An introduction to SDG 4: Quality Education. Do you have your facts straight?

Hosts: Mahssan Afzalibehbahani, Katerina Hlaváčková and Marco Aurelio Mayer Duarte Neto present the SDGs in an emotional and thought-provoking manner.

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This podcast is produced by SET Padova and presented by a diverse crew of master’s degree students from the University of Padua in collaboration with the Human Rights Centre “Antonio Papisca” . Soundtrack by Marco Aurelio.

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We are back with a dive into the Sustainable Development Goals explored through a human rights perspective. We kick off this season with SDGs 4 (Quality Education) and 5 (Gender Equality). Through storytelling and interviews, Mahssan Afzalibehbahani, Katerina Hlaváčková and Marco Aurelio Mayer Duarte Neto present the SDGs in an emotional and thought-provoking manner. 

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This podcast is produced by SET Padova and presented by a diverse crew of master’s degree students from the University of Padua in collaboration with the Human Rights Centre “Antonio Papisca” . Soundtrack by Marco Aurelio. 

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Sercan closes off season one with tips on how to protect our privacy while online, like using a VPN and encryption. It has been a pleasure producing this podcast and we appreciate having your audience.

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This four part series is presented by a diverse crew of master’s degree students from the University of Padua in collaboration with the Human Rights Centre “Antonio Papisca” and The Student Engagement Team. Soundtrack by Slick Mason.

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The fourth part of the series on effectively communicating about human rights, Sercan explains the importance of understanding our right to privacy in the digital era, and how to misinformation can have dire consequences for young and vulnerable people.

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This four part series is presented by a diverse crew of master’s degree students from the University of Padua in collaboration with the Human Rights Centre “Antonio Papisca” and The Student Engagement Team. Soundtrack by Slick Mason.

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Beatrice concludes with a recap of the previous episodes, including tips on how to approach conversations with tough audiences. Beginning a conversation in a neutral, non-combative manner can help you ease into all the legal jargon. But first, you need to draw your audience in. Why not do it with art?

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This four part series is presented by a diverse crew of master’s degree students from the University of Padua in collaboration with the Human Rights Centre “Antonio Papisca” and The Student Engagement Team. Soundtrack by Slick Mason.

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This is a recount of an insightful interview conducted with Ms. Vilma Mazza, president of Associazione YaBasta Caminantes ODV, an Italian non-profit organization promoting human and social development as the best stepping stones to achieving peace and human rights, and how art has been essential to the community building process in this region. 

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This four part series is presented by a diverse crew of master’s degree students from the University of Padua in collaboration with the Human Rights Centre “Antonio Papisca” and The Student Engagement Team. Soundtrack by Slick Mason.

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Beatrice dives into the world of art and human rights with this image-evoking introduction into the reconciliatory, therapeutic and revolutionary influences artists have had on the progression of global human rights discourse. 

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This four part series is presented by a diverse crew of master’s degree students from the University of Padua in collaboration with the Human Rights Centre “Antonio Papisca” and The Student Engagement Team. Soundtrack by Slick Mason.

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After understanding the difficulties that community based organizations deal with, Christine finds out how Anthony Chima has been using his voice to stand up against not only racial injustice, but also injustices against women and the environment. The unfortunate truth is that fighting against injustices often falls on those being wronged. However, as observers, we can change the narrative by speaking out and supporting the stories of those that live these realities daily. 

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This four part series is presented by a diverse crew of master’s degree students from the University of Padua in collaboration with the Human Rights Centre “Antonio Papisca” and The Student Engagement Team. Soundtrack by Slick Mason.

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The harsh realities of the past year will sustain generational trauma especially for Black and Brown people who on top of all that, continue to be targets of racism. Christine chats with Nagita Skyes, who tells us how her community based organization is helping to create spaces for citizens of Vicenza to address racial inequality and cooperate with their newcomer neighbors. 

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This four part series is presented by a diverse crew of master’s degree students from the University of Padua in collaboration with the Human Rights Centre “Antonio Papisca” and The Student Engagement Team. Soundtrack by Slick Mason.

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Monique wraps up her episodes with a review of the ten pillars, giving examples of practical applications, and the resource; A Brilliant Way of Living Our Lives: How to Talk About Human Rights from Anat shenker-Osorio

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This four part series is presented by a diverse crew of master’s degree students from the University of Padua in collaboration with the Human Rights Centre “Antonio Papisca” and The Student Engagement Team. Soundtrack by Slick Mason.

Read the episode transcript here.