CategoriesInterviews with refugees By Nadia LejailleLeave a comment on Meryem, Ayaz, and their daughter Esila: Turkey Meryem, Ayaz, and their daughter Esila: Turkey Posted onJuly 20, 2022 By Nadia Lejaille Five years ago, everything was normal. My mother was a history teacher and my father a chemistry teacher. We lived … Continue ReadingMeryem, Ayaz, and their daughter Esila: Turkey
CategoriesInterviews with refugees By Sahba SalehiLeave a comment on Gulshan: Afghanistan Gulshan: Afghanistan Posted onApril 14, 2022April 14, 2022 By Sahba Salehi I am 25 years old, from Afghanistan. I have been living here for about nine months now, since July of … Continue ReadingGulshan: Afghanistan
Categoriesby Franziska Meier By Franziska MeierLeave a comment on Wild and Infectious: The Stigmatization of Refugee Children in Greece Wild and Infectious: The Stigmatization of Refugee Children in Greece Posted onMay 8, 2021May 8, 2021 By Franziska Meier “They never lived like children do—I don’t know how to put it into words—but like wild humans” (Zsófia 2018: 392). … Continue ReadingWild and Infectious: The Stigmatization of Refugee Children in Greece
Categoriesby Stavroula Kapsogeorgi By Stavroula KapsogeorgiLeave a comment on Giving a face to refugees: A story from Thessaloniki Giving a face to refugees: A story from Thessaloniki Posted onApril 17, 2021April 17, 2021 By Stavroula Kapsogeorgi According to European Commission statistics, more than two million people risked their lives since 2015 o reach Europe in search … Continue ReadingGiving a face to refugees: A story from Thessaloniki
