NRW goes International: who are the people behind it?
The NRW Translators Team has a very specific task: allowing our readership to think about Italian stories on migrations and second generations from a global perspective.
F.U.L.A the rapper: «I was too tall to breakdance, so I started writing songs»
The last of 12 siblings, Oumar Sall left Senegal as a baby with his mother Fatima. He grew up in Calabria. He first played in Premier volleyball league in Piacenza…
Migrateful, a Masterchef-style initiative that promotes social inclusion in the UK
What do 32 aspiring chefs of different nationalities do on Zoom during the Covid-19 era? They cook, learn English, and overcome barriers, thanks to the social enterprise founded in London…
Coronavirus and Cultural Intelligence: house locked, mind open
Cultural Intelligence (technical term – CQ) is a soft skill that for a long times was considered suitable for the managers of multinational companies and people who work with foreigners.…
Coronavirus and undeclared work. We are all in the same boat: an example of (European) civic sense from Portugal
Mario Giro, former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, returns to NRW to explain why we must follow Portugal's example of legalising all migrants to prevent contagion. With a simple motto…
Kamran Paknegad: «Training a doctor costs the State 250 thousand euro. Why should I go elsewhere?»
Why invest in a professional if they are not then allowed to work in the public sector? In this interview, the Chief of Cardiology at the Nomentana Hospital in Rome…
