Workshop in , Tunisia
2003
2003
staff and participants:
Coordinator of the project
Alberto Filippone (national coordinator PeaceWaves onlus)
Coordinator of the seminary
Mourad Ennar coordinatore progetto Proch? Iom Tunisia
artistic teachers -- artistic coordinators
Stefania Golotta
Eliah M.
Ashna S.
participants
Chiara Iraci Tobbi
Giorgio Spada
Claudia Barbero
Camilla Bellabarba
Alessandro Botta
Lorenzo Chiaravalloti
Moreno Dalbof
Zuliani Francesca
Anne Premel-Cabic
Clare Andr?
Antony Blanc
Sebastien Clement
Melanie B.
And
20 Tunisian children
10 young from Tunisia
five people from Morocco
description of the project
During an international project about the migration theme, ten persons from Italy, five from France, ten from Tunisia, five from Morocco and twenty children of a Tunisian school made a Kids' Guernica paint.
This important production was held in Tunisia during an international project by Tunisian Iom, and other NGOs. In this important event was held:
- A Voluntary camp;
- an International seminary;
- a permanent Workshop for discussion.
All participants took part in the various discussion processes, study and in the realization of the paint.
After five workshops we decided to celebrate the union between peace and migration: the opinion of many is, in fact, that migration can be a peace tool.
Four roads, run by many people of various cultures, meet in the centre of the paint linking two societies represented on the two sides, this union produces a peace whirl making a new company model where the various cultures interact without creating conflicts.
The message is explicit: a legal migrations supported by different juridical processes, a migration based on healthy rules of justice and cohabitation can produce a peace process.
In this context all negative situations and all conflicts are cancelled, creating just a globalized society made by various cultures which civilly and peace-lovingly live together in the same territory. This paint supports the importance of migration. For everybody the migration is a bilateral exchange which enriches both the parts.