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My Experience as a Refugee at the European Parliament

July 3rd, 2018|Categories: Article|Tags: , , |

On Wednesday, 20 June 2018, the European Internet Forum met at their ‘EIF breakfast: World Refugee Day: the role of the Internet and ICTs,’ at the European Parliament. On World Refugee Day, many events were held to discuss the important issues of refugees, the migrant flows to Europe, and the importance of social integration in new host countries. Based on EAVI’s past and current work surrounding media literacy and migrants, I had the fortune to attend, representing EAVI. As for my role here, I am currently responsible for the follow-up of our concluded MyStory project, [...]

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