Media education
Birth rates around the world: how it is reported in the media? A comparison between Europe, the United States, and Latin America
Fabrizio Piciarelli
In recent years, birth rates have become one of the most widely discussed topics in global public debate. Newspapers, tv […]
The Credibility of Journalism Today: A Balance Between Trust and Skepticism
In recent years, public trust in the media and journalism has often been described as declining sharply. According to the […]
Screens Out, Learning In: The New Classroom Trend
The list of countries stepping back from classroom digitalization keeps growing. Like a domino effect, governments are realizing that what […]
The Easter wave of baptisms: beyond the headlines – a more complex reality
In recent years, as Easter approaches, more and more headlines have pointed to a growing phenomenon: an increase in baptisms […]
Five ways social media poorly affects romantic relationships
A tool in itself is…a tool. It’s the way it’s used that determines its value, for good o for bad. […]
Between Numbers and Testimonies: The Debate on Post-Abortion Suffering
Does post-abortion depression really exist? Is it a figment of the imagination of a few fanatical women, or a tragic […]
A Critical Theory of Artificial Intelligence: Power, Freedom, and Democracy
Since ChatGPT made its debut in 2022, artificial intelligence (AI) has surged to the forefront of public and political debate. […]
ChatGPT and Your Health: Why AI Isn’t Your Doctor (and Never Should Be)
Every new AI guideline seems to follow the same script: a technical update, a few lines in the fine print, […]
Simply Love – five minutes a day to care for your marriage
When people talk about formation and growth in marriage, suggesting that couples read a book together can seem almost unrealistic. […]
10 tips to avoid using a tablet in restaurants
Anyone who’s ever had a toddler knows what it means to try – often in vain – to be inconspicuous […]
