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{{Event
  |acronym=International Meeting in Krakow
  |image=
  |project=[[The Long Way to Europe]] 
  |place=Krakow, Poland
  |dates=11/05/2018 - 14/05/2018
  |moderator=[[Helene Josephides]]
  |participants_type= Project partners and youth
  |participants_num= 22
  |total_duration= 2 days
  |link= https://thelongwaytoeurope.wordpress.com/program/
}}


==Description==

From the 11th to the 14th of May 2018, the [[Global Education Unit]] participated to the second international meeting of the project [[The Long Way to Europe]] in Krakow, Poland. The meeting was coordinated by the polish NGO [[Moje Marzenia Spełniają-MMS]] (My Dreams Come True Association) <ref>[http://mms.org.pl/] MMS Website</ref> and the Italian NGO [[Diritti a Sud]] <ref>[http://www.dirittiasud.org] Diritti a Sud Website</ref>.

In Krakow, the participants met in the iTechcloud Co-working space<ref>[https://itechcloud.pl/] iTechcloud Co-working </ref> for two days. They discussed on Human Rights issues and especially discrimination, focusing on the Jewish community in Krakow. The programme included a workshop with the Polish NGO Interulturalni PL <ref>[http://interkulturalni.pl/-34.html] Interkulturalni PL Website</ref> and a chat with Marion Cadier, a French international Human Rights activist. One of the main activities of the international event was the guided visit to Schindler's factory and to Auschwitz.

Furthermore, the participants prepared an event in a public space in Krakow (a public square). The event consisted in a street debate, based on the methodology [[Porteur de Paroles]]. The triggering question for the debate was "Have you ever fought for your rights?".

This meeting took place under the framework of the European project [[The Long Way to Europe]] which is funded by the EU. It was the third meeting of a series of international meetings, inspired by the story of Zivi Miller, a deported Romanian Jewish painter. Through the four main stages of the trip of Zivi Miller, the youth, during 18 months, take part to four international events in Romania, Poland, Italy and Cyprus.

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