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WE-Hope's statement on the situation in Ukraine.

The WE-Hope project is built on the belief that openness is the key to a better future. WE-Hope aims to deepen societies’ understanding...

Intergenerational perspectives on displacement

One of the aims of WE-Hope is to bring the stories of those who experienced displacement within Europe as a result of war decades ago...

A refugee library story

ECHO Mobile Library is a grassroots project active in Greece since 2016. A multilingual lending library on wheels which caters for the...

The relationship between art and education.

WE-hope sailboat just passed the mark. At the turn of the buoy, our Cantastoria was presented at the Lincoln Festival in October 2021....

How the Covid pandemic affected refugees and migrants in Greece.

The pandemic caused by Covid 19 has affected the lives of millions of people throughout the world and has widened the range and intensity...

The French National Museum of Immigration History: building bridges

The National Museum of Immigration History in Paris, France, was inaugurated in 2014 by former President François Hollande. The museum is...

The unspeakable trauma and obsession with the truth

During the interviews we collected, we were struck by a specific way of telling one's story: whether some aspects of the migratory...

We have a Cantastoria!

On Thursday 28 October, our project reached a significant milestone: as announced in a previous blogpost, our WE-Hope cantastoria had its...

Knocking on the door of life

Collecting memory could be considered a sort of treasure hunt: talking with people, spotting some hints and following and deepening the...

The Walk festival: Hope, step after step

This 3.5-meter high puppet wandering through the streets of Rome, Bologna, and Paris is a symbol of something big: hope and resilience...