After the massacre of Christchurch in New Zealand, carried out by a "extreme right supremacist" man that ended the life of 50 people in a mosque, one wonders, how many more innocent people have to die in order to end terrorism in the world?, Can we do something to protect our country from terrorism?; is it possible to prevent this type of attacks in our community?... Simple answers are diffuse and the truth seems to be far from encouraging. In my attempt to understand terror

I was not having my best day, I was missing my family back in Chile and feeling a bit low. The man came in to the store, looking for a new mobile phone, he was in his late fifties or early sixties. He was thin, his voice was low, almost whispering, and his eyes were red, like if he had smoked weed or something. He looked a little bit lost, a little bit sick to me, but I served him as best as I could. He had an old phone but he didn't know how to use it, and he did not know

During the last couple of years I've had the opportunity to work with Apple, one of the best and most influential brands in the world. This experience have allowed me to understand in depth and put in to practice some of the knowledge I gained in life, learning by doing and watching how is done by the best in the market. This has certainly been a great experience and a contribution to my life and I hope I've been a contribution for them too, because this has been my only aim

There is no commonly agreed definition of community engagement (Butteriss, 2014; Hind, 2010; O'Mara-Eves et al., 2013; Stuart, 2011), and the term is often used interchangeably with a number of other concepts - such as consultation, participation, collaboration and empowerment - all of which are related to community engagement but do not capture all aspects of the concept (Cornwall, 2008; Hartz-Karp, 2007; Melo & Baiocchi, 2006). For the Tamarack Institute in Canada, communit