Eurozine 2: It’s important to be open

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Tales from the Pluriverse
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Machen statt Meinen, Folge 3: Der Podcast rund ums EU-Lieferkettengesetz
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Die afrikanische Diaspora in Österreich und die Kreislaufwirtschaft

This radio program is part of the youth project called Knowledgeable Youth: Science Communication in Times of War, organised by Eurozine in collaboration with RECET and Radio Orange, and funded by the Cultural Department of the City of Vienna. The program consists of four episodes, produced by Ukrainian youth groups who arrived in Vienna after the war.

In this second episode, you will listen to a topic that resonates deeply with the current life experiences of our youth group and many others in Vienna: migration. The group of Ukrainian students explored this topic with Ukrainian scientist and researcher, Olena Yermakova, from RECET, drawing insights from her article titled „The Way Home.“ Join us as the students reflect on this topic with their first-hand personal experiences and share their thoughts about migration.

More information about the project can be found under https://www.eurozine.com/focal-points/youth-project/

In this episode you will hear the following music titles: There, there by Radiohead, This must be the Place by the Talking Heads, an Ukrainian folksong and Sur la Planche 2013 by La Femme.
Produced by Margit Wolfsberger and Mischa Hendel.
Photo by Olga Tsikhotska

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