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Going to school with Soumalia
This is Soumaila, a political science graduate from Mali who goes to school with Centro Astalli- JRS Italy and talks about his experience as a refugee. The testimony of
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#Thinking4change during COVID-19
In the light of the exceptional measures related to COVID-19, JRS Europe invites teachers to make use of the 6-Stage CHANGE materials and activities online. We have selected several
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Poetry by Teens – Belgium
Poetry. A generational tool to help us communicate our emotions in ways not commonly utilized. An art form for individuals young and old, on lived situations, figurative or even what
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Reflection: We all have the same rights
A group of students from the school Nuestra Señora del Carmen in Portugalete share their testimony after reflecting about why people have to flee their home: ”We learned, through
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Reflection: What I have learned about refugees and migrants
A group of students from Hijas de Jesús school in Pamplona reflected on their shifting perspectives regarding the reality of migrants and refugees: ”We have put ourselves in the shoes
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No one is born with prejudice
“No one is born hating another person because of the colour of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn
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Young migrants and students getting to know each other
Brahim, Hamsa, Asier, Itziar and Amaya are all young people living in Bilbao. All it took for them to get to know each other was to spend time together.
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Understanding and listening respectfully to the story of “the Other”
Students, teachers and people with an experience of migration have the power to fight intolerance and racism when they think and act together for CHANGE. – Students are active