International Day of Sign Language is commemorated on September 23 with the aim of raising awareness of the importance of sign languages for the full realization of the human rights of deaf people, as well as to encourage support and protection of their linguistic identity and cultural diversity. 300 different sign languages According… Continue reading International Day of Sign Languages: Its importance for the full realization of the human rights of deaf people
“Education is the most powerful weapon with which you can change the world”. – Nelson Mandela, Former President of South Africa and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate International Literacy Day is commemorated on September 8 as a reminder that literacy is a fundamental human right for all and plays a key role in creating a… Continue reading International Literacy Day: Promoting Multilingual Education
“Colitas con canas” is a specialized rescue center that focuses on elderly and special needs dogs, located in Ahunamarca, just above the town of Urubamba, in Cusco, Peru. On a recent visit to the shelter by the 3Love Inc. team, we had the opportunity to speak with Emily Ellis, one of the three founders and… Continue reading “When you work with dogs, there’s something healing: you help them and they help you”
The third Saturday of August marks the International Day of the Homeless Animal. This celebration is promoted by the International Society for Animal Rights and aims to promote the adoption, sterilization and responsible pet ownership to reduce the number of animals in street situations. From adoption campaigns to sterilization days, this date is a… Continue reading International Homeless Animals Day: Impact on Animals and Society
August 9 marks the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, with the aim of finding solutions to the problems faced by indigenous communities in the areas of human rights, the environment, development, education and health. Right to voluntary isolation Around 200 groups of indigenous peoples currently live in voluntary isolation and initial… Continue reading Indigenous Peoples’ Day: The best protectors of forests
From August 1 to 7, World Breastfeeding Week is celebrated in more than 170 countries, with the aim of promoting breastfeeding, remembering the importance of its many benefits and improving the health of babies. Why is breastfeeding important in nutrition and health? Poor nutrition during the early stages of the life cycle can… Continue reading World Breastfeeding Week: Benefits for Mother and Baby
Rodrigo Flores is a Peruvian Licensed Psychologist with Master’s studies in Clinical Psychology and Teaching for Higher Education. He integrates the psychological team and the Mental Health commission in the association Más Igualdad, which fights for the welfare of individuals and families composed of LGBTIQ+ people. In this interview for the 3Love Inc. blog, we… Continue reading “We can all be agents of mental health”
World Dog Day is commemorated on July 21, with the purpose of remembering the importance of these pets and, at the same time, to raise awareness about the immense number of dogs that are abandoned to their fate, or that are still waiting for a family to adopt them in a kennel or shelter. … Continue reading World Dog Day: Celebrate their importance, raise awareness and educate
July 3 marks International Plastic Bag Free Day, with the purpose of reflecting on the use of single-use plastics in our daily lives while renewing our commitment to reduce their use. Although their history is no more than a century old, plastic bags are ubiquitous in the world: from the depths of the ocean… Continue reading Plastic Bag Free Day: What are its effects on the environment?
“Trees exhale for us so that we can inhale them to stay alive. Can we ever forget that? Let us love trees with every breath we take until we perish.” – Munia Khan, writer. World Tree Day is commemorated on June 28 with the aim of informing about the importance of trees in the… Continue reading Plant a tree, sow life
