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To recruit a dozen researchers to publish a study on the subject: how to align AI models with human values? The Philemonday.org Project aims to contribute to the research by publishing a study.

It is an educative novel set in China, where culture & government restrictions hamper sex education in schools and endanger the LGBT community. We can correct the misconceptions and eliminate risks.

Title: La Traversée de ma bibliothèque. Author: Luca Merlini. Preface: Carlotta Darò. Editorial direction: Claudia Mion. Graphics design: Spassky Fischer. Language: French

J’ai besoins d’aide pour payer la maquette de mon livre. La maison d’édition me demande une contribution pour financer le lancement du recueil de poésie. C’est mon premier et sûrement pas le dernier.

This application allows users to search via selected keywords (names of persons and places) in the Quran and the Old and New Testaments in 5 languages: Arabic, French, English, German and Dutch.

Premier ouvrage réalisé et auto-édité par l’association AAIIA. Architectes, ingénieurs, chercheurs et étudiants témoignent sur l'acte de concevoir et de construire.

«BEYOND MODERNITY: THE ARCHITECTURE OF UMBERTO RIVA. CRITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS 1989-2015». Author: Maria Bottero. Editorial coordination: Claudia Mion. Graphical design: Spassky Fischer. Support us!

Zwischen 9-11.11.2018 soll das von Robert Menasse & Ulrike Guérot verfasste Manifest zur Ausrufung der Europäische Republik von KünstlerInnen in ganz Europa verlesen und künstlerisch inszeniert werden

B E R L I N G O T is an erotic and artistic magazine exploring gender and sexuality fluidity through a selection of 40 artists.

«Sirens» (with poems by Peter Godwin) is a fine nude photographic art book that explores Southeast Asian women’ sensuality & femininity!

Torrent is a yearly magazine focusing on source materials by artists, edited by Daniel Kurjakovic and Linda Jensen. It features previously unpublished material from artists ongoing research archives.

I will recount the adventures of Benveniste during the the Second World War, who, after being persecuted for being Jew, took refuge in Switzerland.