March 25, 2022time of vision 4:00 minutes ENCOUNTERS FIFTH ISSUENyein Chan, one of the leaders of the Catholic Charities of the diocese of Forth Wayne / South Bend,
when he was still a young university student he would never have imagined what paths he would have to face during his life ..
Text and interview by the students Grant Otte and Natalie Armbuster, of the Refugee Policy lab course
taught by Professor Ilaria Schnyder at the University of Notre Dame (US). January 04, 2022time of vision 7:00 minutes ENCOUNTERS THIRD ISSUEAndrea Cramer is the founder of Neighbor to Neighbor, a local organization that supports St. Joe county’s refugee and immigrant population.
Know her story..
Text and interview by the students Andrea Romero and Aidee Barajas, of the Refugee Policy lab course
taught by Professor Ilaria Schnyder at the University of Notre Dame (US). December 11, 2021time of vision 4:00 minutes ENCOUNTERS SECOND ISSUECho Too, a refugee, who arrived from Burma in 1988, has been at the forefront for more than thirty years
to help, those like him, who have had to face the many and often disheartening problems related to integration into American society
Text and interview by Grant Otte and Natalie Armbuster November 06, 2021time of vision 4:00 minutes INCLUSIVE CITIES, A NATURAL COMBINATION WITH HUMAN LINESImagine a university class composed of about thirty students connected by 12 cities in the South Hemisphere.
A classroom that bridges the world.
Behind every screen, a life that flows.
This is the story which Human Lines will seek to tell through the publication
of the various projects that have come to life in Inclusive Cities October 23, 2021time of reading 3.00 minutes HUMAN LINES PRESENTS INCLUSIVE CITIESThanks to the words of Professor Silvia Serreli, its creator, we begin to know INCLUSIVE CITIES,
project that opens a debate on the effects of the mass movement of people and cultures in the processes of urban and territorial transformation. | |
