Rut is young, very poor, a widow and what’s more she lives in a foreign country that considers her a stranger, an outcast, not even worthy of charity. As a widow she should be protected by her children, but she has none; she is an outcast in the village where she lives, because she is a foreigner, without any support.
His life seems to have no future like that of someone who lives every day as the last, as an excluded, as a social “unwanted”, as a migrant, as an oppressed person. And in this dehumanization of existence, History teaches that women are still the most marginalized, fleeing violence and poverty.
In her condition of affliction, which appears to have no way out, Rut chooses to travel with her mother-in-law to look after her, the same journey that migrants, refugees and excluded people face every day in the dramatic hope of finding a new life. Two women on a journey, bearers of solidarity, care and sisterhood, glimmers of a tenacious, audacious will that will lead them to redeem themselves and find freedom.
Rut. A name that has crossed history, bringing with it the courage to emerge from marginalisation, overcome the distances created by prejudice and non-inclusion. It is with this name that the Foundation was born, with the aim of producing studies and research in the field of promoting intercultural dialogue and social innovation, because we believe that models and tools can be researched and found to defeat inequalities and promote good inclusion practices.
Una fondazione di studio e ricerca per affrontare le questioni critiche del nostro tempo attraverso la riscoperta della dimensione sociale della ricerca scientifica.
A study and research foundation to address the critical issues of our time through the rediscovery of the social dimension of scientific research.
Una fundación de estudio e investigación para abordar las cuestiones críticas de nuestro tiempo a través del redescubrimiento de la dimensión social de la investigación científica.
