Mohammadullah's story. The right to dream He dreamed of being part of the world from the back of his father's junk shop, now he is captain and dean of the Afghan national wheelchair basketball team. Mohammadullah was born in the Wardak province, south of the capital. He is ethnically Pashtun. In 1992, he lost the [...] Read More >>

Meena's story. The recipe of freedom Cooking had always been just a hobby for Meena, but when the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, that same passion for cooking saved her. Meena used to work in an office, but when the Taliban returned in, August 2021, she was left without a job and without money [...] Read More >>

Sports and Community The story of Carla and her children, all involved in the project Sport4Equality Carla is a mother of four. All of her children are currently participating in the project Sport4Equality project, except for Elena. She participated last year but this year won’t, since she came of age. The males practice athletics, Elena, [...] Read More >>

Sports and Parenthood Interview with Margherita, psychologist of the Sport4Equality project Margherita interacts with parents in a series of workshops dedicated to preadolescence and adolescence. Communication, affectivity and relationship with peers are the main topics being discussed.   Each meeting I attend is unique. Parents participate spontaneously according to their schedules. This means that each group is [...] Read More >>

Without education there's no future. Aida's story "I was twelve years old when I got married. After my father's death, my mother remarried and my father-in-law forced her to give me to a 74-year-old man as a wife. I was little and I don't remember much of that period. I wanted to go to school [...] Read More >>

The opportunity for a new life. Nazifa's story As a child, Nazifa longed to study, but was never able to go to school. She felt that she was missing something important saying,"I sometimes felt as if I had a veil over my eyes. I also got into trouble because I couldn't read".There were too many [...] Read More >>