Clarisse was born in France, her mother from Madagascar and her father from France. she went for the first time to Madagascar when she was 15, and it was a real shock for her who lived in a rich country. In Madagascar food, water and streets are privileges. while coming

This story is about my parents who fled from a country at war to find peace and stability in Europe.

1 gennaio 2002: arriva l'Euro in Italia. ci avviciniamo all'Europa Unita. Il piacere di viaggiare all'estero senza la preoccupazione di cambiare la valuta e farci sentire a disagio con spese e valori che non riconosciamo subito. ricorderò sempre il primo viaggio fatto con il vantaggio di non dover cambiare i soldi

Real life experience about social exclusion based on economic-social factors.

When I was 19, I moved to Venice for my bachelor's degree and I started to study Philosophy, International Studies, and Economics. It is an interesting degree mix of these three majors. Also within the first few days I had met nice people and had a friend group. We started

Pentru prima data cand treceam granitele tarii in care m-am nascut. Am mers in Italia sa ma intalnesc cu o persoana apropiata mie. Ne-am intalnit in Milano. Impreuna am ajuns in Piata Domului din Milano unde eu am simtit ca este un loc in care ma simt ca acasa,

My Utopia for Europe

European values were developed by people who lived in the European area and communicated with each other based on the same moral values, namely: respect for people and living beings, respect for nature and care for what is happening around us.

My notebook shows me how diverse my experience of culture has been throughout my life and how important Erope has been in my development as a human being. It illustrates the diversity of languages.

Looking this picture, I see a land like Europe where assumed freedom is at her home. The people have time and places for reflection. The things are simple and in harmony with people. People do not fight with nature, but they try to understand it. They use what it can give them. People