Blogs

We are pleased to publish the Greek National Report developed within the framework of the Erasmus+ project When Scars (!) Become Art.

The report explores the wellbeing and lived experiences of discrimination among marginalized young people in Greece, with a particular focus on Roma, migrant, and refugee youth. Using a mixed-methods approach that combines quantitative data with in-depth qualitative interviews, the study highlights how structural racism, antigypsyism, and social exclusion impact mental health, social connectedness, and life opportunities.

Kinejo festival: alternative art, laughter, knowledge, acquaintances. If I could summarize my experience at the festival, I would do so with these four words. Alternative art as I saw many different ways of expression through art, mainly with music and cinema, a youthful and modern perspective that differed greatly from my previous stimuli.