• TRANSLATOR • Made in Italy • native (school and studies) in ITALIAN
• INTERPRETER • Multilingual • Italian (native) • German (bilingual) • English • French • Spanish (fluent)
• Specialized • Engineering • Environment • Law • Marketing • Medicine • NGOs • Technology
• Passionate • Culture • Environment • Languages • Nature • Photography • Science
• Certified languages (proficiency level) • Italian • German • English • French • Spanish • (Dutch)
• Global Voices Author and Translator – Italian • Citizen Media Stories • Environment • published: 2 articles, 309 translations (Italian)
• Global Voices Translator – German • Citizen Media Stories • Environment • published: 33 translations (German)
• National Geographic Translator • Travel • published: 3 translations (Italian)
• TED Translator • TED Talks • Education • Business • Science • published: 506 subtitles (in 6 languages: Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese)
• Translators Without Borders • Translator, Reviewer • supported NGOs: 30 • Verified Translator, Italian-English, English-Italian
• Willing to improve my knowledge and perspectives
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PUBLISHED ARTICLES and TRANSLATIONS • Citizen Journalism • in ITALIAN
PUBLISHED ARTICLES
• Emergenza COVID-19 in Italia: l'impegno di medici, infermieri, sanitari e la solidarietà civile per sconfiggere il virus
• L'Italia martoriata dalla COVID-19 intravede una speranza: io resto a casa, ma la natura non si ferma
PUBLISHED TRANSLATIONS
1. Health • Medicine • Coronavirus • Covid-19 • Ebola • Malaria • etc.
2. Climate • Agriculture • Fishing • Food • Forest • Lake • Ocean • Sea • Water
3. Wildlife • Birds • Elephants • Leopards • Lions • Lyns • Rhinos • Tigers
4. Travel • Languages • People • Technology
1. • HEALTH • MEDICINE • CORONOAVIRUS • COVID-19 • EBOLA • MALARIA
• The implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for the environment
AFRICA
• COVID-19, locusts and floods: East Africa's triple dilemma
• COVID-19 in Africa: ‘Unprecedented levels of mobilization’ as nations brace for pandemic
• France24 headline about COVID-19 in Africa irks netizens as racist
• Malaria vaccine may offer respite from Africa’s greatest health scourge
• Promoting coronavirus education through indigenous languages
• Burkina, Burundi • This Invention by Burkinabe and Burundian Student Scientists Could Save Thousands from Malaria
• Burundi • Malaria has affected over 5 million people in Burundi so far this year
• Cameroon • Fish prices spike as Cameroon’s mangroves face total depletion
• Congo • As Ebola outbreak ends, coronavirus begins in DR Congo
ASIA
• Face masks as COVID-19 surges global demand
• COVID-19 diaries: Collateral damage
• COVID-19 diaries: Volunteers collect help messages during the pandemic
• COVID-19 diaries: Waiting for the lifting of the lockdown
• COVID-19 diaries: When humans are turned into objects
• The most critical lesson we've learned from the COVID-19 outbreak is the importance of free speech
• World Health Organization officials criticized for ‘slow response’ and bias as COVID-19 spreads across the world
• Bhutan • Bhutan deals with its first COVID-19 case by temporarily shutting down borders
• Indonesia • COVID-19 tune educates, empowers Indonesia’s remote Marapu community
• Japan • Battered by criticism, Abe government scrambles to save Japan from COVID-19
• Japan • Japanese superfood can't combat COVID-19, but may prolong your life
• Nepal • A cancer treating yew tree is critically endangered in Nepal
• Nepal • Kathmandu’s Pollution Is So Bad, Even Gods Need Masks
• Nepal • Nepali cartoonists illustrate the country’s COVID-19 crisis
• Nepal • The Gold Rush for Himalayan Viagra Begins in Nepal
• Nepal • The return of birds during the COVID-19 lockdown is a boon to Nepali wildlife photographers
• Sri Lanka • Sri Lankan wildlife threatened by poaching during the pandemic
• Yemen • How free breakfast brought 500 girls back to school in Yemen
EUROPE
• Croatia • Croatia's earthquake risk disrupting partial lockdown amid COVID-19 outbreak
• Czech Republic • Czech Republic enters quarantine amid conflicting government directives
• Czech Republic • Czech Republic introduces drastic measures to deter spread of COVID-19
• Greece, Macedonia, Serbia • Churches in Greece and North Macedonia refuse to modify rituals conducive to the spread of COVID-19
OCEANIA
• Australia • COVID-19 on the frontline: Insights from an Australian humanitarian nurse
• Australia • First Malaria World Congress explores ways forward as elimination efforts stall
• Australia • Indigenous people in Australia prepare for COVID-19
• Australia • One Australian Nurse's Stirring Response to the Refugee Crisis
• Vanuatu • Drone delivers vaccines to a remote island in Vanuatu
SOUTH AMERICA
• Bolivia • COVID-19: Bolivianos usan medicina natural entre esperanza y desinformación
• Brazil, Costa Rica • ‘Protecting forests is crucial to cure pandemics,’ indigenous leaders say
• Brazil, Cuba • Why Cuba has decided to pull 8,000 doctors out of Brazil
• Brazil, Peru • An Amazon Tribe's 500-Page Traditional-Medicine Encyclopaedia
• Jamaica • Life in the time of COVID-19: Jamaicans adjust their lifestyles as country records second case
• Trinidad Tobago • Trinidad & Tobago clamps down as two cases of COVID-19 are confirmed
• Trinidad Tobago • Trinidad & Tobago closes its borders as COVID-19 cases double to four
2. • CLIMATE • AGRICULTURE • FISHING • FOOD • FOREST • LAKE • OCEAN • SEA • WATER
• Développement durable: avons-nous progressé depuis la publication du rapport Brundtland?
• Game of Thrones and climate change: brace yourselves, summer is coming!
• Islas de basura, ¿qué son, cómo nos afectan y qué podemos hacer al respecto?
• Ocean Mapping Expedition Tracing Magellan’s Voyage Reaches the Philippines
• The Number One Thing We Can Do to Protect the Earth’s Oceans
• Your Social Media Photos Could Help Protect Whale Sharks and Other Species
AFRICA
• 8 Dishes From Africa We Dare You To Try
• 8 Ways Climate Change Is Already Affecting Africa
• Baobab and Moringa, Two ‘Superfoods’ With the Potential of Boosting the Planet's Health
• Baobab Tree
• Examining Africa's Growth
• Is Empowering Women Key to Eradicating Global Hunger?
• La chenille légionnaire d’automne ravage l'agriculture de plusieurs pays africains
• Less Than 10% of Rural Sub-Saharan Africans Have Access to Electricity. What's Being Done to Change That?
• Afghanistan • Water shortages weigh heavy on Afghanistan
• Egypt • Egypt hosts the first UN Biodiversity Convention held in the Middle East
• Ethiopia • Ethiopia: Are “Land Grab” Deals a Path to Food Security
• Ethiopia • Mass tree-planting in Ethiopia broke world records, but its impact will take time
• Guinea Bissau • Why Doesn't It Rain in Guinea-Bissau Like It Used To?
• Ivory Coast • Cote d'Ivoire's chocolate waste spurs second industry in cocoa butter
• Ivory Coast • Red palm fruit flourishes in Côte d'Ivoire, despite national shortage
• Madagascar • Madagascar citizens demand transparency in a fishy deal
• Sudan • Sudan's youth activists want you to pay attention to deforestation in Darfur
ASIA
• Fishing Heritage: Fish and Fire Dance in the Sea
• Flying Fish Season on Orchid Island
• Youth gather to halt biodiversity loss and promote harmony with nature
• Defying the odds as a woman entrepreneur
• Bangladesh • ‘Conservation or community rights’? Bangladesh bans fishing for 65 days
• Bangladesh • Riverbank erosion disaster in Bangladesh leaves thousands homeless
• Japan • Fishermen Are Poaching Coral From Japanese Waters
• Himalaya • The Newest Strategy for Saving Bees Is Really, Really Old
• India • As Cyclone Fani hits India's eastern coast, preparedness saves thousands of lives
• India • As India grapples with climate change, youth groups and startups scout for greener solutions
• India • Gardeners Are Repurposing Coconut Waste as Eco-Friendly Plant Pots
• India • Indian activists oppose oil refinery project citing environmental concerns, as protests flare up
• India • Indian authorities approve uranium exploration in Nallamala Forest, sparking protests
• India • Reducing carbon footprint and waste generation is the need of the hour, says Indian environmentalist
• Iran • Iran's Shrinking Lake Urmia Comes Under the Spotlight, Thanks to Hollywood's Leonardo DiCaprio
• Iran • The ongoing water crisis in Iran's Ahwaz region looming towards disaster
• Israel • Israel, One of the World’s Driest Countries, Is Now Overflowing With Water
• Japan • All about ‘osechi ryōri’, Japan's traditional New Year's food
• Japan • Conservation groups claim victory as Japan leaves IWC and ends Antarctic whaling
• Japan • Japan mortgages its future, choosing growth over environment
• Japan • Japan's Appetite Is Pushing Bluefin Tuna to the Brink
• Japan • Recycled Cooking Oil Fuels LED Cherry Blossoms in Energy-Conscious Japan
• Japan • Strongest typhoon to hit Japan in 25 years largely forgotten foLlowing massive earthquake
• Japan • Youth join Climate Strike in Japan as government invests in fossil fuels
• Lebanon • The Litani River, Lebanon's main artery, is facing an environmental crisis
• Myanmar • A day in the life of a bamboo shoot harvester in Myanmar
• Myanmar • Devastated hilltop in Myanmar’s jade mining region remains home for scores of families despite danger
• Myanmar • Farmers Harvest Buckets of Glimmering Sea Salt in Myanmar
• Myanmar • Growing controversy in Myanmar: A Kachin banana plantation in photos
• Myanmar • How Myanmar Residents Are Coping Up With Rising Temperatures Caused by El Niño
• Nepal • Flora and Fauna Signal the Visible Effects of Climate Change in Nepal
• Philippines • Residents flee as Philippines’ smallest active volcano emits smoke and ash
• Russia • Climate Change Is Behind Russia's Shrinking Lake Baikal, Experts Say
• Tajikistan • How Can Solar Energy Make Life in Tajikistan's Mountains More Sustainable?
• Thailand • Hunger for minerals stirs resistance in rural Thailand
• Thailand • No land, no fish: Mekong community in northeast Thailand struggles against a double-threat
• United Arab Emirate • A look at United Arab Emirate's renewable energy goals
• Vietnam • Five Foods From Vietnam That Might Be a Little Hard to Swallow for Non-Vietnamese
• Vietnam • Court rules no jurisdiction in Vietnamese marine disaster case, victims to appeal
EUROPE
• La consultation européenne de Surfrider “Voice for the Ocean” : informer les citoyen-ne-s et leur permettre de peser sur les débats
• Albania • Albanian Activists Hold Two-Day Protest Against the Building of Hydropower Plants in Valbona National Park
• Bulgaria • UNESCO World Heritage Site at Risk: Bulgarian Government Allows Construction in Pirin, Citizens Protest
• Faroe Islands • Whale Hunting in the Faroe Islands, a Tradition or a Massacre?
• Germany • Meet the people saving a 12,000 year-old forest from being turned into a coal mine
• Macedonia • Activists in Macedonia win fight for clean water despite years of dismissal by former government
• Russia • Pipeline problems for indigenous peoples on Russia's Yamal Peninsula
• Spain • La nueva ley de parques nacionales en España podría abrir la puerta a su explotación comercial
• Turkey • Once celebrated by Homer, Turkey's Mount Ida is losing trees and going bald
OCEANIA
• Australia • Australians capture the devastating impact of ‘black summer’ fires on photos
• Australia • Australian court's historic rejection of coal mine highlights the impact of climate change
• Australia • Bushfires and floods have Australians asking: ‘What climate change?’
• Australia • Great Barrier Reef mass bleaching threatens world heritage icon
• Pacific Islands • Pacific Climate Warriors: “We Are Not Drowning, We Are Fighting”
SOUTH AMERICA
• ¿A qué sabe la Navidad en Latinoamérica?
• La navidad vista en los diversos y peculiares platos de América Latina
• The Crisis of Small-Scale Fishing in Latin America
• Bahamas • Irma: A Meditation on Hurricanes and the Bahamas
• Belize • Belize gets serious about ocean conservation with new Fisheries Resources Bill – Part 1
• Belize • Belize's new fisheries bill: A ‘model for how to manage marine resources’ – Part 2
• Brazil • An effect of rising deforestation in Brazil, Amazon fires turn into a global crisis
• Brazil • Brazilian indigenous people buy shares in railway company to denounce its failed environmental obligations
• Caribbean • The Caribbean speaks out on the climate crisis
• Colombia • ¿Existen alternativas para evitar el extractivismo y la sobreexplotación de recursos naturales?
• Colombia • Eikofɨ: El seno de la Madre Tierra
• Dominica • Months after the devastation of Hurricane Maria, Dominica launches a tree-planting campaign, but is it enough?
• Ecuador • Offline-Pedia converts old televisions into Wikipedia readers
• Jamaica • A social entrepreneur with ‘a pebble of an idea’ is taking on the Goliath of Jamaica's plastic pollution
• Jamaica • Jamaica remembers Hurricane Gilbert, but is the island prepared for a Dorian?
• Jamaica • Jamaica’s ‘Voices for Climate Change’ spreads its message with music
• Mexico • Chiles en nogada: Historia mexicana en cada bocado
• Mexico • ¿Puede una campaña en línea inspirar a los mexicanos a mejorar su dieta con alimentos tradicionales?
• Mexico • Red indígena de telecomunicaciones en México ofrecerá internet y telefonía vía satélite
• Mexico • Se aviva discusión sobre el destino de las aguas protegidas en México
• Tobago • Tobago's coral bleaching alert makes it clear there is ‘no alternative’ to fighting the climate crisis
• Trinidad • A mud volcano might explode in Trinidad: Are villagers prepared?
• Trinidad • Anatomy of a Trinidad earthquake
• Trinidad, Tobago • Heavy rains and flooding turned parts of Trinidad & Tobago into disaster zones
3. • WILDLIFE • BIRDS • ELEPHANTS • LEOPARDS • LIONS • LYNS • RHINOS • TIGERS • TURTLES
AFRICA
• Are These Wild Ideas Our Last Hope for Saving Africa's Rhinos?
• Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe • Four southern African nations petition to lift the international ivory trade ban
• Kenya, Tanzania • Can Mock Hunts Save Lions in Kenya and Tanzania?
• Somalia • Why One Elephant's Long Walk Is a Hopeful Sign for War-Torn Somalia
• Zimbabwe • Will Zimbabwe succeed in overturning a ban on the ivory trade?
• Zimbabwe • Zimbabwe's black rhinos at risk: reversed a 25-year ban on horns
ASIA
• East Asia: Flourishing Illegal Trade in ‘Captive Bred’ Exotic Birds
• Southeast Asia's Tigers Are in Desperate Need of Saving
• Bangladesh • Photos: Birds Of Bangladesh
• India • Can Big Data Save the Last of India's Wild Tigers?
• India • Endangered Tigers Versus Endangered People
• India • India: Hurrah For Hornbills – Defence Project Stalled in Narcondam
• India • Indian Scientists Are Preventing Wild Elephant Attacks With Text Messages and TV
• Japan • Amazing and Surreal Photos of Fireflies In Japan
• Japan • The Summer Season Brings an Orchestra of Cicadas to Japan
• Mongolia • Mongolia: Documenting Wild Snow Leopard Cubs
• Myanmar • Caring for Myanmar’s orphaned elephants
• Nepal • A Flurry of Poaching Cases Casts a Cloud Over Nepal's Tiger Conservation Efforts
• Nepal • A Nepali Wildlife Photographer Uses His Camera to Raise Awareness About Conservation
• Nepal • A rare, golden turtle — first of its kind — discovered in Nepal
• Nepal • A Runaway Rhinoceros Rampages Through a Bazaar in Nepal
• Nepal • Amidst the Trauma of the Great Earthquake Nepalis Celebrate Unprecedented Conservation Successes
• Nepal • Common leopard gecko found in Nepal for the first time
• Nepal • For the first time, clouded leopards have been found high up in Nepal's Himalayas. But can they survive climate change?
• Nepal • Nepal Closes a National Park to Give Mating Red Pandas Some Privacy
• Nepal • Nepal Is Home to the World's Leading Tiger Conservation Park
• Nepal • Nepal Is Using a Satellite Collar to Track a Snow Leopard Named Omi Khangri
• Nepal • Nepal roars with pride to become the first country to double its wild tigers by 2022
• Nepal • Nepal’s Vulture Restaurants Are Helping Revive Their Population and Generate Income for Communities
• Nepal • Recent Rhino Translocation in Nepal Hints at Bright Future for the Vulnerable Animals
• Nepal • The Spiny Babbler, Nepal's only endemic bird, fascinates ornithologists and bird lovers alike
• Philippines • Birdwatching in Southern Philippines
• Philippines • Philippines: Tokay Gecko Hunting Craze
• Sri Lanka • Conservationists decry Sri Lankan decision to arm local groups against elephants
EUROPE
• Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia • Deki the Balkan Lynx Is All Grown Up, Photos Show, but His Species Remains in Trouble
• Bosnia Herzegovina • North America has mustangs, Bosnia and Herzegovina has the wild horses of Livno
SOUTH AMERICA
• Barbuda, Dominica, Porto Rico • With a Little Help From Humans, the Caribbean's Birds Are Attempting a Post-Hurricane Comeback
• Brazil • From Our World Cup Archive: How Brazil Fooled the World With a Meme
• Ecuador • Ecuador: The National Day of the Condor
• Jamaica • Wildlife Sanctuary Announcement Is the Icing on the Christmas Cake for Jamaica's Environmental Campaigners
• Jamaica, Trinidad, Tobago • “Where de Lizard?” Why the Caribbean is Fascinated with Them
• Peru • Perú recibe la visita de miles de aves migratorias
• Porto Rico • 5 datos interesantes sobre el tinglar que regresa a las playas de Puerto Rico
• Porto Rico • Conozca el coquí, rana emblemática de Puerto Rico
• Porto Rico • How the Green Iguana Came to Outnumber the Human Population of Puerto Rico
• Trinidad • Death of a kangaroo at Trinidad zoo reignites loud fireworks debate
4. • TRAVEL • LANGUAGES • PEOPLE • TECHNOLOGY
• Global Voices is a partner for International Year of Indigenous Languages 2019
• Global Voices is seeking an Advocacy Director – Mai 2019
• GV Board Elections 2020 Volunteers’ Rep. Candidate: Kevin Rennie
• How did the pandemic affect people's lives around the world? Global Voices’ translators share their stories
• Questionnaire accessibilité : nous avons besoin de vos retours !
AFRICA
• Madagascar • Scroll Through Madagascar History Via Vintage Photographs
• Mozambique • Moçambique: taxas de acesso à ponte com maior vão suspenso de África causam ruído
• Saudi Arabia • Camels Enjoying the Snow in Saudi Arabia
• South Africa • 17 Pieces of Wisdom from Nelson Mandela that Everyone Needs to Read
• Tanzania • An Animated Video Explains the Powers of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights
• Timor-Leste • Remembering Kofi Annan's forgotten efforts in Timor-Leste
ASIA
• A brief history of the indigenous Seediq tribe
• Award-Winning Photos Capture the Indigenous Tao People on the Orchid Island
• Here Are 16 Stunning Satellite Images of Southeast Asia
• ‘My message is my car': Innovator challenges youth to make something from nothing
• Parkour for peace: youth turns war-pocked landscape into a playground for dare devils
• Armenia • The last residents of a dying Armenian village
• Armenia, Azerbaijan • A mother in the minefields: Women work to make disputed Nagorno Karabakh a safer place
• Bangladesh • A Visual Journey Into the Floating Guava Markets of Bangladesh
• Bangladesh • Floating classrooms bring education to flooded communities in Bangladesh
• Bangladesh • Old Photos Bring Back Sweet Memories of Bangladesh's Capital Dhaka
• Bangladesh • Through Photography, This Bangladesh Pilot Is Sharing One Hell of a View of His Country
• Cambodia • Travel Back in Time With These Photos of Early 20th-Century Cambodia
• Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Mekong River, folktales • How preserving folktales and legends help raise environment awareness in the Mekong
• Cambodia, Vietnam • Deprived of citizenship, the Vietnamese of Cambodia live on the edge of society
• Guyana • Cultural activist from Guyana's Wapishana tribe tries to revive a near-extinct language
• India • Thanks to the New York Public Library, India’s Bygone Days Are Just a Click Away
• India, Pakistan • Oral historians and archivists fill in the record of the 1947 partition of India
• India, Tibet • Are these the last Dropka yak herders in Sikkim?
• Indonesia • Q&A: Meet Nabil Berri, Acehnese language activist
• Indonesia, Papua • Take a Virtual Reality Tour of West Papua’s Coral Reefs
• Iran • A conversation with Nicky Nodjoumi on the power and politics of his art
• Japan • A Japanese Artist's Highly Realistic Paper Sculptures Are Coming to the US
• Japan • A Software Engineer's Blog Takes Readers on Bike Rides Through Japan's Backroads
• Japan • Cherry Blossoms Help Japanese Town Shake Off Tsunami Sorrow
• Japan • Following COVID-19 closure, Ghibli Museum posts mini-tours online
• Japan • For Some Stunning Photos of Japan, Check Out Tokyo Camera Club
• Japan • Go sightseeing in Japan, right on YouTube
• Japan • Insects Swarm Japanese Social Media: Beautiful, Breathtaking, and Bamboo
• Japan • It's Autumn in Kyoto, Which Means It's Time for ‘Leaf-Peeping’ Season
• Japan • Japan's ‘Too Handsome’ Gorilla Is a Social Media Sensation
• Japan • Japan's Love Affair With Capybaras
• Japan • Japanese stray cats get VIP treatment on Instagram
• Japan • Photos: Picnicking Under Japan's Cherry Blossoms
• Japan • The Beginning Autumn Gives Japanese People a Great Excuse to Post to Social Media
• Japan • Top Japanese pop stars upload music to YouTube to boost spirits during lockdown
• Japan • Tour little-known tourist spots in Japan on YouTube
• Japan • Using Paperclips, Broccoli or Microchips, This Japanese Artist Creates a Whimsical Diorama Every Day
• Japan • Video: How Do Japanese Cats Stay Warm in Winter? With ‘Kotatsus’, Just Like Humans
• Japan • What's the story behind the samurai walking a cat, anyway?
• Kazakistan • Kazakhstan: Unusual Campaign Uses Sheep to Advertise Road Safety
• Kazakistan, Kyrgyzstan • Listen to the Tranquil Sounds of the Jetigen, One of Central Asia's Forgotten Instruments
• Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan • The Rest of the World Is Finally Noticing the Touristic Charms of Central Asia
• Kazakhstan • Ukrainian Artist Kseniya Simonova Shows Kazakhstan Through the Sands of Time
• Kyrgyzstan • A Recipe for the Perfect Kyrgyz Advert: Horses, Mountain Scenery and a Beautiful Woman
• Kyrgyzstan • Kyrgyzstan Embraces Google Street View
• Kyrgyzstan • Kyrgyzstan: Lake Son-Kul in Photos and Prose
• Kyrgyzstan • Kyrgyzstan's ‘Jailoos’ Are More Than Mere Mountain Meadows. They Are a Way of Life
• Kyrgyzstan • Kyrgyzstan's World Nomad Games and the Hypermobile Archer Who Shocked the Internet
• Mount Everest • Climber who captured viral image of Mount Everest traffic is on a quest to conquer the world's 14 highest peaks in record-breaking time
• Mount Everest • Following a Summit-less 2015, This Year Will See Record Attempts to Reach the Peak of Everest
• Mount Everest • I won't climb the Everest: a graphic travel journal
• Mount Everest • Kami Rita Sherpa breaks record as he climbs Mount Everest for the 24th time
• Mount Everest • Trek Nepal's Everest Region Without Ever Leaving Home
• Mount Everest • Why the Roof of the World is Covered in S**t
• Mount Everest • Who Would Have Thought ‘Everest’ Was in Kazakhstan?
• Nepal • 18 Stunning Photographs of the Rana Tharus From the Southern Foothills of Nepal
• Nepal • A conversation with Gyani Maiya Sen, one of the last speakers of a dying Nepali language
• Nepal • An Artist Captures Kathmandu's Recent Hardships in His Imaginative Artwork
• Nepal • In Nepal, Every Dog Has Its Day—and That Day Is Called Kukur Tihar
• Nepal • Nepal’s only folk musical instrument museum is struggling to save rare instruments
• Nepal • Photo Contest Winners Offer a Stunning Slice of Life in Nepal
• Nepal • The Jacaranda Flower Bloom Has Painted Kathmandu a Lovely Shade of Blue
• Philippines • ‘Bien Chabacano’ blog preserves and promotes Asia's only Spanish-based creole language
• Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam • Colorized Photos Show Street Scenes of Vietnam, Singapore, and the Philippines During the 20th Century
• Russian Caucasus • The Russian Caucasus They Don’t Show You in the News
• Syria • Syrian Architects Challenge ‘Post-War’ Reconstruction with Real-Time Designs
• Tagikistan • Tajikistan: Pristine Nature and the Echo of History
• Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam • Explore beauty and heritage in the Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand while staying at home
• Vietnam • Vintage Postcards Show Life in Vietnam in the Early 20th Century
EUROPE
• Four real-life locations that could have featured in Game of Thrones
• Where Did Indians’ Ancient Ancestors Come From? The Indo-Aryan Migration Debate Rages Once More
• Albania, Macedonia • A Photo Contest Captures the Stunning Flora and Fauna of Macedonia and Albania's Lake Ohrid
• Bulgaria • Bulgarian Wikipedia Announces National Entries for ‘Wiki Loves Earth’ Photo Contest
• France • ‘Space is about dreaming’ — an interview with International Space University president
• France • ‘Space ventures can improve the quality of life on Earth’ — an interview with International Space University president
• Jugoslavia • Racing down socialist memory lane: a classic Yugoslav cars video goes viral
• Montenegro • A film about a Montenegrin freedom fighter seeks to keep anti-fascist values alive
• Netherlands • Exploring Indo identity with Dutch photographer Armando Ello
• Netherlands • MeM, the Livingroom of languages, puts small languages in the spotlight
• Spain • Beyond the image: How Spanish photographers Albarrán Cabrera formulate experience through pictures
• Ucraina • Mapping the Smells of Kyiv
• Western Balkan • Western Balkan countries look at the past and the future at the Venice Biennale 2019
OCEANIA
• Australia • Learn 40 Aboriginal Hand Signs Used to Communicate Across Western Australia’s Desert
• Australia • Life after Manus: Talking to Iranian cartoonist Eaten Fish about life in and out of Australia's detention camps
NORTH AMERICA
• Canada • Perpetuating Culture, Restoring Language: Tlingit and the Sealaska Heritage Institute
• Canada • Revitalizing the Inuktitut language on social media, one word at a time
• USA • The Community Report for the Indigenous Connectivity Summit
SOUTH AMERICA
• Argentina • La Cumbrecita, o la vida lejos del mundanal ruido
• Bolivia • La lucha de la chola feminista boliviana está ahora en internet
• Colombia • “A tal casa, tal aldaba”, lo que dicen las puertas de Cartagena de Indias en Colombia
• Colombia • Las historias asombrosas del Santuario de las Lajas, la “iglesia más bella del mundo”
• Colombia • Volunteers chronicle the lives of murdered Colombian activists in words and drawings
• Ecuador • Desde Sarayaku Para el Mundo – Kawsak Sacha, una Propuesta de Vida
• Mexico • ‘The Little Prince’ now speaks Tsotsil
• Paraguay • ‘Daughters of the Forest’ Documents How Education Empowers Young Women in Rural Paraguay
• Peru • Chaccu, milenaria tradición andina para obtener la fibra más fina del mundo
• Peru • Pinturas rupestres recién halladas podrían cambiar la historia de Machu Picchu
• Peru • Q'eswachaka, el último puente inca, sigue uniendo comunidades
• Peru, Venezuela • El futuro es una moneda de un sol que gira en el aire
• Porto Rico • “¡Los tres santos Reyes, los tres y los tres!”: Conozca las promesas de Reyes de Puerto Rico
• Trinidad Tobago • Easter in Trinidad & Tobago looks (and tastes) like this
• Trinidad, Tobago • Remains of Trinidad and Tobago's First Peoples returned to resting place
• Venezuela, USA • Sorry, I don't speak English. Hablo fotografía
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ultimi articoli di Cristina Bufi Poecksteiner da febbraio, 2021
Allarma la decisione di scaricare acqua radioattiva del disastro nucleare di Fukushima nell'oceano
Circa 1,25 milioni di tonnellate di acqua contaminata sono attualmente immagazzinate nella centrale nucleare di Fukushima Daiichi.
