Jan 8, 2018
A mind map / brainstorming session on how could refugee children and children from disadvantaged backgrounds benefit from play and community activities.
seen from Australia
seen from Russia
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seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Malaysia
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seen from Netherlands
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A mind map / brainstorming session on how could refugee children and children from disadvantaged backgrounds benefit from play and community activities.
Visiting the Picpa center on Leros, islands mid-September 2017. In this center (previously a mental health hospital), refugee families, and unaccompanied minors are hosted. These families, and minors spend around 8 months to a year, while they wait to either be reunited with their families, or get a residency pass in Greece.
From the OCE, (Observatory of Economic Complexity) at MIT.
A detailed page, on the exports / imports of Greece.
Local shops in Athens, selling empty packaging.
Case study : Pet Lamp
Mapping out ideas and concepts, about how could both children from refugee communities and greek children from disadvantaged backgrounds, benefit from an activity (artistic / educational / recreational).
Creating a moodboard, with images from Greece and other cultures, with inspiring art / fashion / architecture.
Visiting a local shops on a Greek island, where I found old traditional products, such as handmade soaps, made from Olive Oil, as well as manufactured goods, such as jelly-”grapes”, sold in tourist shops.