Imagine it is 1914. You are young, full of energy, and you are told that going to war is the greatest adventure of your life. That dying for your country is an act of pure beauty.

Horror never breaks down the door; it enters by asking permission to "clean house." In 1930s Germany, they didn't start with trains, they started with words. They invented Blut und Boden: Blood and Soil.

Abuses against domestic workers, especially migrants, represent a serious form of exploitation and violence.

The challenge is how to improve a neighborhood for the people who already live there, without accidentally pricing them out of their own homes. The social success of an intervention often becomes its greatest real estate threat.

I bring you more examples of urban transformation: .Gårdsten, Brixton and Baia Mare tell us how they did it possible.

I want to bring you the positive side and show how social intervention, which is our topic for today, works to improve specific situations in certain neighborhoods.

Did you know that writing wasn't invented to write love poems, but to count sacks of grain?

The paradigm shift: For thousands of years, humanity lived orally.

Mauritania was the last country in the world to officially abolish slavery in 1981. However, despite its legal status, international organizations accuse the country of perpetuating caste-based slavery.

Criminalizing migrants has reached a new level: now they're called "MENA - Erasmus". "MENA" stands for "Unaccompanied Foreign Minors."

Discover why they are called so.

The nuance of a "climate of violence": It explains that someone doesn't have to physically assault another person live on air. If a TV program creates an environment where migrants are dehumanized, it's crossing a red line.