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08/12/2009

AMU

Workshop in Denmark


03/02/2010

Advice from the soul

Lοusine from Armenia gives advice that comes from her soul, this advice is about people and their relations to other people and it is based on her personal experience.


01/02/2010

An adventurous journey to Greece

An Albanian worker now settled in Veria tells how he travelled to Greece back in 1998 to search for a new life


29/01/2010

Child of fate

After the devastating earthquake in Haiti, the image of a child remains in our eyes. Personally, I am shocked by this fact. What will happen to those children? Only fate knows. An Albanian woman express her feelings about the Haiti tragedy.


14/01/2010

POWWOW Festival

"I lived an unforgettable experience in the summer of 2009. Indian friends from Northern America came to our city and gave us a 3-three day celebration through which I got to know their customs and traditions. After the celebration, I made 9 friends more with who we continue to be in contact, although they live thousands of kilometers far. I look forward to seeing them all next summer also." Another story from a Greek Rusian woman who was born in Soviet Union but came after 1975 in Greece and live now in Veria.


12/01/2010

Barbouta’s water

I was born and brought up in Italy, in a region well known for its wines. I first visited Veria in 1973 and drank water from Barbouta. After 22 years I returned and Ι have been staying here ever since (the last 9 years). During my staying here in Veria, I heard the story about the visitors who drink water from Barbouta and then stay forever here. I myself, who adore and love wine so much, was cheated by one glass of water.” An Italian lady talks about her background and links her birthplace with the town she lives now”


22/12/2009

The most beautiful place in Greece

A Romanian origin Priest talks about the best place he ever visited in Greece. The narration reveals his feelings and emotions after his visit to the Monastery of Sagmatas, near the village of Ypati. There are also connections with other personal experiences. The priest now lives in Veria but memories of the past are always present and strong.


11/12/2009

Wer bin ich? - Franziska Probst

Frauenworkshop «krisen-fest» oder «über welches Potential verfüge ich»

Wer bin ich? - Franziska Probst


11/12/2009

Wer bin ich? - Silva Narda

Frauenworkshop «krisen-fest» oder «über welches Potential verfüge ich»

Wer bin ich? - Silva Narda


11/12/2009

Wer bin ich? - Asciany Ambriz

Frauenworkshop «krisen-fest» oder «über welches Potential verfüge ich»

Wer bin ich? - Asciany Ambriz


11/12/2009

Wer bin ich? - Cristina Büttikofer

Frauenworkshop «krisen-fest» oder «über welches Potential verfüge ich»

Wer bin ich? - Cristina Büttikofer


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We all have a story to tell, a story about our past and present, about our experiences and emotions, about our cultures and simply ourselves. Every person is unique, and that makes every story so different and exciting.

Storytelling is an art that needs to be thought and practiced. This process requires not only creativity and imagination, but also certain skills and knowledge.

By means of modern technology our stories become digital. DIGITAL STORYTELLING may take different forms, and it may involve different components like images, movies, music, subtitles and of course the story itself.

We invite you to share your story at the Untold Stories website. Our project team will guide you through the whole process of creation of a DIGITAL STORY, and will equip you with all the necessary tools and knowledge in order for you to make your own digital story and share it with the whole Europe.

This project is supported by the European Commission Lifelong Learning Programme. It aims at bringing people closer to each other by means of digital storytelling. The stories you find on this website reflect the experience of migrant communities across Europe.

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