A crisis is often perceived as an existential threat that we have to overcome. But it can also be a driver for innovation, for the development of new opportunities and positive changes. Read here how the eComm Campus participants have creatively approached the topic in their projects.
Participants from Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine explored how to overcome painful pasts so that we don’t look back in anger.
Click here for a look at the participants projects:
A carrier of family memories, a European meeting point and a gate to new friendships: For Rusudan from Georgia, the piano has lots of meanings.
Experiencing China from a Georgian perspective: Mertsia about the importance of language, cuisine and finding ways to in...
In an interactive map, Ilinca, Veronica and Oxana from Moldova show how a painful past and present Moldovan identities b...
Kristijan from North Macedonia and Liliana from Bulgaria discuss the tense relationship between their countries regardin...
Neasa from Ireland talks about the state of the Irish language and young people’s attitudes to language and culture, and...
The Polish law students Witold Janas and Marek Kaczmarczyk sum up what happened with the Polish judiciary system since 2...
Maria from Sweden wonders whether all this hostility in the debates about how the respective nationa...
Jonas from Denmark ponderes the question which item carries the most meaning and memories of his own...
Participants of the Workshop "Fake or Real?" explore media in the era of ›post truth‹ and trained to...
Right-wing populism is omnipresent in Europe. What does it have to do with history? And what possibl...
Neasa from Ireland tells us the story of a telegram: A piece of paper that enabled her family to be reunited and without which she wouldn't be alive.
Where were you when the transition took place in Europe in 1989? Trixi from Germany spoke to four EUSTORY organisers who...
Phillip (Germany), Miguel (Spain), Julia (Switzerland) asked participants of the EUSTORY Summit 2019 about the very pers...
What if... you woke up 30 years ago in a communist regime? How would you react?
25 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Anna from Moscow finds herself caught in the middle of a heated debate ...
