Moving from one country to another learning not just about the people, but how they live and what they live in. Learning how so much of a persons culture is in the home they have.

The video has been produced in United Kingdom during the workshop conducted by Liverpool World Center for “I dig stories” project.

The story of sharing cultures and learning about new people can help you make friends.

The video has been produced in United Kingdom during the workshop conducted by Liverpool World Center for “I dig stories” project.

A group project involving 15 different refugee stories and contributions. This tells the story of leaving peoples country of origin and finding safety in Liverpool. The members were all part of a project called the ‘Family Refugee Support Project’ based in Liverpool who help refugee families; this is their story of becoming a refugee and how FRSP has helped them.

The video has been produced in United Kingdom during the workshop conducted by Liverpool World Center for “I dig stories” project.

A house somewhere in the garden neighbourhood was always extended with the growing family. But the way of the process wasn’t always straight.
The video has been produced in Hungary during the workshop for the project I Dig stories conducted by Anthropolis in August 2016.

Who will arrive first? The newborn baby or the grandmother coming to assist the birth from Athens?
The video has been produced in Hungary during the workshop for the project I Dig stories conducted by Anthropolis in August 2016.

Twins! This seemed more of a threat during the pregnancy. Then – as in fairytales – all turned out well.

The video has been produced in Hungary during the workshop for the project I Dig stories conducted by Anthropolis in August 2016.

Will our child be schisoprenic learning the fourth language at daycare? This story is about the language adventures of a Bulgarian woman living in Hungary with her Greek husband, told with a faint accent, good sense of rhytm and a good sense of humour.

The video has been produced in Hungary during the workshopfor the project I Dig stories conducted by Anthropolis in August 2016

Even the most avid animal lovers do abhor rats. But – as with many other things – one only has to know them better.

The video has been produced in Hungary during the workshop conducted by Anthropolis in August 2016

The video tells the story of warm and precious familiar memories. It is a story on the big importance of small objects. A story on the value of intimacy of memories, on the warm sense of belonging and of transgenerational emotional connection with our beloved ones

This video is a familiar memory, a delicate story who brings us back to the WWII and the fascist regime in Italy. It ‘s a digital story about courage, resourcefulness, endurance. it is also a story of fear, love, familiar warmth, and liberation. it is a family story that shows how the big story is actually made up of many, thousands, of small stories.
The video enlighten the educational value that turns a story into History, passing values between generations.