggles and cultural, political and educational actions which echo with contemporary writings and practices. Editors: Giulia Crisci and Camille Pageard, with Assemblea delle lucciole / Diaria, Palermo / Parigi ...
