In the encounter with humanity "nothing that is human is alien to us"
The dimensions of language and encounter point toward a possibility of subjectivization (that can be found and rediscovered in the reciprocity and mutuality of shared living) which manifests as opening up, sharing, and inhabiting spaces of care. In contrast to the tendency to frame human and social struggles in terms of victimhood, and the parallel institutionalization of the "victim" as a defining identity, we favor an approach based on encountering the human being: that precious, unique, and unrepeatable essence found in every single individual. To look beyond the "victim" label, we choose to inhabit spaces of encounter with those who have survived, and continue to survive, to lives marked by hardship, struggle, and endured violence. For the third consecutive year, LABC is participating in the *Forzamamme* project by the *Specchio dei tempi* Foundation; the new year of activities officially launched at the beginning of October with a presentation explaining its pu...
