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giugno 24, 2022time of reading 3:30 minutes

ENCOUNTERS EIGHT ISSUE

Sofia, a health care worker, wife, mother, immigrant, recalls her experiences migrating to the United States from Brazil as an undocumented migrant. After facing hardship, peril, and prejudice, she has created a life for herself through caring for others, and after 10 years, has finally been able to obtain citizenship.

Text and interview by the student Jacqueline Glago of International Scholar Program (ISPI)

marzo 25, 2022time of vision 4:00 minutes

ENCOUNTERS FIFTH ISSUE

Nyein 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).

febbraio 28, 2022time of vision 5:30 minutes

ENCOUNTERS FOURTH ISSUE

Since 1999, the year of his arrival from Burma, he has put all his efforts into helping other refugees like him.
Ko Strong is every bit what his surname suggests..

Text and interview by the students Mariana Grandmont and Lucie Kneip of the Refugee Policy lab course
taught by Professor Ilaria Schnyder at the University of Notre Dame (US).

gennaio 17, 2022time of reading 2:50 minutes

Assisi : a return diary (part three)

Welcoming is never easy. In fact, sometimes it can be very difficult. Especially when the beneficiaries find themselves having to conquer their own economic autonomy.
Kuhulo, however, did it. And with this encounter, Ilaria's story of her return to Assisi could not have been better concluded.

gennaio 13, 2022time of reading 2:30 minuti

Assisi: a return diary (part two)

"Fitzum now speaks Italian perfectly, but he has retained his usual kindness that always catches you by surprise."
Through her encounters, we continue to follow Ilaria's journey to Assisi ..

gennaio 09, 2022time of reading 2:00 minutes

Assisi: a return diary (part one)

After two years of waiting, Ilaria was finally able to return to Europe.
Having only one week at his disposal, he chose to return to Assisi ..

gennaio 04, 2022time of vision 7:00 minutes

ENCOUNTERS THIRD ISSUE

Andrea 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).

novembre 17, 2021time of vision 4:00 minutes

ENCOUNTERS FIRST ISSUE

Let's to know the story of Muguleta Haybano through his direct telling of the challenges he had to face in order to integrate into American society and what his desire is, once he graduated from the master's degree.

Interview by Abigail Helme and Theresa Salazar

novembre 06, 2021time of vision 4:00 minutes

INCLUSIVE CITIES, A NATURAL COMBINATION WITH HUMAN LINES

Imagine 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

ottobre 23, 2021time of reading 3.00 minutes

HUMAN LINES PRESENTS INCLUSIVE CITIES

Thanks 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.
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