By the WFWP Italy Editorial Team
When we speak about security, our thoughts turn almost automatically to armies, borders, weapons and the ability of states to protect their citizens.
This is a real and necessary dimension of security. But there is another, less visible form of security, one that is built slowly in schools, families and communities.
A society that fails to educate its children may be able to defend its present, but it risks weakening its future.
The starting point for this reflection comes from Mondo Capovolto, a newsletter published by the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera.







