Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland, on Zoom
Luogo: Belfast, Irlanda del Nord, su Zoom
Blurb:
A Polish social anthropologist based in Belfast, who builds bridges between the academia sh's part of and the voluntary sector.
A person who uses storytelling and arts to raise awareness on migrants' experience of Brexit and the pandemic.
Listen to her to challenge the usual migrants' narrative; listen to Marta Kempny's honest and sincere words.
Un'antropologa sociale polacca che vive a Belfast, dove costruisce ponti tra il mondo accademico di cui è parte e il settore del volontariato.
Una persona che usa le storie e l'arte per sensibilizzare le persone sull'esperienza vissuta dai migranti in merito a Brexit e alla recente pandemia.
Ascoltatela mentre mette in discussione la narrativa dei migranti a cui siamo abituati; ascoltate le parole oneste e sincere di Marta Kempny.
Sung and played by Luigi Cirillo (voice/piano) and Sławomir Cichy (percussions)
This song is a song by Italian singer Lorenzo Jovanotti, one of the most prominent songwriters now in Italy. Sławomir, who shares his Polish origins with Marta, has created a unique atmosphere in this rendition and a very special bridge between his and the Italian culture.
“It's important to empower migrant communities because often migrants may not have the language skills to be able to communicate with the local community.”
“È importante responsabilizzare le comunità di migranti perché capita spesso che i migranti non abbiano le competenze linguistiche per essere in grado di comunicare con la comunità locale.”
Get local people engaged, representing different sectors of the community - both Protestants and Catholics.
Coinvolgere le persone del posto, in rappresentanza sia della parte protestante che di quella cattolica della nostra comunità.
Podcast created completely for free by Radio VIBE.
Girotondo is Radio Vibe’s friendship gift to the Migrant Centre NI.
It represents the children’s game Ring a ring o' Roses, when kids hold hands and dance in circle chanting a song.
It depicts a multicultural group of happy children as a sign of hope for a better society of the future.