“Summer of Solidarity” is a summer-long collaborative journalism and creativity initiative collecting human stories from across wider Europe throughout the summer of 2020. We aim to document this once-in-a-lifetime season, feed our curiosity, and create a space where we can meet, discover and debate – at a time when Europeans can’t travel and interact as usual
Read/watch/listen below for the human stories in our Summer of Solidarity
SoS Weekly Jams #8
Europe's New Borders: My Parents Still Haven't Met My Daughter
Після повернення українські заробітчани ледве зводять кінці
Ukraine’s “returned” workers are struggling to make ends meet
From Tehran to Paris: Alireza on Queer Art and Coming Out
The Chain, part three
Parenting alone in Germany during the pandemic
Life in transit: The story of two Romanian co-workers
The Humble Balcony
Viriditas in Ireland
Europe's Fake Italian Food Problem
Germany's Coronavirus Tracing App Eases Privacy Concerns
Queerantine in Berlin
Five Belarusian Artists on Fighting For Their Country's Future
Cowboys in Krakow- a Short History of the Transatlantic Relationship
Europe's Roma communities are speaking out
Virus Theatre
The Chain, part two
SoS Weekly Jams #7
Fighting for Decency and LGBT+ Rights in Poland
À Sète, Paroles d'Entraide
Life under a flamboyant autocrat's rule in Albania
Post-Soviet Concrete Nostalgia
Protest Posters in Belarus
Anti-Vaxxers in Italy
Sarajevo's European Schools
In Dublin: Just the One
The children of Greek migrants who choose to move back to their parents' country
In Spain: Tururururú
Rediscovering a Popular Football Video Game
On the Tracks of La Haine in Paris' Suburbs
The Chain, part one
Why so many Serbians are being evicted from their homes
SoS Weekly Jams #6
In Belarus, "there will be a campaign of civil disobedience"
The Story Behind an East German Youth Magazine
Russian and Feminist
Time for Plan B(ratislava)
A Photographer's Journey in Porto
How Activists are Winning Sicily Back From the Mafia
