The first day of the festival we presented the Manifesto for journalists and content creators that was created by 25 experts from the 5 countries that participate in the project. You can download it here.
The Manifesto contains guidelines, good practices and ways to avoid reproducing negative stereotypes in the Media when we refer to moving populations and to adopt a more inclusive rhetoric. At the end of the event we had a panel with 3 journalists, Elvira Krithari, Stavros Malichudis, and Myrto Symenonidou and they discussed their experience covering the migration and refugee issue in Greece. Present in the panel was one of the journalists from Migratory Birds, that as a refugee herself had the opportunity to express herself through the magazine.

The 12 films of our students were presented during the Ethnofest festival in Athens. Emotions ran high during the evening as the creators saw their films on the big screen for the first time and had the opportunity to talk to the audience about them . At the end of the screening a small award ceremony took place where some of the students were given awards by the European jury that contained jurors from all the countries participating in the project.

Karpos' head of programs and educator Maria Leonida with the director and media artist Maria Pesli that were responsible for the workshops during the project, discussed about their work with their students, the new ways they had to invent how to implement audiovisual workshops during the lockdown and in the end of the masterclass the students themselves talked about their experience during the workshops.