(Italiano) Tenth Report Study Documents – Joint Working Group
SimiRoma2023-01-27T16:30:56+00:00Sorry, this entry is only available in Italian.
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Meet Lina Maria Roa Our New Intern University of Valencia, Spain We welcome the new SIMI apprentice Lina Maria Roa from the University of Valencia (Spain) who is currently conducting her Master's degree in International Migration (MIM). She is Colombian and a migrant who currently resides in Valencia Spain. She has chosen the "Master in International Migration" in order to later specialize and be able to work and serve the immigrant population regardless of their race, gender, language and nationality in a more suitable and professional way. She has worked closely with the victims of the armed conflict in Colombia and [...]
A Reflection of COP26 and the Future of Climate Induced Migration 2022 Luca Agostini «Fears are legitimate, based on doubts that are fully understandable from a human point of view. Having doubts and fears is not a sin. The sin is to let these fears determine our responses, condition our choices, undermine respect and generosity, fuel hatred and rejection. » -Francis, Homily of His Holiness in the World Day of Migrants and Refugees, 2018. Introduction On the 31st of October 2021, heads of state, members of government and international organizations alongside representatives of civil social and environmental groups flocked to the [...]
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Fernando Gaetano Tirro Arias, Italian-Venezuelan, son of a migrant Italian father and Venezuelan mother, with professional experience as a translator in English, Italian and Spanish, I was an assistant to senior management in Commercial Industries, who decided to change his personal and professional direction, after learning about the Charisma of Juan Bautista Scalabrini when I started as a Lay Scalabrinian. So now I dedicate myself full time as a layperson helping the “Left Behind” in the community (children and elderly victims of migration) as well as the “Invisible Left Behind” (disabled children left behind) at the Scalabrini center located near the [...]
Con Padre Giovanni Terragni, cs responsabile dell'Archivio Generale della Congregazione Scalabriniana ripercorriamo la storia di San Giovanni Battista Scalabrini. Giovanni Terragni ha compiuto gli studi teologici presso la Pontificia Università Gregoriana e ha conseguito la laurea in Diritto Canonico alla Pontificia Università San Tommaso d'Acquino di Roma. Assistente degli universitari al convitto Toniolo di Roma, assistente e professore al liceo Scalabrini-O’Brien a Cermenate (Co), collaboratore alla Stella Maris di Genova. Per sedici anni ha servito gli emigrati in Svizzera come direttore delle missioni cattoliche di St. Gallen, Lausanne e Fribourg. É stato giudice per le cause di nullità di matrimonio nei tribunali di prima istanza nelle diocesi [...]
Con Padre Giovanni Terragni, cs responsabile dell'Archivio Generale della Congregazione Scalabriniana ripercorriamo la storia di San Giovanni Battista Scalabrini. Giovanni Terragni ha compiuto gli studi teologici presso la Pontificia Università Gregoriana e ha conseguito la laurea in Diritto Canonico alla Pontificia Università San Tommaso d'Acquino di Roma. Assistente degli universitari al convitto Toniolo di Roma, assistente e professore al liceo Scalabrini-O’Brien a Cermenate (Co), collaboratore alla Stella Maris di Genova. Per sedici anni ha servito gli emigrati in Svizzera come direttore delle missioni cattoliche di St. Gallen, Lausanne e Fribourg. É stato giudice per le cause di nullità di matrimonio nei tribunali di prima istanza nelle diocesi [...]
As a founding partner of the Refugee and Migration Education Network, SIMI recently attended the conference on Refugee and Migrant Education hosted at the Pontifical Georgian University in Rome titled Initiatives in Refugee and Migrant Education-Moving Forward, Diving Deeper, Together. The challenges facing the Refugee and Migration Network since the pandemic are numerous, the estimated number of displaced people having surpassed 100 million alongside the economic and social effects of the pandemic and the war in Ukraine. The event held during the 26th to the 28th of September was therefore crucial to the resumption of in-person collaborative efforts and intellectual exchanges [...]
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