Design for migration
Hummustown helps refugees in Rome gain economic independence by providing them with a dignified income generating job opportunity: to cook, package and deliver delicious Syrian food around Rome. “Despite whatever … Continue readingHummustown
To provide people with a refugee background the opportunity to participate in society Refugee Company founded the restaurant A Beautiful Mess. We offer our people a safe space where they … Continue readingA Beautiful Mess
Lampedusa – Image Stories from the Edge of Europe is a photo-graphic novel edited by the German publishing house Spector Books Verlag Leipzig and developed by a group of international … Continue readingLampedusa – Image Stories from the Edge of Europe
NANSEN Magazine aims to connect and celebrate migrants of all kinds. The project does this by getting to know one migrant per issue, honing in on the minutiae of lives … Continue readingNansen Magazine
Lampedusa Cruises: a collective with members from Egypt, Eritrea, the Netherlands, Syria, and Sudan. The mission: to use the traditional Dutch love of sailing as a way to meet others, … Continue readingLampedusa Cruises
A tailoring workshop defined by the words it conveys: writings of love and work, gathered among the chatter in a group of women from all over the world. A project … Continue readingSenza peli sulla lingua
Vadem&cum is a guide to the contemporary human migrations. {vade mecum is from the Latin word vāde mēcum; literally, go with me. A book or a manual for ready reference}. … Continue readingVadem&cum
The Stories Behind a Line is a visual narrative of six asylum seekers’ routes from their hometowns to Italy. «The Stories Behind a Line» wants to tell the six personal … Continue readingStories behind a line
A book about how the Italian city of Como and its railway station, on the border between Italy and Switzerland, became a refugee camp. In the summer of 2016, hundreds … Continue readingConfine
A self-managed workshop, in one of the many spaces inside of the former military base “Caserma Piave” where a group of asylum seekers and refugees express themselves with handwork discovering … Continue readingTalking Hands