Tracing the Space of the Refugee Crisis is an outreach initiative that encourages the general public to reflect on issues related to the 2015 refugee crisis.
We had to cancel many screenings of TRACE due to COVID-19, including one in Accra, Ghana, in July 2020. You can now watch the film online for two weeks, through rabbleTV. Many thanks to https://t.co/bF6Z4yXnJf for the ongoing support of this project.
https://t.co/q8zXPEsns0
A painful account on the refugees’s situation in Greece which started to escalate mid February.
Lesbos Refugee Camp: The Crisis At The EU Border
https://t.co/5A0nYeJR8l via @YouTube
Join @InnisAlumni on March 10 for a free screening with the directors of "Trace" at #UofT's @innistownhall. 🎥
Co-director & @uoftalumni@Raluca_Bejan and Ioan Cocan will host a Q&A following the film on the refugee crisis. Register at https://t.co/KC8TnULamg
Join us on Tuesday, March 10th as we welcome co-directors @Raluca_Bejan and Ioan Cocan to @innistownhall to screen their award-winning documentary “Trace”. A Q&A style discussion will follow. Visit: https://t.co/fCPtsf5gaG for more info and to register!
Trace is screening at Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave, Toronto.
Tuesday, March 10, 2020 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
7:00 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm)
8:15pm Q&A with filmmakers Raluca Bejan & Ioan Cocan
Registration for this free event is required, please visit:
https://t.co/ba079fJemf
Last week we held the TRACE panel in the Memorial Hall Auditorium. A huge thank you to the panelists and moderator and to all those who attended. Today is the last day to see TRACE: Tracing the Space of the Refugee Crisis. We are open until 4pm.
Anwar Nilufary is a Kurdish refugee born in Iran. He arrived on the Greek shores in the fall of 2014, a country where he does not want to be. Nilufary will provide a detailed account of his last four years in Greece.
Today, 7 pm @UNBArtCentre
#Greece#refugee#refugeecrisis