The Influence of Afghan Media on the Lives of Afghan Women
Media for women in Afghanistan today is like a small candle in a dark circle
Life
People
Interview: Lobbyism
Isn't there a difference between when an NGO protests to save the environment and the tobacco lobby, for instance, negotiating with politicians on behalf of their own interests?
Taking the Pulse of Youth Culture
The radio magazine "Pulse" introduces you to individuals having an impact - both in Europe and beyond.
Hope Is Contagious
How would you feel leaving home for ever? For Danny Ramadan, a gay Syrian, the decision to flee was never his. It was made for him based on who he loved.
Fashion
Better Brands, Better Production?
Ever since the tragedy of Rana Plaza, poor working conditions have increased in visibility. But do the huge labels really keep their fair production promises?
Leaving the Niche
VAUDE is increasingly known for its sustainable production. They started in a niche but might be the trendsetters. An interview with CEO, Antje von Dewitz.
Education
Skills and Education for Bali’s Youth
Thinking about Bali, a tropical holiday island comes in mind. But the touristic paradise is not paradisical for its inhabitants at all.
A Digital Narrative
Nana Oforiatta Ayim creates films as a form of research in action. It is her quest to uncover alternative history about and within Africa.
Fight for Rio’s Streets
In Brazil Graffiti is a weapon of the poor and disinherited. Artists are reclaiming the streets, using their fame to build and educate their communities.
Kenyan Soap Opera Takes a Teaching Role in UK Classrooms
A novel way in which popular media is used in enhancing education
Sport
Art & Design
Dancing for Bollywood: Anything Goes
Bollywood dance is one example of a very traditional form of dance that has arrived in our modern age.
A Soundtrack for Latin America
The genre cumbia is not as well-known around the world as salsa or reggaeton. Yet it is considered the more authentic music.
The Brightest Colour of Syria
Despite the cruel face of the Syrian war artist Diala Brisly refuses to give up hope. With her art she paints another story.
My Big Indian Wedding
Centuries of history, Indian gods and transgender pilgrims: The annual Koothandavar Festival in South India is tolerant, colourful and, at times, violent.
