How big is HOPE? How big and heterogeneous can be the HOPE people experience, especially when going through challenging and difficult life

As previous blogs have shown, our project partners have been adjusting to the restrictions that the pandemic has imposed on our lives...

In the very difficult historical moment we are living, marked by the pandemic, conducting face-to-face interviews proved impossible. Like...

How can documents be transformed into intragenerational creative processes? Why is Covid 19 part of the WE-Hope project?

An essential programme of work within our WE-Hope project is to interview those living in Europe who have experienced war and conflict –...

Active participation and commitment are two fundamental key factors moving on the team of WE-Hope. But that WE has many more dimensions...

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the activities of cultural institutions at world scale...

WE-Hope exists to promote multiculturalism through shared experience and bring us together, joining 'old' Europe and 'new' Europe to...

Our WE-Hope project is all about social inclusion, of celebrating and welcoming diversity, and sharing different stories...

Laboratorio Lapsus is a non-profit organization based in Milan, working on the research and diffusion of modern history...

Laura Morelli proposes an artist's viewpoint about Fortnite, crisis and a family memory.

As UK lockdown eases, what has been the impact on our Cultural sector and where do we go from here?

Promoting and valorising European Cultural Heritage are the objectives of Michael Culture Association (MCA) and WE-Hope project.

The Artificial Intelligence and Learning Systems (AILS) Laboratory of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) has been a key...

Can we work on memories and Oral History IN the Covid19 era? Yes we can...

Welcome to WE-Hope, a project connecting people through memories and experiences of migration and surviving the trauma of war.

On the 9th December 2019, the whole WE-Hope team gathered to launch the project, warmly welcomed by NTUA in Athens.