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Vision: The Human Rights Youth Organization believes in a world governed by peace and mutual understanding. They see education as an essential aspect of creating a reality that promotes and protects the human dignity of all aspects of equality and sustainability. I am grateful to her, for her hospitality in my orientation with Palermo, and the key landmarks of this small city. The city has many historical buildings and is always buzzing with tourists. So by day many of the sites are a buzz with tourists and by night they become wifi hotspots as people are huddled on their phones on the steps of monuments.
Or the spaces continue to be social hubs or locations for concerts. The ancient blending with the modern and contemporary, all co existing to create a space for all to use in various ways. The work of HRYO is all about raising awareness of human rights, and providing education, training and advocacy to ensure that those who are vulnerable are able to access support, information and empowerment.
My time was spent involved directly and indirectly with capacity building, advice and empowerment to the organisations and people with whom I had contact over the 60 days. Located where Corso Vittorio Emanuele crosses Via Maqueda, the crossroads is situated in the area that has traditionally been the city's business and cultural centre.
This central location served as a great meeting point prior to heading off down winding cobbled streets to meet up with projects. This historical perspective was really important to the duration of my time in Palermo. As I met the groups, I gained an understanding of the changes that have taken place influenced by the new migrant communities, and how that impacts on the rich cultural heritage of Palermo, and how migrants integrate or assimilate, into their new cultural landscape, and equally important how local people respond to the influx of new cultures introduced by migrant communities.
