The video highlights the harsh working and living conditions of migrant farm workers in Manolada, which were worsened by the Covid-19 pandemic. It documents these conditions through the testimonies of the workers, shedding light on the ongoing exploitation and the political indifference towards improving their living conditions.
Content language: Greek
Response to racism
This activity is a role-playing game aimed at understanding cultural differences and addressing issues such as racism and stereotypes. Students engage in discussions and collaborative writing around the difficulties arising from different cultural perspectives and explore ways to address racism in educational settings. The goal of the activity is to promote values of equality, democratic
The language barrier
The activity simulates the difficulties refugees and migrants face when applying for asylum or interacting with bureaucratic procedures. It focuses on the frustrations and emotional barriers caused by language and cultural differences, while raising awareness among participants about the discrimination they face from authorities as well as in their daily lives due to their nationality.
the lame
The proposed activity aims to raise questions through the analysis of Vlassis Kaniaris’ work. His art focuses on the sociology of the real, exploring the conditions during the occupation and the post-civil war period in Greece, as well as the conditions of migrants in Europe. Through works such as Koutso and the Migrants series, Kaniaris
Jason Apostolopoulos: at sea you are only a castaway
A struggle between life and death: The shocking experiences of a rescuer in Lesvos and the Central Mediterranean.
Greece: The Dilemma of the minor Husseini
The father of 13-year-old Husseini lived in fear that his son would fall victim to the Taliban. So he arranged to send him away from Afghanistan, with the help of a trafficker. We found him in Greece.
Black and Greek
With a Greek mother and an African father, Loukas exemplifies the challenges that arise when one’s identity doesn’t align with the color of their skin.
Citizenship: who is a Greek Citizen / Ten-minute Lessons on the Constitution
Dimitris Christopoulos, Professor at the Department of Political Science and History at Panteion University, analyzes the concept of Citizenship. He examines the different schools of thought, the problematic provisions of the past, and the current state of the Greek Citizenship Code.
Who is a Greek citizen?
The book examines the concept of citizenship in Greece, analyzing the legislation and social contradictions. It highlights the historical and political developments that shaped the Greek Citizenship Code, as well as the challenges and limitations faced by migrants and minorities in their integration into Greek society.
The debt
“The debt” is a documentary made by young students in Argolida Greece and is dedicated to refugees and simple anonymous volunteers who helped and help all those uprooted our fellow human beings. The debt we all have to people in need.