Inclusion and Eco-Social Justice

The book The Rights of Children and Youth in the Climate Crisis: Action and Litigation, by Aoife Daly, Florencia Paz Landeira and Liesl Muller, published by Routledge in 2026, explores...

On 27 August, the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities adopted the new Guidelines on Combating Intersectional Discrimination against Women with Disabilities, a key document for promoting...

On the 10 October 2026, World Mental Health Day, promoted by the World Federation for Mental Health, is observed.This year’s theme, ‘Listening to Lived Experience: Real Voices, Real Change’, emphasises...

The This Ability Pride Veneto, which is regularly held in the city of Padua, represents an important opportunity to promote awareness and foster a culture of inclusion. The event was...

IntroductionThis article explores disability from a new perspective through the sociological theories of Professor Pierre Bourdieu. Its primary objective is to demonstrate that the very concept of disability, as it...

Psychologist Laura Nota of the University of Padua has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Lausanne and has issued a challenge to the academic world: abandon dominant...

Legal Definition of Gender DiscriminationToday, despite decades of feminist movements and struggles for gender equality, gender discrimination remains a widespread phenomenon both internationally and within the Indian context. Within the...

The recent resurgence in public debate over proposals to return students with disabilities to separate educational pathways has revived an issue that scientific research, international legislation and educational scholarship had...

IntroductionThe discourse surrounding the contemporary ecological crisis has outgrown the traditional boundaries of environmental science, transforming into a profound debate over human rights and the structural foundations of global capitalism....