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The issue of metadata quality in Cultural Heritage Platforms

Over the last years, the Cultural Heritage (CH) sector has seen an incredible transformation. A surge of massive digitisation and...

A SERIES OF CRUDE FIGURATIONS

The creative deconstruction experiment on trauma has come to an end. The open call for artists is also coming to an end.

Call out for Artist Proposals

WE-Hope announces a callout for Artists to work with collected living testimonials to create an interactive digital animation.

Spotlight: Kent Refugee Action Network

We-Hope is delighted to have begun working with the Kent Refugee Action Network (KRAN). Founded in 2003, KRAN is an immensely important...

Post-Pandemic Public Engagement: Fragmented conditions to re-establish connection

The arts have a role to find connection. As we emerge back into public spaces on the “Road to Recovery”, how do we adapt our previous...

Performativity and hopes for success in Italy

Italy is one of the main arrival countries of migrant routes, however its reception system is one of the most complex in Europe: the...

LITMUS TEST: the trauma

The Art Department of WE-Hope was born. Threshold and Di + are part of it. One of the reflections born within the AD is how to be able to...

Improving metadata quality through crowdsourcing campaigns

WE-Hope aims to create a platform that will offer access of cultural heritage content, namely refugee testimonies and stories, shared by...

The dimensions of hope

How big is HOPE? How big and heterogeneous can be the HOPE people experience, especially when going through challenging and difficult life

Involving migrants in EU projects

WE-Hope project is about reasserting the value of memories, especially the painful ones. The ambition of the project is to connect people...