(Better) Believe It: Big Journeys, Untold Stories is a collaborative project between Counterpoints Arts and filmmaker, Sue Clayton and her colleagues at Royal Holloway University. The projects pilot is funded by Creativeworks London, and designed to activate peer-to-peer (P2P) youth interactions (via analogue and digital content), reflecting the increasingly dynamic arts and (social) media networks and diverse global/local perspectives of separated youth and youth cultures. It will be launched through a series of site-specific installations during Refugee Week in June 2014. The continuation of the project is designed to function as a public research tool for a range of agencies working in the migration and global human rights sector. counterpointsarts.org.uk/?p=1090&preview=true
Posted on: Tue, 28 Jan 2014 12:06:02 +0000
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