Solidarity
A disciple of Theatre of the Oppressed founder Augusto Boal, Hungarian theatre director and doctoral student Péter Tasnádi-Sáhy has worked extensively with Ukrainian refugees on forum theatre projects. Interviewed by Celia Fernández, Tasnádi-Sáhy speaks about the use of theatre to bring people together, to (re)learn how to play, to devise creative solutions to daunting systemic abuses, and ultimately to see the Other in ourselves.
Read moreThe UK is experiencing a care crisis – but instead of pitting generations against each other, we need solidarity.
Read moreA long-negotiated Council agreement to redesign the EU asylum system offers few reasons to celebrate.
Read moreRadu Stochita discusses how collective bargaining can guard against economic impoverishment and political radicalisation.
Read moreEurope must look east if it is to grasp the full extent of the consequences of Russia’s invasion.
Read moreAn interview with political scientist Vanessa Jérome analysing what motivates activists to mobilise and campaign for the French Greens.
Read moreThe coronavirus crisis saw networks of solidarity spring up across Europe and the world. The Green European Journal spoke to organisers about their activities.
Read moreThe health crisis is a chance for a new generational compromise built around connection, participation, and solidarity.
Read moreThe health crisis has been a clear moment of rupture but change will depend on the choices, movements, and ideas that define our response.
Read moreAn interview with political philosopher Susan Nieman on how Enlightenment values should provide a compass for political action on the Left in times of climate warming.
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