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The GET Project presents the First Global Geo-History Textbook

The GET-It's Global Education Time project, lead by CISP and co-funded by the European Union, offers history teachers and students aged 13-19 an innovative school textbook based on the Global History ...

Five Questions to Gianluca Falcitelli: Forty Years in International Cooperation

Today, we continue our series of short interviews with key figures at CISP by posing five questions to Gianluca Falcitelli, Director for the Mediterranean and Middle East geographic area. Gianluca, y ...

The Final Event of A Ritmo de Inclusión in Havana

Art and Inclusion Make Havana Vibrate Art and music brought Havana’s Estudio 50 to life in an event marking the conclusion of A Ritmo de Inclusión (ARDI), a project that has left a significant imprin ...

Five questions to Deborah Rezzoagli: from African studies to work in the Balkans

Today, we are launching a series of short interviews with key figures in our organization—individuals who have worked with CISP for years and whose dedication has helped shape our history. Five quest ...

Breaking the Cycle of Invisibility: Civil Registration as a Gateway to Rights in Ethiopia

In many parts of the world, being “sans papiers”—without official papers or legal identity—often conjures images of migrants or refugees. However, unlike the common association of “sans papiers” with ...

In a World Full of Challenges, We Choose Solidarity

Every day, in Italy and around the world, thousands of people face extremely difficult situations. Natural disasters, conflicts, poverty—these are just some of the challenges that severely test the l ...

DESAFÍOS: A Wind of Change for Women and Youth in Rural Ecuador

A wave of transformation is sweeping through Ecuador’s coastal regions. It’s called DESAFÍOS, a groundbreaking initiative launched by CISP and funded by the European Union. This project is reshaping ...

CISP at COP16: From Colombia to the world, a concrete commitment to a sustainable future

Biodiversity is a right of every living being, not merely a resource to be exploited. This belief drives CISP’s daily commitment to its protection and enhancement. Luigi Grando, CISP Director of the ...

Institutions, inequality and development: lessons from the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics

The awarding of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics to a team of scholars who have devoted their research to economic development and inequality, including Daron Acemoglu, James A. Robinson and Simon J ...

New horizons for education and nutrition in the Saharawi Camps

CISP, a long-standing leader in humanitarian assistance in the Saharawi refugee camps, has recently launched a new initiative. Funded by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS), the pro ...

Sports for development in Locride

The “GET – It’s Global Education Time” project is kicking off in Italy with a series of events organized by CISP in partnership with GAL Terre Locridee. These activities, set to take place over the c ...

Voices of Peace from Mozambique: a podcast that unites communities

In a small imaginary village in Mozambique, the wounds of war begin to heal thanks to the power of words. “Stories of Mandazi” is a 8-episodes podcast about the challenges and hopes of a community tr ...

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