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I hear you and you are my Brother Applying all learned biographic methods we can have a correct approach to different migrant and minorities groups which is not an easy task. They help us a lot in our work for social inclusion. Each person is a universe. The stories we have heard

My delicious memories – Story from Fuad I am a migrant from Lebanon. My name is Fuad. Although the Bulgarian people are friendly to the Arab people sometimes they ask me – why are you not in your country to help the community? I always explain I like my country, the

Home sweet Home – The Story from Anoush My name is Anoush. My names means sweet but I will tell you my memory from the childhood how my mom used to cook lamb with a lot of mint. It is popular Armenian lamb soup with cous cous, butter and

Being an intern abroad could be an excellent opportunity to enhance your professional skills as well as to explore life in a different culture. Alyssia who is a legal advisor in European Business Law, shares her insights on living in Sweden and doing an internship in a Swedish social enterprise.

Being an intern abroad could be an excellent opportunity to enhance your professional skills as well as to explore life in a different culture. Elisabeth, community manager and graphic designer intern, shares her insights on living in Sweden and doing an internship in a Swedish social enterprise.

The story is about the experience of a discussion carried out by refugee women. They were discussing about their lives and the ways they experience discrimination. The author of the stories witnessed different approaches from people facing discrimination and how they deal with their daily life facing racism.

The story is about a meeting of two people in Macedonia from different cultural backgrounds.

How do they do it in Japan? Meeting with Japanese custom and tradition. The video was created as part of the Digital Media for Intercultural Dialogue project (Erasmus+).

Film o doświadczeniach związanych z życiem w mieszkaniach treningowych zrealizowany przez uczestników projektu „Dom od środka” z Bielańskiego Środowiskowego Domu Samopomocy. Projekt współfinansowany ze środków Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego pochodzących z Funduszu Promocji Kultury.

Kilka chwil z życia mieszkańców Środowiskowego Domu Samopomocy na warszawskim Żoliborzu. Wideo powstało z wykorzystaniem metody wideo uczestniczące (participatory video). Projekt współfinansowany ze środków Ministra Pracy i Polityki Społecznej w ramach projektu „Oparcie społeczne dla osób z zaburzeniami psychicznymi” w 2014 r.

221 is a local public transport bus route in Warsaw, Poland. It is also a very intimate story of one passenger who is experiencing the passing by the city in a specific way. The video was created by mental health group in the Participatory Video process run by Cotopaxi Film Workshop