During November, Outcast Europe expanded its network to schools in the greater area of Athens, in order to bring the topics of movement and displacement in the classroom, via a non-formal learning activity titled”Objects narrating the stories of ‘others’”. The first visit took place on November 25 at Mesopotamia Solidarity School in Moschato. Mesopotamia is part…
The ‘Constantinos Band’ got on stage, and the first notes from Ana’s singing came out like an exotic, colourful nightbird gently flying above the square, introducing our first song: ‘Missin’ the point’. The square was full of people who seemed quite in the mood for music. Read More Missing the Point…?
We invite filmmakers, documentarists, visual content creators, students and emerging artists to submit their shorts. We are particularly interested in the topic of intersectionality; in the stories of communities and individuals that, due to their identities and life-experiences, remain unseen. Read More PDSFF23 – Resistances, Call for Submissions
Youth Pool has been an inspiring initiative and an interesting experiment for us. We launched it at the beginning of February 2021 and we promised to be a tool for youth empowerment that applies hybrid youth work (digital and physical) without geographic and socioeconomic limitations. Read More Youth Pool 2021 – Reflections
n the framework of the Inter Alia Basics workshop, which opened our 2021 Onboarding series, members had the opportunity to get to know each other a little better, and have a short overview of Inter Alia and the Council of Members itself. We are looking forward to our next meetings in November. You can learn more about the Council…
A tool for youth empowerment that applies hybrid youth work (digital and physical) without geographic and socioeconomic limitations. Read More Youth Pool Toolkit 2021
The material presented here is a collection of knowledge and experiences that stem from the challenges related to migration across three African (Ghana, Kenya and Senegal) and two European countries (Greece and Italy). We have tried to discover, explore and analyse the processes behind each decision in the long and perilous movement called migration. Read More Grapes…
This documentary follows the developments of a Capacity Building Project “Grapes of Wrath” that took place in Greece, Italy, Ghana, Senegal and Kenya in the period Feb 2017 – Jan 2019. It tries to discover the stories of the African migrants in Europe and to bring these stories back to the origin communities in Africa. Read More…
In cooperation with the Greek Forum of Migrants and the support of Inter Alia, Connect Athens, United African Women Association and the Intergration Council of Migrants – Municipality of Athens, the African Network of Greece invites you on the afternoon of Saturday July 21 to get to know the action of our organizations accompanied by African music and famous…
We see education as a powerful tool for community development and most importantly for having sustainable development. The beauty of education lies on the fact that is an active process that takes place on different levels and places. Read More Grapes of Wrath: Training Course on Community Building – report
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