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Living Lab #1, 05-09 December, #INNOVATHENS ALIEN project summary
Advanced Learning Through: and Inclusive EnviroNment (ALIEN) - Innovative education methods focusing for Higher Education through greater on migration issues from the perspective of knowledge and understanding particular social science discipline of migration processes including Economics, Education, Politics/ Sociology/Social Policy and Social Work. - A Community of Practice, created around The project aims at contributing to greater open access virtual platform (i.e. e-mod- equity and social cohesion within Europe, ules, examples of teaching activities and through a series of knowledge-exchange assessment strategy) for use and activities with diverse stakeholders (ac- ademics, national and local authorities, - Handbooks of education methodologies migrant community organisations) and and scenarios for workshops materials for through the understanding of complexities direct use in the teaching curriculum. of migration flows. Living Labs will work as interactive think Given the critical context of the current tanks, where issues & opinions of public refugee crisis in Europe the projects objec- concern related to migration will be dis- tives are: cussed. - To advance young people inter-cultural Living labs will serve as an input for the competences, knowledge and understand- projects’ learning materials and thus they ings of migration through transnational, will operate as the meeting point of the di- multi and interdisciplinary collaboration of verse stakeholders of the project and they academic staff, migrant organizations and will involve interchange of ideas, method- postgraduate students. ology forming and collection of data. - To develop engagement of Higher The project involves partnership institutions based in Po- Educational Institutions (HEIs) with local land (Polish Japanese Academy of Information Technolo- and international migrant organizations as gy, Warsaw School of Economics), UK (Glyndwr University well as regional authorities to build bridges and University of the West of Scotland), Finland (Aalto University) and Greece (Technopolis – City of Athens). and share knowledge, good practices and raise awareness of issues around migra- tion.
3 contacts [email protected] project coordinators: Maria Florou Katerina Antonaki monitoring person: Sophia Manika administration issues: Pinelopi Sakellaridi
Technopolis - City of Athens 100, Pireos str. 118 54, Gazi - Athens T. (+30) 213 0109300 F. (+30) 213 0109312 http://www.technopolis-athens.com/
#INNOVATHENS: T. (+30) 213 0109300 http://www.innovathens.gr/ Living Lab #1, 05-09 December, #INNOVATHENS welcome to Athens
directions from the airport to city center (SYNTAGMA square)
Train (metro line) Bus Blue metro line, SYNTAGMA station. Bus line X95 (AIRPORT to SYNTAGMA).
Time schedule Time schedule every day from 6:30 until 23:30 every day from 00:10 until 23:55 (frequency: every 30 minutes) (frequency: every 15-20 minutes) link: http://www.stasy.gr/index.php?id=67&L=1 link: http://www.oasa.gr/content.php?id=air- lines&lang=en
ticket prices from/to the airport
Train (metro line) Bus 1 person (one way): € 10 1 person (one way): € 6 2 persons (one way): € 18 3 persons (one way): € 24 1 person tourist ticket valid for 3 days for all modes including airport transfer: € 22
general transportation info
Ticket prices for all modes Time schedule (train) 1 person (valid for 90 mins): € 1.40 Sunday to Thursday, 5:30 until 00:00 1 person (valid for 24 hours): € 4.50 Friday to Saturday, 5:30 until 02:00 1 person (valid for 5 days): € 9 link: http://www.stasy.gr/index.php?id=71&L=1 Time schedule (bus) Use the link below link: http://telematics.oasa.gr/en/#main
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directions to Technopolis City of Athens (#INNOVATHENS)
Train (metro line) Trolley Blue metro line, KERAMEIKOS station Trolley line No 21 from OMONOIA square FOTAERIO stop Bus Bus lines 049, 815, 838, 914, Β18, Γ18 Taxi FOTAERIO stop Use the taxibeat application. Download here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/ details?id=gr.androiddev.taxibeat&hl=en
metro line map (KERAMEIKOS station)
link: https://www.ecmp2016.org/uploads/metro-stations.jpg
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7 Technopolis City of Athens (#INNOVATHENS) map THENS A INNOV u' a 'e echnopolis T Gaz a l ca fe
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9 living lab #1 schedule
Monday 05/12
Ground floor 10:00 - 10:30 Opening of the workshop INNOVATHENS Ewa Satalecka (PJAIT) Katerina Antonaki (TECHNOPOLIS CoA)
10:30 - 11:00 Getting to know each other: Integration activity Ewa Satalecka (PJAIT)
11:00 - 11:15 Questionnaire for students Kinga Garnette-Skorupska (PJAIT) Marta Pachocka (WSE)
11:15 - 11:30 COFFEE BREAK
11:30 - 13:30 Introductory interactive session on migration Marta Pachocka (WSE)
13:30 - 14:30 LUNCH BREAK
14:30 - 15:30 Dividing students into groups + Topic selection Marta Pachocka (WSE)
15:30 - 16:15 How to work on a project: Project planning and management Ewa Satalecka (PJAIT) Adam Cooke (GLYNDWR)
16:15 - 16:30 COFFEE BREAK
16:30 - 16:50 Presentation of the project: Geranium_files Katerina Antonaki (Graphic Designer) Natassa Pappa (Graphic Designer)
16:50 - 17:10 Oral history documentaries as a tool for encouraging reflection on migrant communities: the case of Gerani in Athens Andromachi Gazi (Assistant Professor at Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences)
17:10 - 17:30 The domino effect (short documentary) Olympia Exarchou (Cultural Anthropologist)
17:30 - 18:00 Examples of social design projects Ewa Satalecka (PJAIT) Maria Leinvuo (AALTO) Adam Cooke (GLYNDWR)
18:00 - 18:30 Thank you - Deciding time slots for the study visits Ewa Satalecka (PJAIT)
Meeting room, 1st floor 18:30 - 19:30 Kick-off meeting and discussion INNOVATHENS (staff) 'Gaz a l'eau' cafe 19:30 A glass of warm wine and a snack Technopolis under the Christmas Tree 10 Living Lab #1, 05-09 December, #INNOVATHENS
Tuesday 06/12
City Hall of Athens 9:00 Kick-off 63 Athinas str. 9:30 - 10:15 The refugee issue challenges and perspectives for the Municipality of Athens Lefteris Papagiannakis (Vice Mayor on migrant and refugee affairs of Municipality of Athens)
10:15 - 11:00 'Relocation Scheme Program’ as implemented by MoA (ADDMA) for UNHCR Sani Paraskevopoulou (Project Manager)
11:30 - 12:30 Site visit to Elaionas Refugee camp (87 Agiou Polikarpou str.)
13:00 - 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
Ground floor 14:00 - 15:00 Presentation of the project: The Museum INNOVATHENS Without a Home: An exhibition of hospitality Panos Petropouleas (Associate Creative Director Bold Ogilvy Greece) Renata Rendon (Advocacy & Policy Lead Oxfam in Greece)
15:00 - 16:00 Amnesty international presentation Herakles Spyridon Actypis (Head of Amnesty International Greece)
16:00 - 16:15 BREAK
Meeting room, 1st floor 16:15 - 17:15 Teacher's workshop - Part 1: INNOVATHENS (staff) Discussion of the Method’s book + teaching outcomes Kinga Garnette-Skorupska (PJAIT) 17:15 - 18:30 Staff meeting: Web site ALIEN and Visual Identity of ALIEN project
STUDY VISITS (students)
17:00 - 18:00 Federation of Albanian Associations in Greece (38 Kapodistriou str. & 3rd Septemvriou str.)
17:00 - 18:00 Sudanese Refugees Association in Greece (4 Nikopoleos str. (Koliatsou square) 1st floor)
18:00 - 19:00 Federation of Albanian Associations in Greece (38 Kapodistriou str. & 3rd Septemvriou str.)
18:00 - 19:00 Community of Afghanistan (35 Chalkokondili str.) 11 living lab #1 schedule
Wednesday 07/12
Meeting point: Metropolitan 9:00 - 12:00 “The reception” Square (staff) Alexandros Mistriotis
STUDY VISITS (students)
8:45 - 12:00 Melissa network (18 Feron str. (at Victoria square) 1st floor)
10:30 - 11:30 Generation 2.0 for Rights Equality & Diversity (3-5 Anaxagora str. Romantso)
10:30 - 11:30 Greek forum of Migrants (81 Patision str.)
12:30 - 13:30 Greek forum of Migrants (81 Patision str.)
12:30 - 13:30 Greek forum of Refugees (12 Navarchou Notara str.)
13:30 - 14:30 Greek forum of Refugees (12 Navarchou Notara str.)
Meeting room, 1st floor 13:00 - 14:30 Teacher's workshop Part 2: SLACK workshop: INNOVATHENS (staff) Present Slack - Show how to work with it and which are the benefits + Activity design exercise Kinga Garnette-Skorupska (PJAIT)
14:30 - 15:30 LUNCH BREAK
Samsung Lab 15:30 - 16:00 Group work + Work on the project INNOVATHENS Summing up site visits, inspirations and ideas
16:00 - 17:00 10 min presentations: Results of the site visits + Ideas for the projects + Ideas for the visual identity
Meeting room, 1st floor 17:00 - 17:30 Summing up the day / Evaluation form INNOVATHENS (staff) 17:30 - 19:00 Teachers' workshop Part 3: Outlines of manuals for migration and design / goals Kinga Garnette-Skorupska (PJAIT)
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Thursday 08/12
Meeting room, 1st floor 10:00 - 12:00 Staff meeting about the program in general: INNOVATHENS (staff) Clear next steps in detail + Organisational issues + Summer camp
STUDY VISITS (students)
10:30 - 11:30 Generation 2.0 for Rights Equality & Divercity (3-5 Anaxagora str. Romantso)
10:30 - 11:30 SolidarityNow (2 Domokou str.)
10:30 - 11:30 Munting Nayon Cultural Education Center (Kindergarden) (6 Agiou Louka str. & Kyparissou str.)
13:30 - 14:30 LUNCH BREAK
Samsung Lab 14:30 - 15:15 Studio work: Students work on their project INNOVATHENS 15:00 - 16:00 15 mins project progress presentations + First ideas + Visual identity proposals
16:00 - 17:00 How to take it further: Ideas how the students continue with their projects online (brainstorming)
Meeting room, 1st floor 17:00 - 18:00 Summing up the day / Evaluation form INNOVATHENS (staff)
Friday 09/12
Samsung Lab 9:00 - 9:30 Questionnaire for students INNOVATHENS Questionnaire on the workshop Kinga Garnette-Skorupska (PJAIT) Marta Pachocka (WSE)
9:30 - 11:00 Feedback about the workshop
11:00 - 11:30 Closing - Thank you for your hard work!
11:30 - 12:00 EARLY LUNCH
12:00 Departure 13 participants
professors
Adam Cooke (GLYNDWR) Senior Lecturer in Design Communication [email protected]
Adam Cooke was born in 1973 and lives in Liverpool, United Kingdom. Studying Fine Art at UCA, University for the Creative Arts. Completing his Masters in Interactive Multimedia Arts at John Moores University, Liverpool. He is currently Senior Lecturer in Design Communication at School of Creative Arts, Glyndwr University. His research explores open technologies in a community context.
Ewa Satalecka (PJAIΤ) Professor at PJAIT [email protected]
Ewa Satalecka is Professor at Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technologies in Warsaw and leader of its motion typography class. She represents Poland on the international forum of ATypI (International Typography Association). Satalecka organizes international design workshops, conferences, and exhibitions of typography and infor- mation design. Her work includes kinetic typography installations presented at the “Liq- uid Page” Symposium in Britain's Tate (2008) and as a part of the international “Moving Type” Exhibition in the Gutenberg Museum, Mainz, Germany (2011). Edited by Satalecka: MOTYF2013, MOTYF2014, Fajrant (available on issuu, prized TDC 2012 certificate). Her articles were included in Very Graphic: Polish designers of the 20th Century, edited by Jacek Mrowczyk, (IAM, 2015) and 365xtypo: 365 stories on type, typography, and graphic design, edited by Linda Kudrnovska (Etapes, 2015).
Katerina Antonaki (Technopolis City of Athens) Creative director [email protected]
Katerina Antonaki is an independent graphic designer and researcher. She has been a visiting lecturer at Graphic Design Department, TEI of Athens for 3 years. Her work ranges from brand identity and editorial design, to spatial design. Along with her design practice, she is involved in education and urban research projects. Her research interests include, the activist role of graphic design (the visual and textual aspects of communication) at the social and political level, disruptive actions in public space, the role of spontaneity in design process and design methodologies. She has studied in London, Helsinki and Athens and she holds an “MA in Design Critical Theory and Practice” from Goldsmiths University of London. She is an IKY scholar. Her practice and research has been presented in international conferences and exhibitions. She lives and works in Athens.
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Kinga Garnette-Skorupska (PJAIT) [email protected]
Kinga graduated from the University of Warsaw with a Master's Degree in Linguistics. Since then she has worked as a business assisstant, ESL teacher and IT trainer, translator and web designer - often integrating these areas in creative ways. She is interested in web technologies, games and education, as well as popular science. Moreover, she is a Polish Language Coordinator in the TED Translators project and a member of TEDxWarsaw team. In the Alien project she works as a teaching methodology designer and advisor. Feel free to talk to her about the use of games and web tools for education, organizing TEDx events and any of your interests
Maria Leinvuo (AALTO) [email protected]
Maria Leinvuo has a background in design research and strategy. In Aalto University Maria collaborates with external companies and public sector organisations and is responsible for multi-disciplinary student projects. She holds masters degree both in media studies (University of Helsinki) and anthropology (University College London) and currently works also as a service designer.
Marta Pachocka (WSE) [email protected]
Marta PACHOCKA holds a PhD in Economics (2013). Assistant Professor at the Department of Political Studies of the Collegium of Socio-Economics of the Warsaw School of Econom- ics (WSE). Coordinator of the project EUMIGRO – “Jean Monnet Module on the European Union and the Contemporary International Migration – an Interdisciplinary Approach” (2016–2019) co-financed by the EU in the framework of Erasmus+ Programme. Key staff member of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence of the Warsaw School of Economics (2016–2019). Researcher in the project IMINTEG at the Centre of Migration Research of the University of Warsaw. Involved in many national and international projects co-funded by i.a. EU, Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Bank of Poland, Polish National Science Center. Beneficiary of “Young Scientists’ Research Grants” financed by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education since 2012. Visiting Research Fellow at the Centre d’études européennes of the Sciences Po Paris (2015). Visiting Professor at the University of Economics in Bratislava (2015) and at the University of Tartu (2016). Secretary of the Polish European Community Studies Association (PECSA). Member of PTE, UACES, IPSA, IMISCOE, IASFM, AIELF. Her main research interests are i.a. socio-demographic changes in Europe/EU; Europe/EU and international migration; EU policy on migration and asylum; immigration policy and integration policy in France; France’s international position; European economy, world economy, global public goods. 15 participants
students
Agata Juszkiewicz (PJAIT) the Member of Parliament. In a young age he launched the start-up. He is interested in many issues related to Agata Juszkiewicz is a student of New Media Art at the business and politics, mainly European politics. He is Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in the member of Foreign Affairs Student Club in Warsaw. Warsaw, Poland. Her interests range from art to science. He is also the member of Cems Club Warsaw, Student She is passionate about graphic design, photography, Business Club and The Student Club of the Research on architecture but also new technologies and its approach the Competitiveness to design. Her project of Interactive Chairs has been presented at the international conference dedicated to a Human-Computer Interaction. Agata’s experiene includes identity and information system design for international Dionisis Siamagkas (TECHNOPOLIS CoA) cultural events. She has tried her hand at various fields. He is a senior student in the Graphic Design department Starting with the internship at the interior design studio in the T.E.I. of Athens. He is a very sociable and smile in Warsaw, Poland then working in a post-production person with a good sense of humor and he really enjoys studio in Hong Kong, China and joining a Service Design team working. As for his studying sector, he likes brand team in the Innovation Lab of Alior Bank in Warsaw, and package design, editorial and social design. He never Poland afterwards. Agata with a couple of friends have looses opportunities in participating in workshops and founded Zwrotnica Foundation which aim is to promote exhibitions concerning design. He is a team player and young, independent artists. She is an optimistic and he loves experimenting on new projects and techniques. open-minded personality who is curious about the world In his free time, he gets into technology and practices on and other cultures. Agata is fascinated by China and keen various design softwares and tools. on learning chinese language.
Eleni Anysia Moustaka (TECHNOPOLIS CoA) Anna Iwańczuk (WSE) Eleni Anysia Moustaka is an undergraduate student at Anna is a second-year student at the Warsaw School of Technological Educational Institute of Athens. During the Economics, currently pursuing her BA in Global Business, years of study, she has participated in exhibitions and Finance and Governance. Initially wanting to become a workshops according to design and Visual Communica- doctor, she majored in biology and chemistry in Batory tion. Some of her favorite fields of design are Branding High School in Warsaw, Poland, but after a year spent Identity, Editorial Design and Illustration. Regarding her working as a business translator, she decided to follow interests, she paints and she creates comics experi- the economic path in her further education. Since her menting with different techniques and paper textures, first year at WSE, she has been an active member of the combining her excitement for poetry and painting. She Foreign Affairs Club, organising events such as Action lives in Athens. Diplomacy, which gives high school and university students an opportunity to visit embassies and meet the ambassadors from all of the countries around the world, or Young Visegrad, which was dedicated to the activity of Kacper Radzik (WSE) the Visegrad Group. Currently she is preparing to organ- Kacper Radzik is a third-year student at the Warsaw ise the third edition of the Human Rights Week and the School of Economics majoring Global Business, Finance third edition of the Warsaw MUN conference POLMUN. and Governance. He is interested in many subjects related to economy, politics and business. His main researches focus on innovations in business as well as Cezary Jaroni (WSE) digitalization of economy and its impact on efficiency and the usage of goods. In his thesis he analyzes the Cezary Jaroni is a second-year student of International sharing economy – the new model of distributing and Economics at the Warsaw School of Economics and a using goods. Initially he wanted to fulfill his career in first-year student at the University of Warsaw majoring investment banking but he dreams of doing something Political Science. Initially he worked as an assistant to more important for the 16 Living Lab #1, 05-09 December, #INNOVATHENS
wellbeing of society and the economy. In a young age he Michał Domagała (WSE) launched the start-up. He is the member of foreign affairs student club in Warsaw where he is practicing diplomacy. Student of 2nd year of International Economic Relations He is also the member of Investor Club, Business Club and at Warsaw School of Economics. Vice President of Foreign The Student Club of The Research on the Competitive- Affairs Students’ Club and Project Manager of 6th edition ness. In 2014 he served as a councilor in the Council of of Action Diplomacy - a unique project providing insight Warsaw School of Economics. In high school he worked into the world of diplomacy by organizing meetings with with Amnesty International. the chiefs of diplomatic missions located in Warsaw. Involved in many international projects arranged by EU, The Center of Civics Education and Amnesty Internation- al. Volunteer of many charity campaigns (Caritas Poland Laura Koivunen (AALTO) and World Youth Day 2016 volunteer) . He organizes chari- ty actions for polish hospices and many conference about politics, foreign affairs and intercultural and religious Magdalena Golba (WSE) dialogue - especially conferences on ecumenism.
Magdalena Golba is a student of 2nd year of International Economic Relations at Warsaw School of Economics. Member of Foreign Affairs Students’ Club for one year Patricia Pater (WSE) in which she is a Project Vice-manager of 6th edition of Master’s student at SGH Warsaw School of Economics Action Diplomacy - a unique project providing insight into pursuing a degree in Finance & Accounting the world of diplomacy by organizing meetings with the chiefs of diplomatic missions located in Warsaw. Involved · President of SGH Foreign Affairs Club (2015-2017) in many national projects arranged by EU, The Center of · Interests: civil society, foreign policy, migration, innova- Civics Education and Students for Republic in Poland. tion, management Volunteer of many charity campaigns supporting human rights and people with disabilities. She organizes many For years in her work and extracurricular activities, she conferences about politics, modern history and foreign af- has been heavily focusing on the practical involvement in fairs. In 2013 she was awarded a Scholarship of the Prime civil society, politics and international relations. In all her Minister for the best high-school students in Poland for projects, she focuses not only on Poland, but also on the outstanding school performance and achievements. Her region, since it is crucial to strengthen the economic and main research interests are diplomatic protocol, behav- political ties between the North and South. In 2016, she ei- ioral economics, crowd psychology and marketing law in ther organised or contributed to many events concerning EU countries e.g. sustainability or the Visegrad Group. In April 2016 she Samar Zureik (AALTO)
Marta Myszewska (PJAIT) Hello! I am Samar a Jordanian illustrator, graphic design- er or a collector of random trinkets, or perhaps all three. I She is a graduate of New Media path at Polish-Japanese am currently living in Finland and doing an MA in Visual Academy Information Communication Design. I had previous experience in ad- Technology in Warsaw. vertising and also worked in branding and graphic design while also freelancing as an illustrator on the side. I enjoy Her area of interests are illustrations, ceramic, generative experimenting between Eastern and Western design design and web design. She is an individual with an open- culture. I find Arabic calligraphy fascinating, children’s mind person, curious about the world. She tries to com- books magical and 90s patterns cool. bine all her passion, which is art with another hobby – is Taekwon-Do ITF. She is a teamplayer, equipped with a set of leadership skills and experience in event management. Marta would like to be a web designer and in the future Wendy Yeung (GLYNDWR) she wants to have her own graphic studio.
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speakers
Alexandros Mistriotis Herakles - Spyridon Actypis Hybrid media artist Head of Amnesty International Greece
Born in Ottawa, Canada and raised in Athens, Herakles - Spyridon Actypis is currently Head of Alexandros Mistriotis studied at the École Su- Amnesty International Greece. perieure des Beaux-Arts de Marseille, France. His research led him to literature, painting, cinema, He holds a Ph.D. in International Law from the photography and hybrid forms of multimedia. In University Panthéon-Assas (Paris II) and is an recent years, Alexandros started performing his Associate Professor at the Open University of texts as part of a project called ”The Theater of Cyprus. He is a member of the Athens Bar Asso- Quietude”. His work is focusing on contemporary ciations. orality, therefore, they are not published. His https://www.linkedin.com/in/spyridon-aktyp- artistic profile is elusive, oscillating between is-882891b texts and images, presence and representation, precision and abstraction etc. He is part of the greek independent scene that emerges the last decade defending fragility and disappearance and keeps a critical distance to all kinds of Lefteris Papagiannakis media representations or institutions. He’s been Vice Mayor on migrant and refugee affairs invited in multiple occasions to share his views of Municip ality of Athens around Europe in a variety of issues like the rela- tion of art with the rest of society or the relation Lefteris Papagiannakis was born in France in of Technologie with culture. 1971. He completed his primary and secondary education in Greece. He returned to France to study public law in the University of Lille II, followed by a DEA in European Community Law and International Economic Law. After the com- Andromache Gazi pletion of his studies he worked in the European Assistant Professor at Panteion University Parliament as a parliamentary assistant. Since of Social and Political Sciences then he also worked on the education of the muslim minority in Greece (in Thrace), as a legal Andromache Gazi is Assistant Professor of counselor for the political party Ecologists Green Museum Studies at the Department of Communi- and the Special Secretariat on environmental cation, Media and Culture at Panteion University inspection. He was elected in the municipal of Social and Political Sciences, Athens. Prior to council of Athens in 9/2014 and named vice may- entering academia, she worked extensively as a or on migrant and refugee affairs in 3/2016. museum consultant and exhibition curator. She has lectured and published extensively on mu- seum issues, and is the co-author of three books. Her recent research focuses on museum text, memory and oral history in museums. She holds a B.A. in Archaeology from the University of Thessaloniki, an M.Phil. in Archaeology from the University of Cambridge, and a Ph.D. in Museum Studies from the University of Leicester.
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Natassa Pappa Sanny Paraskevopoulou Graphic designer Project manager
Natassa is an independent graphic designer. Senior Consultant with very extensive experi- Her design practice focuses on using the city as ence of implementing large scale projects and a source or as a medium in order to create new managing high value business solutions. She narratives and experiences. has:
Along with her design practice, she writes for • Managed the successful implementation of design blogs and magazines and is involved in ‘Relocation Scheme Program’ for Municipal- education and ongoing urban research projects, ity of Athens in partnership with UNCHR somewhere between Athens and Rotterdam. and funded by EU.
In 2013 her MDes graduation project City as a • Worked as advisor to Azerfon for the im- Vagabond guide won a Silver European Design plementation of sponsorship and supply Award, in 2014 and 2015 she was nominated as agreement for the execution of Baku 2015-1st a greek young designer with three of her works European Games Organisation (BEGOC), in and in 2015 she won an EBGE award on book Azerbaijan. design. She lives and works in Athens, Greece. • As Regional Senior Account Manager at Motorola with responsibility for South East Europe, secured very significant new business opportunities (including winning Olympia Exarchou major new accounts). Grew the business Cultural anthropologist year-on-year to achieve annual revenues of €70 million. Olympia studied Social Anthropology at Panteion • As Senior Business Partner at Datakat Ate, University and in 2014 she received her Master’s restructured the company’s organisation, degree in Cultural anthropology and Develop- introduced more efficient ways of working ment Sociology with a specialization in Visual and reduced operating costs. Culture and Museum Studies, from the Universi- ty of Leiden in the Netherlands. She conducted • As the Strategic Network Planning Manager research at the National Museum of Ethnology at Vodafone-Panafon, created the 5-year investigating the use of the audiovisual presen- strategic network development plan. Hired tations in museums and she was involved in sev- and trained staff; led the technical negotia- eral research projects. In 2015 she participated in tions with network infrastructure suppliers. a Summer School on Visual Anthropology, during which she filmed a short documentary. The film • Oversaw the full implementation of the was presented in a special section at the Athens network development project. Ethnographic Film Festival (Ethnofest). She holds an MBA from Imperial College Busi- ness School and MSc/BSc in Electrical Engi- neering and Computer Science from National Technical University of Athens. She speaks Greek, English and French.
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communities / organisations
Amnesty International integration into Greek society, while preserving https://www.amnesty.org national and cultural identity of the Albanians. 2. Integration of Albanian migrants in the Greek Amnesty International is a global movement society and in Europe: legalization, equality in with over 7 million supporters, members and front of the law, learning of the Greek and other activists, fighting for the protection and respect languages to help communication with the of human rights. The Greek Section of Amnesty society, equality at work, school, education, and International was founded in 1975. The range of public services. its activities comprises among others: actions for the rights of refugees, asylum seekers and mi- • To promote the spirit of friendship among grants, for the rights of women and LGBTI people, the Albanians, Greeks and migrants of any for the right to conscientious objection, as well nationality in Greece. as actions against police violence, ill-treatment, • Collaboration with organizations, govern- and hate crimes. ment, NGOs and unions for integration.
What does Amnesty do? • To take position against crime and crimi- We investigate and expose the facts, whenever nals of any nationality, against racial and and wherever abuses happen. ethnic differences, against legal gaps and We lobby governments, and other powerful bureaucratic delays that aggravate the lives groups such as companies. Making sure they of immigrants. keep their promises and respect international law. 3. Maintenance the identity of the Albanian By telling the powerful stories of the people we migration: the Albanian language, culture, tradi- work with, we mobilize millions of supporters tions, customs. Improve the quality of represen- around the world to campaign for change and to tation of Albanian immigration by attempting stand in defence of activists on the frontline. to gradually improve the image of Albania and We support people to claim their rights through Albanians in Greece , in Europe and the world. education and training. Our priority than just maintaining our culture and pass it down to our youth, is the successful mediation between Greek society and Albanian community in Greece. The trust of the Albanian Federation of Albanian Associations in Greece associations and and their members it is as www.fshshg.com important for us as the recognition by the Greek and the Albanian state. The Federation of Albanian Associations in Greece founded in 2004, as an organization active in education and culture issues in the context of Greek society in relation to the Alba- nian tradition. The F.SH.SH.G. is active in the defense of human rights and supports the needs of Albania immigrants for legalization. It is an organization consisted of 21 associations of the Albanian Community in Greece.
The Federation, in accordance with its charter, has the following main purposes: 1. To achieve gradual consensus among Albanian Associations in Greece for cooperation and interaction in the main directions that serve 20 Living Lab #1, 05-09 December, #INNOVATHENS
Generation 2.0 for Rights, Equality & Diversity Greek Forum of Migrants, http://g2red.org/ www.migrant.gr
Generation 2.0 for Rights, Equality & Diversity Founded in September 2002, the Greek Forum of (Generation 2.0 RED) is a nonprofit organization Migrants is a network of immigrant organiza- consisted of young people who fight for the rights tions and communities whose goal is to empower of socially vulnerable groups, regardless of migrants through public expression and col- their origin, ethnicity, religion, gender or sexual lective representation. Currently 39 immigrant orientation. organizations and communities participate in the GFM. We combine social action and research, aiming to promote human rights, equality and diversity, The mission of the GFM is to address the prob- fight racism, xenophobia and discrimination. Our lems of immigrants as individuals and collec- organization has experience on social action, tively, to develop cooperation, solidarity and sociological and legal research, project manage- joint actions with NGOs, trade unions and other ment and cultural events. We participate and col- organizations, advocacy of immigrants’ rights laborate with the biggest human rights networks and to promote their positions, proposals and not only in Greece but also in Europe, always demands in public debate in relation to the state, aiming to the equal participation of young people the government, the political parties, the Par- in the social and political life of the country they liament and the municipal and local authorities live in. Generation 2.0 RED consists of members and other bodies. of the Board, with the major assistance of our vol- unteers with Greek or immigrant origin. The vision of GFM is that immigrants will be- come a positive factor contributing to the promo- Facing racism as interdisciplinary phenomenon, tion of the values and ideals of social solidarity, we emphasize the need to understand, not the creative multiculturalism and respect for human kind of racism, but the social processes and in- rights, The GFM believes that this goal cannot be teractions that lead to racist attitudes. To achieve reach but through equitable public presence and these objectives, our team maintains an organi- representation of immigrants themselves. zation dedicated to the issues that young people are facing in Greece and Europe, especially the The GFM focuses on providing direct information problems of youngsters of immigrant origin, who (personal or in groups- face to face or through so- were born and/or raised in Greece, but still are cial media) in regards to the needs and request of not considered equal to Greek citizens, legally or refugees, migrants. The use of social media and socially. webpage is a project we are currently implement- ing with the support of OSF. We are organizing Permanent Functions: events and actions for refugees and migrants, for example we have organized with the help of our • Legal Advice and Intercultural Mediation volunteers events inside hosting centers.
• Career Counseling As learning Greek has been identified as an issue • Access to the Asylum Service and Counsel- also for refugees the GFM implements programs ing to refugees of Greek lessons funded by Mercy Corps with the co-operation of the Municipality of Athens. • Preparation for the naturalization interview Also the GFM participates in the refugee commu- • Development of alternative educational nity hosting center Welcommon. material
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Greek Forum of Refugees community of refugees in Greece . http://refugees.gr/en1/category/about-us/ • Effectively lobbying with the state for the The Greek Forum of Refugees (GFR) is an um- promotion of refugee issues. To demand the brella of refugee communities in Greece, which provision of adequate resources to the asy- aims to provide assistance to refugees during the lum committee, including personnel in the asylum procedure, to protect their rights and to appropriate and necessary languages. assist their integration into Greek society. It has • Providing a platform for refugees and their developed over the years an expertise on refugee communities to self-organize. The Greek participation through its diverse activities as Forum of Refugees encourages refugees and bridge maker between new arrivals and the host asylum seekers to organize themselves in society and authorities, raising public aware- order to collectively shapes and contribute ness regarding refugee issues, encouraging their own leaders so as to engage in high participation and integration of refugees and quality, public debate. empowering refugees to raise their voices. GFR is linked at national and European level with other communities and civil society groups as PICUM, Asylum corner, International Detention Coalition (IDC) and ECRE. KASAPI - Unity of Filipino Migrants The founding goals of the Greek Forum of Refu- http://www.kasapi.gr/ gees converge on the following six points: Governance of the organization uses the commit- • Defending the rights and protecting the tee system. The Executive Committee runs the freedoms of refugees and asylum seekers day-to-day operation of the organization. Gover- , as enshrined by international law. Monitor- nance is shared by the following committees: ing developments in the legislation , both the Greek , European and international, Committee on Welfare, which is in charge of responsible for the issues around refu- looking after the welfare of members has the gees. Updating refugees of their rights and responsibility of visiting the sick in hospital, obligations. helping process their hospitalization needs. This job entails visiting detainees in detention • Informing and raising awareness around centers. In case of death, the committee helps access to refugee status, and general immi- facilitate burial or repatriation of the remains of grant and refugee issues. Raising awareness the deceased. of Greek as well as international govern- mental and non-governmental organiza- Finance Committee looks after the financial tions on the situation of refugees in Greece. status of the organization, and includes respon- To raise awareness and provide relevant sibility in payment of bills, rent of the offices of information to improve the situation of the organization. refugees. Membership Committee is in charge of mem- • Creating relationships with agencies and bership data base, updates the status of each non-governmental organizations in order to member. It organizes orientation courses for start meaningful dialogue between all in- prospective new members stitutions of government and human rights Legal services committee is responsible for the organizations. legal needs of members, and keeps regular con- • Supporting the unity of refugees. Creating tact with the group of volunteer lawyers. Cases social and cultural ties between all mem- such as illegal dismissal by employers, racial bers of the Greek Forum of Refugees , as discrimination, are handled pro bono by lawyers well as between the members of each ethnic 22 Living Lab #1, 05-09 December, #INNOVATHENS
Committee on Cultural Affairs is responsible for Munting Nayon Cultural Education Center cultural presentation of ethnic dances. Every (Kindergarden) year, KASAPI organizes a cultural festival. This http://www.kasapi.gr/munting-nayon-education- year the Santacruzan was held at the Pedion tou al-center/about/ Areos park. Some 6.000 people took part in the two-day event. The Munting Nayon Cultural Education Center is a day-care facility providing early child edu- Sports Committee organizes sports events such cation to pre-school children, aged 2 to 6 years, as basketball tournament for adult men as well from a variety of migrant nationalities. It was as for the youth. It organizes chess tournament set up in 1994 by KASAPI Hellas, as a collective and has chess team that participates in tourna- effort of Philippine migrants, and continues as ments organized by trade unions and municipal- such. With limited resources, Munting Nayon ities, like Dimos Kifissia. attempts to meet the needs of migrant parents Education Committee provides information kits who work long hours in order to survive and who on Greek legislation. Every Sunday it holds group are predominantly single mothers and domestic discussions on pressing issues of the day. On a workers. The centre operates from Monday to regular basis, it conducts information meeting Friday, 7:30 – 18:00, freeing parents from having where resource persons invited to provide inputs to involve third parties in after-school care for and explanations of legislations and events their children. Initially, Munting Nayon served happening in the country. the children of mostly Philippine migrants but it has now become a second home for the children of migrants from Africa (Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ethiopia, Erithrea), Asia (Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Philippines) Melissa Network and from the Balkans (Albania, Bulgaria, Roma- https://www.facebook.com/Melissanetwork- nia, Ukraine). Children who have graduated from greece33/ our school are now in Greek schools, or beyond, and have generally adjusted well into Greek so- Melissa is a very avtive network for migrant ciety, unlike many children of migrants who did women in Greece, promoting empowerment, not enjoy such a nurturing introduction to their communication and active citizenship. Our net- educational life. work focuses on actions which strenght network- Munting Nayon received funding from the ing, promote capacity building and advocacy of Bodossaki Foundation under the “We are All human rights. Citizens” program of the EEA. The mission of Munting Nayon is to enrich the quality of life of migrants by giving peace of mind to parents and by providing a progressive and holistic education to their children. The program is characterized by an emphasis on developing critical thinking and problem solving skills to prepare the children for the future and on enabling the children to be productive, con- fident and responsible members of their family, community and society.
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OXFAM in Greece to members of the society most affected; as such https://www.oxfam.org/en/refugee-and-mi- SolidarityNow (in cooperation with the OSF) has grant-crisis/greece opened two solidarity centres, one in Thessa- loniki and one in Athens, inspired by founder Oxfam is an international confederation of 18 or- George Soros’ original idea of solidarity houses or ganizations which works with partners and local safehouses for those seeking refuge. communities in more than 90 countries to end the injustices caused by poverty. It was founded In practice, the SolidarityNow centers take the in Britain in 1942, during the Second World War, shape of an open space housing NGOs that offer to help ship food supplies to women and children specialized services free of charge -ranging from in Greece. targeted medical aid to legal counselling, child and family support to job-searching support Today, it works for the eradication of poverty catering to everyone -regardless of legal status. across the world through campaigns that give We seek to extend our help as much as we can by the chance to people living under dire conditions cooperating with public, private and grass-root to speak up, through the supply of emergency organisations and by creating synergies and help and through long-term development pro- supporting as many initiatives with the aim of grams in vulnerable communities. It also fights enhancing benefits across Greek society. to end unlawful commercial rules, to improve health and education services for everyone and SolidarityNow equally contributes to the capac- to resist to climate change. ity-building of civil society through a system of re-granting, offering financial and programmatic In Greece, Oxfam first launched its programs support to organisations and projects in the aim in October 2015 offering support to the increas- of maximizing their impact in times of great ing number of people who arrived at the Greek necessity islands seeking safety and a decent life; it now operates in Lesvos, Athens and Ioannina.
Its vision entails a just world without poverty; a world where people are valued and treated equal- Sudanese Refugees Association in Greece ly, enjoy complete rights as citizens and can https://www.facebook.com/pg/Sudanese.rag/ influence decisions affecting their lives. about/?ref=page_internal
Sudanese Refugees Association in Greece (SRAG) is a non-governmental non-for-profit association providing support and assistance to Sudanese SolidarityNow refugees and asylum seekers. SRAG was founded http://www.solidaritynow.org in October 2005 in Athens and maintains a close cooperation with various Greek and European or- SolidarityNow was established in 2013 by the ganizations. The Association’s aims are: address- philanthropic fund, the Open Society Foun- ing the needs of Sudanese refugees in Greece; dations (OSF), to mitigate the damage engen- advocating their legal, social, economic, and dered by the humanitarian crisis that Greece cultural rights; empowering refugees through is currently enduring. At SolidarityNow, we their skill development; connecting refugee believe that to emerge from this crisis, Europe communities on a national and EU level; creating must reclaim its vision of a community based on a space in the Greek society for intercultural solidarity. exchange and mutual learning; and countering Our mission is multi-fold, to counter the most prejudice and racism. serious effects and urgent needs promulgated by the crisis, through the provision of relief services 24 Living Lab #1, 05-09 December, #INNOVATHENS
projects
Geranium_files • 253 beneficiaries already relocated https://www.facebook.com/geraniumfiles/ • Debit prepaid cards provided for food, about/?tab=page_info toiletries & transport.
Geranium Files is a design research project, initi- ated by the graphic designers Katerina Antonaki and Natassa Pappa, investigating new approaches The Museum Without a Home: for multilingual neighborhoods of todays cities. An exhibition of hospitality With this project we wish to research and question http://www.museumwithoutahome.gr/en “how communication could be facilitated” from the graphic design perspective, and bring into Amnesty International in Greece and Oxfam have public dialogue issues related to multilingual created The Museum Without A Home wanting to neighborhoods and different cultures that co-exist thank Greeks for offering pieces of their lives, both in the contemporary public space. We hope to dis- metaphorically and literally, to this cause. cuss this complex theme, elucidate the problemat- A museum different from the ordinary; a museum ics and challenge the implications of designing without a home. The Museum Without A Home for “public space” and multicultural communities. has neither a specific location nor opening hours, We plan to collaborate with designers, creatives while the objects it displays are not works of art, and theorists from diverse fields and collectively but things that the Greeks offered to people who think of possible design solutions. needed protection and support and that played an important role in their everyday lives.
Relocation Scheme Program - City of Athens & UNHCR The domino effect http://www.developathens.gr/en/node/726 (short documentary, Greece 2015) http://www.developathens.gr/el/relocation http://www.ethnofest.gr/film/the-domino-effect/
“Relocation Scheme Program” is developed by A plane tree, a group of Albanian people and the the City of Athens and the United Nations High domino game are the central elements of the short Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and funded film “The Domino Effect”. Multiple chain reactions by the European Union. were triggered in order for all these elements to coexist in Protomagias Square at Pedion tou Areos Scope of the program: A comprehensive response Park in Athens. The government’s neglect of the plan for providing dignified living conditions park and the current political and social situation to the refugees/asylum seekers, including EU in Greece are only some of the issues discussed by relocation candidates, while developing an ample the game players. The film negotiates the limits personalized monitoring and support mechanism between public and private space, as the lives, the of each beneficiary (or family) throughout the memories and the daily routine of the Albanian whole duration of his/her stay in Athens. people make the public private and vice versa.
Program achievements so far: Directors: Christina Divari, Dimitra Tsiourva, Olympia Exarchou • 240 apartments contracted and equipped, 40 more added in an extended scope
• 1598 beneficiaries hosted (56% children)
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35 The five main topics given to the students
No 1. Socio-economic push and pull factors of international migration, especially in the EU and its Member States (what are the main socio-economic reasons to move from some countries and move to some others).
No 2. Impact of international migration on the economy in European migrantreceiving countries (economic growth, public finance, social services, wages, incomes, labour market). - No 3. Socio-economic integration of immigrants and foreign - ers in receiving societies (mechanisms, tools, benefits and costs, effectiveness, housing, access to labour mar ket, access to social services, education, health care, role of the state, support of NGOs, etc.). - No 4. Migrants on the labour market in European migrant-re ceiving countries (regular or irregular migrants, which sectors of economy, qualifications, occupations, jobs, wages, etc.)
No 5. The EU and labour mobility (freedom of movement, economic migration, third country nationals and their situation on the labour market, etc.).
team 1 Eleni Anysia Moustaka (TECHNOPOLIS CoA) students’ Marta Zofia Itwilla Myszewska (PJAIT) Patricia Pater (WSE) first ideas
The main issues Τhe main issue encountered during the study visits is that were referring to law. there is more talk - The flowed legal system (the residence permit paradox) than action - The non effective migration legislation in Greece (immigra- tion law need to be established) It was referred through our qualitative method of research, that the behavior of many stakeholders which are responsible for the immigration issue such as NGOs, is more talk integration through than action. activities (during the period a person is waiting for papers) teaching local & global languages
38 study visits topic choosen Melissa Network Νο 3 Greek Forum of Migrants Sudanese Refugees Association in Greece Community of Afghanistan
emphasis on oral testimonies
There’s nothing permanent except change. - Heraclitus
39 team 2 Agata Juszkiewicz (PJAIT) students’ Cezary Jaroni (WSE) Kacper Radzik (WSE) Magdalena Golba (WSE) first ideas Wendy Yeung (GLYNDWR)
The main issues One can encountered during the study visits only integrate were the following: when he has - Problematic laws a stable - Strong difficulities in accreditating situation certificates of education and work experience for refugees
- Only third generation migrants can apply for citizenship
- Slow / time consuming legal procedures
- Governments see the immigration crisis only in short terms while according to the OECD reports in the long term, Europe cannot stand without influx of the immigrant workforce
that is why good and complex integration policies are crucial
40 Living Lab #1, 05-09 December, #INNOVATHENS study visits topic choosen Greek Forum of Migrants Νο 3 Greek Forum of Refugees Solidarity Now Federation of Albanian Associations in Greece Munting Nayon Cultural Education Center
for both refugees Providing actions and migrants focused on helping refugees a majority of mi- grants who have been to understand in Greece for over 30 years still they don’t European culture have citizenship and womens role Technology is
in the society really integrated sometimes it takes into our world and more than a year to it could be a useful process the asylum and effective tool application providing us with many abilities!
should be a part of the integration Thinking / researching policy ways of
improvement through technology.
41 team 3 Anna Iwańczuk (WSE) students’ Dionisis Siamagkas (TECHNOPOLIS CoA) Michał Domagała (WSE) first ideas
The main points So, how do we we spotted during the study visits interpret were: reality? Is there a - the maintenance of the migrants’ national identity common way - the integration made so far of seeing? - many job opportunities - the help which the city of Athens provides (education, materials, etc) - the importance of communities (supporting and helping their members by all means)
- the slow and hard procedure an immigrant has to go through in order to obtain citizenship or residence permit - the absence of legal justice in human rights - the negative attitude of some local communities - the non excisting long-term governmental strategy / the time are the emoticons consuming decision making placed correctly? - the insufficient financial support received by EU 42 Living Lab #1, 05-09 December, #INNOVATHENS study visits topic choosen Greek Forum of Migrants Νο 3 Generation 2.0 RED Federation of Albanian Associations in Greece Munting Nayon Cultural Education Center
But, another issue made it self visible No matter the different statuses of during our research... the visiting places (NGO, community, forum, etc.), their aims are common...
as a stakeholder ...all of them are making we choose efforts in their own way and the municipalities guided by their own perspective. due to their connection with their residents
AFTER DISCUSSIONS OVER THE TOPICS AND THE STUDY VISITS WE REALIZED THAT WE HAD DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES So, in order to unite IN OUR 3-PERSONED TEAM and to make any improvements multiple perspectives we need to spread subjective The fact that each organization, country, information city, community and even each individual sees a certain situation in his and help own way and act accordinly, makes it the societies hard to act efficiently and united. to understand the actual situation.
...NOT TO BE MISUNDERSTOOD
EVERYONE HAS HIS OWN PERSPECTIVE WHICH IS CREATED BY DIFFERENT STIMULI (PERSONAL EXPERIENCE, MEDIA, ETC)... 43 team 3 Laura Koivunen (AALTO) students’ Samar Zureik (AALTO) first ideas
The main points We have we spotted were:
to be speaking - different ways of recognising the the same crisis (as EU countries) - use of different vocabulary “language” to talk about those issues This lack of understanding contrib- so to speak. utes to issues in communications and effective teamwork.
Research how media in Immigrant different countries portray Alien refugges / migrants / Migrant immigrants with their use Refugee of words and images, and Terrorism how that shapes public Islam policy and public opinion. Rapists...
polish media finnish media
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Mass media effects finnish media on global perception of migration.
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STUDY VISITS PROJECTS PRESENTED SPEAKERS
Community of Afghanistan Relocation Scheme Program Alexandros Mistriotis 35 Xalkokondili str., Athens City of Athens & UNHCR http://www.afghangr.com/ http://www.developathens.gr/en/ Andromache Gazi node/726 Herakles - Spyridon Actypis Eleonas Camp 87 Agiou Polikarpou str., Athens The Museum Without a Home Lefteris Papagiannakis https://www.facebook. An exhibition of hospitality com/pages/Eleonas-Refu- http://www.developathens.gr/en/ Natassa Pappa gee-Camp/233362713681433 node/726 Olympia Exarchou
Federation of Albanian Geranium_files Panos Petropouleas Associations in Greece https://www.facebook.com/geranium- 38 Kapodistriou str. files/about/?tab=page_info Renata Rendon & 3rd Septemvriou str., Athens www.fshshg.com The domino effect Sanny Paraskevopoulou http://www.ethnofest.gr/film/ Generation 2.0 RED the-domino-effect/ 3-5 Anaxagora str., Athens http://g2red.org/
INSTITUTIONS INVOLVED Greek forum of Migrants 81 Patision str, Athens Athens | Municipality of Athens http://www.migrant.gr Athens City Hall 63A Athinas str. (Kotzia square) Greek forum of Refugees Athens 12 Navarchou Notara str., Athens https://www.cityofathens.gr/en/ http://refugees.gr/en1/ Athens Development and Desti- Sudanese Refugees Association nation in Greece Management Agency 4 Nikopoleos str. 7 Xenofontos str., Athens (Koliatsou square) http://www.developathens.gr/en 1st floor, Athens [email protected] Amnesty International 30 Sina str., Αthens Melissa Network https://www.amnesty.gr/ 18 Feron str. (Victoria square), Athens KASAPI https://www.facebook.com/Melissa- Unity of Filipino Migrants networkgreece33/ 42 Moschonision str. (Amerikis square) Athens Munting Nayon Cultural http://www.kasapi.gr/ Education Center
(Kindergarden) OXFAM in Greece 6 Aghiou Louka & Kyparissou str. 81 Patision str., Athens Athens https://www.facebook.com/Oxfam- http://www.kasapi.gr/munting-nay- InGreece/ on-educational-center/about/
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PARTNERS STUDENTS SPECIAL THANKS
The project involves partnership Agata Juszkiewicz (PJAIT) Anni Mitropoulou institutions based in Poland (Polish (OXFAM in Greece) Japanese Academy of Information Anna Iwańczuk (WSE) Technology, Warsaw School of Adla Sasanti Cezary Jaroni (WSE) Economics), UK (Glyndwr University (Greek Forum of Migrants) and University of the West of Scot- Dionisis Siamagkas Etmond Gury (President of the Feder- land), Finland (Aalto University) and (TECHNOPOLIS CoA) ation of Albanian Greece (Technopolis – City of Athens). Associations in Greece) Eleni Anysia Moustaka Polish-Japanese Academy (TECHNOPOLIS CoA) Giorgos Kanaris (SolidarityNow) of Information Technology http://www.pja.edu.pl/en/ Kacper Radzik (WSE) Giorgos Karayiannis (SolidarityNow) Warsaw School of Economics Laura Koivunen (AALTO) http://www.sgh.waw.pl/en/Pages/ Ismini Kardiopoulou Magdalena Golba (WSE) default.aspx (Greek Forum of Refugees) Marta Myszewska (PJAIT) Wrexham Glyndŵr University Joe Valencia https://www.glyndwr.ac.uk/en/ Michał Domagała (WSE) (President of KASAPI Unity of Filipino Migrants) University of the West of Scotland Patricia Pater (WSE) http://www.uws.ac.uk/home/ Kazim Samar Zureik (AALTO) (Community of Afghanistan) Aalto University http://www.aalto.fi/en/ Wendy Yeung (GLYNDWR) Lefteris Papagiannakis (Vice Mayor on migrant and refugee Technopolis – City of Athens affairs of Municipality of Athens) http://www.technopolis-athens.com/ web/guest/home Myrsini Arvaniti (Greek Forum of Refugees)
Nadina Christopoulou STAFF VISUAL IDENTITY (Melissa network) OF LIVING LAB #1/ Adam Cooke (GLYNDWR) EDITORIAL DESIGN Hnai Usama (Sudanese Refugees Ewa Satalecka (PJAIT) Dionisis Siamagkas Association in Greece) Katerina Antonaki (TECHNOPOLIS CoA) Thanasis Tsaldaris LIVING LAB #1 COORDINATORS (Generation 2.0 RED) Kinga Garnette-Skorupska (PJAIT) Katerina Antonaki Valia Andrakakou Maria Leinvuo (AALTO) (SolidarityNow) Sophia Manika Marta Pachocka (WSE)
Sophia Manika (TECHNOPOLIS CoA)
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