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Hai mai sognato di diventare nomade digitale ma non sai da dove cominciare?Magari è anche il motivo per cui sei qui ad ascoltare le storie di persone che ce l'hanno fatta.Ho all'attivo 300 ore di consulenza 1-1, in cui ho aiutato persone come te a lavorare online e viaggiare intorno al mondo.Ma ho sentito anche la necessità di creare una piattaforma più strutturata.E così è nata l'Accademia Nomadi Digitali. Il primo e unico percorso formativo in Italia che ti permette di acquisire le competenze necessarie per poter vivere viaggiando e lavorando online.L'Accademia contiene in questo momento 84 lezioni di tipo frontale e a schermo, live con nomadi digitali professionisti e consulenze di gruppo con me. Per un totale di 24 ore di contenuti formativi.Inoltre per te che stai ascoltando il podcast, c'è uno sconto del 10% sul prezzo dell'iscrizione, inserendo il codice “podcast10” in fase di acquisto.Per iscriverti vai al sito accademianomadidigitali.itIn questo episodio abbiamo con noi Nicola Regina, un viaggiatore con il cuore d'oro. Dopo avere girato il mondo dal Sud America all'Australia, ha deciso di fermarsi in Cambogia ed aiutare le popolazioni locali. Ha fondato una Onlus di volontariato, Viva la Vida, che ogni giorno aiuta centinaia bambini più vulnerabili ad imparare l'inglese e nuove competenze per permettergli di avere un futuro migliore.Segui il progetto di Nicola su IG: https://www.instagram.com/vivalavidafamily/ Visita il suo sito: https://www.vivalavidafamily.com/Guardati il mio video su Viva la Vida Family su YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqi3mToGDVY&ab_channel=GianniBianchini

Serkan Eren hat 2015 angefangen, mit einem Freund Spenden zu sammeln, und einen Transporter voller Decken und Kleider über den Balkan gesteuert bis ins griechische Idomeni. Daraus entstand ein halbes Jahr später die Hilfsorganisation STELP, die mittlerweile Flüchtlingen in der ganzen Welt hilft. Gerade eben war er in Afghanistan, wo er mit den Taliban zusammenarbeiten musste ,,

Sie wird schon mit dem Kinderwagen in die christliche Gemeinde geschoben. Durchläuft alle Kinder-, Teenie- und Jugendprogramme. Mit Heuchelei kommt sie überhaupt nicht klar. Nur "sagen" und das Gegenteil "machen" geht ihr gegen den Strich. Und Ungerechtigkeit kann sie nicht leiden - bis heute nicht. Sie verabschiedet sich von Gott und der gesamten frommen Welt und macht ihr eigenes Ding. In Griechenland hilft sie den Flüchtlingen. Auf Malta möchte sie für Gestrandete da sein. Als sie wieder nach Hause kommt, ist sie megafrustriert. Mit ihren beiden griechischen Streunerhunden lebt sie die ersten Wochen in dem kleinen VW-Polo. Zum Geburtstag bekommt Sonja ein Buch von ihrer Mutter geschenkt. Und ihr humanistisches Weltbild zerbröselt ...

Jonas und Fabian sind beide studierter Intermedia Designer und freiberufliche Filmemacher. Jonas ist zudem ein Auto Enthusiast, was ihn gemeinsam mit dem 3 Co-Founder Marius Mersinger nach Idomeni verschlagen hat. Dort haben die beiden das damals dramatisch überfüllte Geflüchtelager mit Sachspenden unterstützt und sich dort zum zeltHAUS inspirieren lassen. Das zeltHAUS ist eine nachhaltige und temporäre Unterkunft, die als Notunterkunft in humanitären Krisen, aber auch bei Veranstaltungen oder diversen Outdooraktivitäten zum Einsatz kommen kann. Im Gegensatz zu einem gewöhnlichen Zelt ist es gedämmt, so dass es wie ein Haus vor jedem Klima und zu jeder Jahreszeit Schutz bietet. Durch seine modulare Bauweise kann es in seiner Größe individuell angepasst werden. Neben dem kompakten Transport kann es aufgrund seines innovativen und durch ein Gebrauchsschutzmuster geschütztes Faltsystems einfach und ohne jegliche Vorkenntnisse in kürzester Zeit aufgebaut werden. Dabei besteht das zeltHAUS aus einem neuartigen Mono-Material aus recycelten PET, welches nach seiner Verwendung erneut recycelt oder wiederverwendet werden kann. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Weitere Infos, seine Tipps, Ratschläge, Hacks & Ressourcen findest Du in den Shownotes der Episode auf www.startupfever.de/zelthaus ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ In diesem Podcast erwarten Dich spannende, inspirierende und motivierende Interviews mit Gründerherzen, also Gründerinnen und Gründer; die Dir von ihrer Gründung, ihrem Erfolg, das Scheitern und deim eigenen Startup berichten. Sie geben Dir Tipps, Ratschläge und Hacks mit auf den Weg und nennen Dir ihre Ressourcen, wie beispielsweise Tools, Bücher, Hörbücher, Filme oder Serien, die ihnen auf ihrem Weg geholfen, sie inspiriert, motiviert und unterstützt haben.

Vicky Markolefa is an award-winning visual storyteller and communication expert from Greece. And she is the co-founder of Mind The Bump, the creative collective behind the Yellow Van Stories. But, above all, she is the love of my life.In this episode we talk about our plans for the year, projects to come, and why we do what we do. It provides you with an opportunity to get to know one of the major driving forces behind this show as she finds guests for the show, provides much needed feedback, and develops our long-term strategies.I met Vicky while shooting a film along the European Refugee Trail in the make-shift camp in Idomeni on the Greek-North Macedonian border. There she was and I was hers...for good.Vicky was the communication manager of MSF Greece at the time, facilitating medical help for refugees living amidst a growing humanitarian crisis.Despite her degrees in Business Administration and Marketing Management, I think it is safe to say, that photography and film are by far her big passions in life. It is here where she feels she can shape the world ever so slightly and follow her idealism.Vicky's work has to a very large degree been focused on human rights and ecology, holding leading communication positions at ActionAid Greece, WWF, and MSF Greece as well as having an extraordinary photographic and filmic body of work from around the globe featuring the same topics.What I find most extraordinary and moving in her images is her unparalleled ability to capture the vulnerability of both the photographed as well as the photographer, maintaining eye-level even when she towers over her subject. Her pictures are, in that sense, testaments of her empathy.For her storytelling work she has been awarded many times - in photography and in film. Vicky is an anarchist, believing in the governing power of nature. Maybe the reason she loves animals more than human beings. Or does she? Listen in to find out.SHOW NOTESMind The BumpVicky's WebsiteVicky on InstagramVicky on FacebookWomenPhotoGRMasai Mara"Walden" by Henry David ThoreauZenith Camera"The March Of Hope", documentary film by Jim Kroft and Bastian Fischer"Steps" Initiative for homeless people in GreeceGet Jim Kroft's beautiful song "Love In The Face Of Fear" Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/yellowvan)

Enligt filmfotografen Pia Lehto ska dokumentärfilm ge en äkta bild av verkligheten, men erkänner att makten över den bilden inte ligger hos filmskaparna. Pia Lehto ser en jonglerande pojke i utkanten av Greklands största flyktingläger och bestämmer sig för att porträttera honom och hans familj i långfilmsdokumentären Idomeni. Hur man berättar om andras liv handlar enligt Pia ofta mer om slump än om förutbestämd dramaturgi. Popula djupdyker i äkthet och snackar om hur vi framställer oss själva i samhället. Programledarna utmanas också till att analysera varandras dokumentationer på sociala medier. Vem äter en hamburgare med en massa toarullar i bakgrunden och varför är Natalies katt bakfull? Meimi Taipale, Sanna Laakso & Natalie Minnevik popula@sverigesradio.se

Amjad Ramadan was born in Homs, Syria, in 1995. He left Syria due to the civil war and fled to Turkey in 2012 at the age of 17.He lived in Kastamonou for 4 years where he enrolled at the local university to study journalism.Due to Amjad's financial decline, he had to withdraw before any of the courses had even started and without his curiosity having been quenched. He decided to go to Europe for a better future perspective and arrived on the Greek island of Lesvos in 2016.Amjad's arrival coincided with the closing of the Balkan route that had until then been among the preliminary transit routes for refugees crossing the Aegean into Greece and, subsequently, traveling on further into Europe.Like thousands of others, Amjad got stuck at the Greek-North-Macedonian border at Idomeni.This is where Amjad met Vicky Markolefa, my girlfriend and creative partner, who is also joining us today on the Yellow Van. This podcast was basically Vicky's idea and she put us all in touch. Thank you, my love, for the gift of this episode.Amjad spent eight months in the make-shift camp of Idomeni, that, at its height, had roughly 15.000 people dwelling in an area that had only had an emergency strategy for 5.000 people.It was during this time, that I was in Idomeni as well. Only for about six weeks, having Fonsi as a luxury domicile amidst all the cheap tents. Being welcomed, fed, and groomed by our neighbours from Syria, the Ghiran, who shared everything with us - no matter how cold or wet the day would be. And it was very cold, and it was very wet a lot of the days back then when nothing else but summer tents were available, when the mud was ankle-deep, and disease was spreading throughout the camp.My idea of hospitality is to this day entirely rooted in my experiences there and the virtue of spirit that was heaped upon me.I only digress here to bear witness to the fact, that eight months in Idomeni are an eternity...but that they can also build a spirit. One of the many reasons, why Amjad says that "being a refugee is a badge one should wear with pride." Amjad joined the UNHCR Refugee Program and was first taken to a newly opened camp in Evosmos, close to Thessaloniki in the North of Greece. After roughly two more years, Amjad was accepted as a refugee in Germany where he was allowed to join his older brother in the city of Neuss where he has been living since 2018.And now, this long, hardy journey has brought him aboard the Yellow Van and I couldn't be happier and prouder to have him here with us today.Welcome aboard the Yellow Van, Amjad.SHOW NOTESAmjad on FacebookAmjad on InstagramUrban GardeningThessalonikiMédecins Sans Frontières (MSF)IdomeniRefugee Retrospective 2016The Balkan RouteLesvosSyrian Civil WarHomsGet Jim Kroft's beautiful song "Love In The Face Of Fear" Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/yellowvan)

Dessutom recenseras David Aronowitschs dokumentärfilm Idomeni.

Nyhetssändning från kulturredaktionen P1, med reportage, nyheter och recensioner.

In this interview, Haris discusses the state’s attack on the Idomeni border camp, the forced relocation of migrants to state run detention centers in the periphery of the city exposing individuals to the most toxic conditions, and efforts by Thessaloniki anti-authoritarian struggles to work with migrants to recuperate housing within the city center itself. Haris also distinguishes squatting in Thessaloniki versus Athens’ Exarchia district. He concludes by discussing the churches and Syriza’s demolition of migrant housing located on church property. We continue the conversation exploring how Greek anti-authoritarian encounters with migrant networks transformed understandings around the commons. In particular, not only creating safe spaces offering all the basic amenities, but spaces of trust and deepening social relations. We then discuss the future of migrant housing squats and self-run camps, the corruption of the refugee aid industry, and the emergence so called “internal” borders within the Greek state restricting movement for migrants refusing to claim asylum within island detention centers. Intro/Outro Song: Killah P — Zoria Health Autonomy is brought to you by mask.fm (http://mask.fm), a podcast network by Mask Magazine. To support this show and others, visit our Patreon (http://patreon.com/maskfm). This episode was edited by Joe Kujawa. Please take a moment to rate and review Health Autonomy on iTunes, which helps others discover our show. Woodbine (http://woodbine.nyc) For announcements, follow the network Twitter, @maskdotfm (https://twitter.com/maskdotfm). For feedback and information, contact: fm@mask-mag.com.

Reporter und Fotograf David Lohmüller ist seit Oktober 2015 regelmäßig als freiwilliger Helfer auf den Fluchtrouten Europas im Einsatz. Er verbrachte z.B. mehrere Monate im Flüchtlingslager Idomeni, aber auch in verschiedenen Militärlagern in Griechenland. Dabei hat er das Leben und die täglichen Herausforderungen von Menschen auf der Flucht hautnah miterlebt und Eindrücke gesammelt, die ihn tief bewegten.Von alledem – den Sorgen und Ängste der Menschen, die er kennenlernte, aber auch über ihrer Hoffnung und Lebensfreude – erzählt David Lohmüller in dieser Folge des Weltwach Podcast.LINKS:http://davidlohmueller.com/https://www.facebook.com/DLohmueller/https://twitter.com/DavidLohmuellerDer Beitrag WW048: Als freiwilliger Helfer im Flüchtlingslager – mit David Lohmüller erschien zuerst auf Weltwach. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ali Ali muestra su indignación por el acuerdo entre Europa y Turquía para poder deportar a refugiados. Este inmigrante sirio, residente en España, asegura que detener el conflicto es más rentable que seguir así. En este sentido, conversamos con el equipo de Payasos en Rebeldía que estuvo en el campo griego de Idomeni. En lo referente al asesinato de la hondureña Berta Cáceres, organizaciones ambientalistas como Amigos del Tierra alertan que el activismo de defensa del medio ambiente se ha convertido en un compromiso de riesgo extremo. Además, profundizamos en la crítica realidad del pueblo Nahúa, en Perú, y en las complejas condiciones de vida en Guatemala. El misionero Rafael Pozo nos cuenta su última experiencia.

Hostem tohoto podcastu je Peťa Voráčková, alias Restless Child. Videoblogerka, fotografka, milovnice objevování a příležitostná duše večírků. V podcastu už jste ji mohli slyšet na jaře 2016, kdy jsme mluvili hlavně o lowcost cestování a měsíci, který strávila jako dobrovolnice v uprchlickém táboře v Idomeni. V rozhovoru, který teď uslyšíte, jsme se ale bavili hlavně [...]

El cocinero Xabi Alonso y la enfermera Irati Lizarribar regresaban hace una semana de Sid, en la frontera serbio-croata. Son parte de HelpNa: un grupo de bomberos/as de Navarra y personas voluntarias para emergencias humanitarias. HelpNa es una asociaicón dinámica e integradora, que suma aportaciones de personas con diferentes perfiles personales y profesionales. Fue la iniciativa de tres bomberos, que en abril de 2016 se desplazaron al campo de refugiados de Idomeni, la que dio inicio a esta aventura solidaria. A Grecia se han ido sumando otros destinos: Serbio, Belgrado, la frontera de Croacia... Tal y como han contado en Onda Vasca, en su última estancia en Sid han realizado, principalmente, labores de asistencia sanitaria y apoyo en mejorar condiciones mínimas, como alimentación o higiene. El objetivo de Xabi e Irati y el del conjunto de personas voluntarias de HelpNa es seguir ayudando, por lo que seguirán buscando en 2018 vías de financiación que permitan paliar, en parte, las duras condiciones a las que se ven abocadas los refugiados/as. Familias enteras, con sus vidas quebradas.

El cocinero Xabi Alonso y la enfermera Irati Lizarribar regresaban hace una semana de Sid, en la frontera serbio-croata. Son parte de HelpNa: un grupo de bomberos/as de Navarra y personas voluntarias para emergencias humanitarias. HelpNa es una asociaicón dinámica e integradora, que suma aportaciones de personas con diferentes perfiles personales y profesionales. Fue la iniciativa de tres bomberos, que en abril de 2016 se desplazaron al campo de refugiados de Idomeni, la que dio inicio a esta aventura solidaria. A Grecia se han ido sumando otros destinos: Serbio, Belgrado, la frontera de Croacia... Tal y como han contado en Onda Vasca, en su última estancia en Sid han realizado, principalmente, labores de asistencia sanitaria y apoyo en mejorar condiciones mínimas, como alimentación o higiene. El objetivo de Xabi e Irati y el del conjunto de personas voluntarias de HelpNa es seguir ayudando, por lo que seguirán buscando en 2018 vías de financiación que permitan paliar, en parte, las duras condiciones a las que se ven abocadas los refugiados/as. Familias enteras, con sus vidas quebradas.

There are bottlenecks at many key staging points throughout Europe, where people’s journeys are paused for a few days, weeks, or even months. And in many of these places – Idomeni, Subotica, Foggia – people begin to create their own informal settlements. They have a reputation for being desperate and chaotic, but their residents and volunteers have also often created something quite human there: community. Calais is just one of those places - a place where nearly 10,000 people co-existed as they tried and retried to cross the English Channel. Visit: www.migrationtrail.com WARNING: This program and its online content contains audio and information about traumatic events that may be triggering to those who have experienced something similar. It may also be unsuitable for younger listeners.

Our regular host, Nick Owen, is somewhere in the middle of the Mediterranean sea this week. He's on board the Aquarius doing search and rescue with Dr Connor Kenny. The pair are going to be capturing a live rescue for the next episode. In the meantime, we're going to take a look back at an episode featuring Connor from Series 1. He's being interviewed about his time in Greece caring for refugees and talking about the eviction he witnessed of thousands of refugees from a camp in the village of Idomeni. "Everyday Emergency" is a podcast from MSF. In each episode, we bring you true stories from the frontline of humanitarian emergencies across the world. From the conflict in Syria to the refugee crisis in Europe, we’ll be talking to people with some incredible stories that may just change your outlook on life, or at least, for a moment, put things into perspective. In each podcast you’ll hear a true story written by an MSFer on the ground, read by an actor. We’ll then get them into the studio at MSF HQ for a chat about their time with MSF. Subscribe through iTunes or your favourite podcast provider, and find out more at msf.org.uk/podcasts Please leave comments on our Facebook page, or on Twitter. facebook.com/msf.english twitter.com/msf_uk

Die FAZ wusste schon 2010, dass „er einer der großen Pianisten dieses Jahrhunderts“ werden würde. Da war er gerade mal 23 und hatte noch nicht mal sein Konzertexamen gemacht. Inzwischen ist Igor Levit – 1987 in Nischni Nowgorod geboren, mit acht Jahren nach Deutschland gekommen – einer der bekanntesten klassischen Musiker weltweit. Seine CDs mit Werken von Beethoven, Bach oder auch dem zeitgenössischen Komponisten Frederic Rzewski sind oft ehrgeizige Projekte. Und seine Auftritte in den wichtigsten Konzertsälen der Welt sind meist proppevoll. Dabei ist Igor keiner, der sich, wie es das Klassik-Klischee will, im Elfenbeinturm sitzt. Sondern einer, der sich auf Twitter auch schon mal mit einem AfD-Politiker anlegt, der mit einem Freund nach Idomeni geht, um etwas über die Situation Geflüchteter zu lernen. Mit Christian Möller ist er durch sein Wohnviertel in Berlin spaziert. Die Suche nach einem Café mit freien Plätzen gestaltete sich schwierig. „Aber ich bin eh nicht so ortsaffin“, sagt Igor. „Sondern menschenaffin.“

Die FAZ wusste schon 2010, dass „er einer der großen Pianisten dieses Jahrhunderts“ werden würde. Da war er gerade mal 23 und hatte noch nicht mal sein Konzertexamen gemacht. Inzwischen ist Igor Levit – 1987 in Nischni Nowgorod geboren, mit acht Jahren nach Deutschland gekommen – einer der bekanntesten klassischen Musiker weltweit. Seine CDs mit Werken von Beethoven, Bach oder auch dem zeitgenössischen Komponisten Frederic Rzewski sind oft ehrgeizige Projekte. Und seine Auftritte in den wichtigsten Konzertsälen der Welt sind meist proppevoll. Dabei ist Igor keiner, der sich, wie es das Klassik-Klischee will, im Elfenbeinturm sitzt. Sondern einer, der sich auf Twitter auch schon mal mit einem AfD-Politiker anlegt, der mit einem Freund nach Idomeni geht, um etwas über die Situation Geflüchteter zu lernen. Mit Christian Möller ist er durch sein Wohnviertel in Berlin spaziert. Die Suche nach einem Café mit freien Plätzen gestaltete sich schwierig. „Aber ich bin eh nicht so ortsaffin“, sagt Igor. „Sondern menschenaffin.“

Die FAZ wusste schon 2010, dass „er einer der großen Pianisten dieses Jahrhunderts“ werden würde. Da war er gerade mal 23 und hatte noch nicht mal sein Konzertexamen gemacht. Inzwischen ist Igor Levit – 1987 in Nischni Nowgorod geboren, mit acht Jahren nach Deutschland gekommen – einer der bekanntesten klassischen Musiker weltweit. Seine CDs mit Werken von Beethoven, Bach oder auch dem zeitgenössischen Komponisten Frederic Rzewski sind oft ehrgeizige Projekte. Und seine Auftritte in den wichtigsten Konzertsälen der Welt sind meist proppevoll. Dabei ist Igor keiner, der sich, wie es das Klassik-Klischee will, im Elfenbeinturm sitzt. Sondern einer, der sich auf Twitter auch schon mal mit einem AfD-Politiker anlegt, der mit einem Freund nach Idomeni geht, um etwas über die Situation Geflüchteter zu lernen. Mit Christian Möller ist er durch sein Wohnviertel in Berlin spaziert. Die Suche nach einem Café mit freien Plätzen gestaltete sich schwierig. „Aber ich bin eh nicht so ortsaffin“, sagt Igor. „Sondern menschenaffin.“

Die FAZ wusste schon 2010, dass „er einer der großen Pianisten dieses Jahrhunderts“ werden würde. Da war er gerade mal 23 und hatte noch nicht mal sein Konzertexamen gemacht. Inzwischen ist Igor Levit – 1987 in Nischni Nowgorod geboren, mit acht Jahren nach Deutschland gekommen – einer der bekanntesten klassischen Musiker weltweit. Seine CDs mit Werken von Beethoven, Bach oder auch dem zeitgenössischen Komponisten Frederic Rzewski sind oft ehrgeizige Projekte. Und seine Auftritte in den wichtigsten Konzertsälen der Welt sind meist proppevoll. Dabei ist Igor keiner, der sich, wie es das Klassik-Klischee will, im Elfenbeinturm sitzt. Sondern einer, der sich auf Twitter auch schon mal mit einem AfD-Politiker anlegt, der mit einem Freund nach Idomeni geht, um etwas über die Situation Geflüchteter zu lernen. Mit Christian Möller ist er durch sein Wohnviertel in Berlin spaziert. Die Suche nach einem Café mit freien Plätzen gestaltete sich schwierig. „Aber ich bin eh nicht so ortsaffin“, sagt Igor. „Sondern menschenaffin.“

Madi Williamson is a young Bainbridge woman who, at age 21, took leave from her job for two weeks, and then for three months, to provide heartfelt hands-on care and comfort to Syrian refugee families in Greece. In this podcast, Madi shares with BCB's Barry Peters her remarkable and beautifully told stories of the experience of helping refugee families, and then realizing that she had come away with a level of understanding, meaning and insight she couldn't have gained in other ways. She talks about visiting the Greek island of Lesbos where boats with refugee families stream ashore, and her extended stay at the encampment with over 100,000 refugees at the Greece-Macedonia border village of Idomeni. Madi urged her step-dad, Andre Kamber, to take a break from his professional financial career for a similar experience of helping refugees. You'll want to sample the previous BCB podcast conversation with Andre, and with Alice Medoza and Ellin Spenser, who recently told BCB of their experiences helping refugees on the Greek island of Lesbos, similar to Madi's experiences. Here, Madi explains the poignant moment -- the sight of a drowned 6-year-old boy whose body washed up on a beach on a Greek island -- when Madi decided that she needed to drop what she was doing in her life at age 21 and go lend a hand. Madi offers a remarkably articulate and gripping description of the experience of being there, and the meaning of that experience when she brought it all back to Bainbridge. She and her young friends then proceeded to create a website at KeepItInSight.com that offers resources for teachers to share the story with students, and also offers a starting point for anyone who would like to take a break from everyday routine and travel to where the refugee needs are greatest in and around Greece. Please also listen to BCB's previous podcast interview with three other Bainbridge Islanders who traveled to Greece to help refugee families -- Madi's stepdad Andre Kamber, retired teacher Alice Mendoza, and realtor Ellin Spenser. Credits: BCB host, audio editor and social media publisher: Barry Peters.

Madi Williamson is a young Bainbridge woman who, at age 21, took leave from her job for two weeks, and then for three months, to provide heartfelt hands-on care and comfort to Syrian refugee families in Greece. In this podcast, Madi shares with BCB's Barry Peters her remarkable and beautifully told stories of the experience of helping refugee families, and then realizing that she had come away with a level of understanding, meaning and insight she couldn't have gained in other ways. She talks about visiting the Greek island of Lesbos where boats with refugee families stream ashore, and her extended stay at the encampment with over 100,000 refugees at the Greece-Macedonia border village of Idomeni. Madi urged her step-dad, Andre Kamber, to take a break from his professional financial career for a similar experience of helping refugees. You'll want to sample the previous BCB podcast conversation with Andre, and with Alice Medoza and Ellin Spenser, who recently told BCB of their experiences helping refugees on the Greek island of Lesbos, similar to Madi's experiences. Here, Madi explains the poignant moment -- the sight of a drowned 6-year-old boy whose body washed up on a beach on a Greek island -- when Madi decided that she needed to drop what she was doing in her life at age 21 and go lend a hand. Madi offers a remarkably articulate and gripping description of the experience of being there, and the meaning of that experience when she brought it all back to Bainbridge. She and her young friends then proceeded to create a website at KeepItInSight.com that offers resources for teachers to share the story with students, and also offers a starting point for anyone who would like to take a break from everyday routine and travel to where the refugee needs are greatest in and around Greece. Please also listen to BCB's previous podcast interview with three other Bainbridge Islanders who traveled to Greece to help refugee families -- Madi's stepdad Andre Kamber, retired teacher Alice Mendoza, and realtor Ellin Spenser. Credits: BCB host, audio editor and social media publisher: Barry Peters.

Programa grabado en los estudios del Parlamento Europeo el 01/06/2016 sobre activistas y voluntarios que han estado participando en acciones de ayuda a los refugiados en Idomeni y Lesbos. Participan: Marina Albiol - Eurodiputada de Izquierda Unida y portavoz de la Delegación de la Izquierda Plural Jon S. Rodríguez - Arabista y experto en migraciones Paco Guzmán - Voluntario en Idomeni Manuel Blanco - Vicepresidente de PROEMAID

In our tenth and final edition of this series, we follow on from where our Mediterranean search and rescue episode left off. We speak to Conor Kenny, a doctor who has been caring for refugees in Greece. Conor also talks about the eviction he witnessed of thousands of refugees from a camp in the village of Idomeni. We'll be back with a fresh new series in early 2017 (and a few special editions in between) so make sure to stay subscribed. "Everyday Emergency" is a podcast from MSF. In each episode, we bring you true stories from the frontline of humanitarian emergencies across the world. From the conflict in Syria to the refugee crisis in Europe, we’ll be talking to people with some incredible stories that may just change your outlook on life, or at least, for a moment, put things into perspective. In each podcast you’ll hear a true story written by an MSFer on the ground, read by an actor. We’ll then get them into the studio at MSF HQ for a chat about their time with MSF. Subscribe through iTunes or your favourite podcast provider, and find out more at msf.org.uk/podcasts Please leave comments on our Facebook page, or on Twitter. facebook.com/msf.english twitter.com/msf_uk MUSIC CREDITS: Cylinder Two by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/cylinders/ Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/ Minor With Cricket by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ The Sun is Scheduled to Come Out Tomorrow by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/honor/ Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/ If not listed above, all other tracks used in this podcast are attribution free. If you would like information about specific tracks, or would like your own music music to be featured in our podcast, please message us through Soundcloud.

The Balkan route is closed, the fragile EU-Turkey deal is in effect, the Pope has been and gone, the traffickers are turning their attention to Italy & so is much of the media. But Greece continues to be the epicentre of a slow emergency. In a country in advanced economic meltdown more than 50,000 refugees & migrants, 'people on the move', are stuck. On the islands, the asylum processing "hotspots" funded by the EU are often grim affairs, like the one on Chios made out of repurposed shipping containers. Outside Thessaloniki, in a place where the railroad tracks run into grass, stands an abandoned toilet paper factory: no windows, no light, and tents huddled under the low roof. But, for a desperately stretched Greek government, this is better than the dark anarchy of the recently cleared camp at Idomeni, or the petrol station where children play in the still-working forecourt & the car wash has tents inside. The deportations back to Turkey of some 8,500 people who came since the deal was done have started (as have the suicide attempts). For the more than 40,000 refugees and migrants who arrived before March 20th and now have no place to go, another long, gruelling story is beginning. The left-wing Syriza government is having to contemplate just how long these refugees will be stuck there. Minister of Migration Yannis Mouzalas knows that the much criticised EU-Turkey deal is the only thing preventing another wave of refugees reaching the shores of Greek islands that are already struggling to cope: "This is not Greece's crisis, this is Europe's crisis." In the second episode of Destination Europe, Maria Margaronis explores the hopes & fears of refugees, islanders & Greek politicians & asks whether Greece is becoming Europe's "warehouse of souls." Producer: Mark Burman (Image: A Syrian woman in Greece)

EuropaProfilen fortæller om de græske myndigheder, der forleden begyndte at evakuere de omkring 10.000 flygtninge og migranter, der i måneder har boet under kummerlige vilkår i den midlertidige Idomeni-lejr, landets største flygtningelejr, tæt på den græsk-makedoniske grænse. Vi møder også Andreas Kamm, der er generalsekretær for Dansk Flygtningehjælp i et klip fra et foredrag, han holdt i Sions Kirken i...

Buscamos el destino de los refugiados desalojados del campo de Idomeni con la ayuda de Elena Sobrino, pediatra de 'Bomberos en Acción', y Andrés Conde, director de Save The Children

Fler människor än någonsin är just nu på flykt runtom i världen. Många hamnar i läger där livet är tufft och myndigheterna försöker bli av med dem. Hör Johanna Melén, Östeuropakorrespondent, om flyktinglägret i Idomeni som grekisk polis tömt och rivit med bulldozrar i veckan.Och så ska vi till flyktinglägret i franska Calais som fått smeknamnet "djungeln". Trots att fransk polis rivit det flera gånger så byggs det upp igen.Richard Myrenberg, Afrikakorrespondent, berättar om världens största flyktingläger i Dadaab, Kenya, där närmare 400 000 människor bor. Nu ska Kenya stänga lägret.Dessutom hör du vår Migrationskorrespondent, Alice Petrén, nyss hemkommen från Australien. Hon ger en unik inblick i Australiens ökända flyktingläger på öar ute i Stilla Havet.

1-Francia: ottava giornata di mobilitazione contro la riforma del lavoro. Lo speciale di esteri. ..2- “ condizioni disumane nei nuovi centri ” ..Nessuna tregua per i rifugiati siriani sgomberati da Idomeni. la denuncia di Save the children...3-Gazzetta del Danubio, l'ultima provocazione del governo polacco: via i riferimenti al comunismo nella toponomastica. ( Massimo Congiu - Osme) ..4-Romanzo a fumetti: Pentothal, la  prima grande opera compiuta di Andrea Pazienza. ( Maurizio Principato) ..5-Basket Nba, aggiornamenti sui Playoff. ..( Dario Falcini) ..6-World Music: dal Ghana, alle ricerche delle origini del Banjo ( Marcello Lorrai )

1-Francia: ottava giornata di mobilitazione contro la riforma del lavoro. Lo speciale di esteri. ..2- “ condizioni disumane nei nuovi centri ” ..Nessuna tregua per i rifugiati siriani sgomberati da Idomeni. la denuncia di Save the children...3-Gazzetta del Danubio, l'ultima provocazione del governo polacco: via i riferimenti al comunismo nella toponomastica. ( Massimo Congiu - Osme) ..4-Romanzo a fumetti: Pentothal, la  prima grande opera compiuta di Andrea Pazienza. ( Maurizio Principato) ..5-Basket Nba, aggiornamenti sui Playoff. ..( Dario Falcini) ..6-World Music: dal Ghana, alle ricerche delle origini del Banjo ( Marcello Lorrai )

1-Francia: ottava giornata di mobilitazione contro la riforma del lavoro. Lo speciale di esteri. ..2- “ condizioni disumane nei nuovi centri ” ..Nessuna tregua per i rifugiati siriani sgomberati da Idomeni. la denuncia di Save the children...3-Gazzetta del Danubio, l'ultima provocazione del governo polacco: via i riferimenti al comunismo nella toponomastica. ( Massimo Congiu - Osme) ..4-Romanzo a fumetti: Pentothal, la  prima grande opera compiuta di Andrea Pazienza. ( Maurizio Principato) ..5-Basket Nba, aggiornamenti sui Playoff. ..( Dario Falcini) ..6-World Music: dal Ghana, alle ricerche delle origini del Banjo ( Marcello Lorrai )

1-Francia: si acuisce lo scontro sindacati - governo sulla riforma del lavoro. La polizia ha sgomberato una raffineria occupata dai lavoratori ma restano bloccate altre sette. Giovedì ottava giornata di scioperi e manifestazioni. ( Simona Saccaro ) ..2-l'Europa ha un problema. In Austria circa la metà del paese ha vota un movimento filo nazista. Lo speciale di esteri. ( Alessandro Principe, Flavia Mosca Goretta ) ..3-Nuovi guai per il governo brasiliano. Costretto alle dimissioni un ministro chiave. da un'intercettazione di un mese fa emerge che Romero Juca ha pianificato l'impeachment di Dilma Rousseff per bloccare lo scandalo di corruzione Petrobras. ( Emiliano Guanella di Rtsi e la Stampa )..4-Messico: Aggiornamenti sulla mobilitazione degli insegnanti contro la riforma della scuola pubblica. ( Andrea Cegna ) ..5-L'odissea senza fine dei rifugiati: in corso la chiusura del campo di Idomeni. Molti dei suoi occupanti rischiano di finire in strutture con le sbarre. ( Gaetano Turrini di Speranza - Hope for Children)

Alvaro Saiz de Galdakaoko Boluntarioak nos da cuenta de los últimos acontecimientos de Idomeni, donde la Policía griega ha comenzado a desalojar el campo de refugiados.

Alvaro Saiz de Galdakaoko Boluntarioak nos da cuenta de los últimos acontecimientos de Idomeni, donde la Policía griega ha comenzado a desalojar el campo de refugiados.

1-Francia: si acuisce lo scontro sindacati - governo sulla riforma del lavoro. La polizia ha sgomberato una raffineria occupata dai lavoratori ma restano bloccate altre sette. Giovedì ottava giornata di scioperi e manifestazioni. ( Simona Saccaro ) ..2-l'Europa ha un problema. In Austria circa la metà del paese ha vota un movimento filo nazista. Lo speciale di esteri. ( Alessandro Principe, Flavia Mosca Goretta ) ..3-Nuovi guai per il governo brasiliano. Costretto alle dimissioni un ministro chiave. da un'intercettazione di un mese fa emerge che Romero Juca ha pianificato l'impeachment di Dilma Rousseff per bloccare lo scandalo di corruzione Petrobras. ( Emiliano Guanella di Rtsi e la Stampa )..4-Messico: Aggiornamenti sulla mobilitazione degli insegnanti contro la riforma della scuola pubblica. ( Andrea Cegna ) ..5-L'odissea senza fine dei rifugiati: in corso la chiusura del campo di Idomeni. Molti dei suoi occupanti rischiano di finire in strutture con le sbarre. ( Gaetano Turrini di Speranza - Hope for Children)

1-Francia: si acuisce lo scontro sindacati - governo sulla riforma del lavoro. La polizia ha sgomberato una raffineria occupata dai lavoratori ma restano bloccate altre sette. Giovedì ottava giornata di scioperi e manifestazioni. ( Simona Saccaro ) ..2-l'Europa ha un problema. In Austria circa la metà del paese ha vota un movimento filo nazista. Lo speciale di esteri. ( Alessandro Principe, Flavia Mosca Goretta ) ..3-Nuovi guai per il governo brasiliano. Costretto alle dimissioni un ministro chiave. da un'intercettazione di un mese fa emerge che Romero Juca ha pianificato l'impeachment di Dilma Rousseff per bloccare lo scandalo di corruzione Petrobras. ( Emiliano Guanella di Rtsi e la Stampa )..4-Messico: Aggiornamenti sulla mobilitazione degli insegnanti contro la riforma della scuola pubblica. ( Andrea Cegna ) ..5-L'odissea senza fine dei rifugiati: in corso la chiusura del campo di Idomeni. Molti dei suoi occupanti rischiano di finire in strutture con le sbarre. ( Gaetano Turrini di Speranza - Hope for Children)

Entrevista a Alvaro Saiz, ya ha vueltop del campo de refugiados de Idomeni y nos cuenta cual es la situación alli, por su parte , Ainhoa Crespo, miembro de Galdakaoko Boluntarioak nos presenta la iniciativa Disco Sopa, que se celebra este viernes y sabado, en la que se va a reivindicar el aprovechamiento de la comida frente al despilfarro.

Entrevista a Alvaro Saiz, ya ha vueltop del campo de refugiados de Idomeni y nos cuenta cual es la situación alli, por su parte , Ainhoa Crespo, miembro de Galdakaoko Boluntarioak nos presenta la iniciativa Disco Sopa, que se celebra este viernes y sabado, en la que se va a reivindicar el aprovechamiento de la comida frente al despilfarro.

Entrevista con Alvaro Saiz, acaba de regresar de Idomeni para volver a los campos de refugiados en unos días, nos traslada cual es la situación de los campos de refugiados . También hemos hablado con Irene Ginestal, coordina un grupo de voluntarios de la Ong Sueca Lighthouse Relief y está en la Isla de Lesbos.

Entrevista con Alvaro Saiz, acaba de regresar de Idomeni para volver a los campos de refugiados en unos días, nos traslada cual es la situación de los campos de refugiados . También hemos hablado con Irene Ginestal, coordina un grupo de voluntarios de la Ong Sueca Lighthouse Relief y está en la Isla de Lesbos.

1-Afghanistan: grave attentato a Kabul. ..Almeno 30 morti e 300 feriti...L'attacco rivendicato dai Taleban. ( Emanuele Valenti) ..2-Migranti: hotspot fabriche di incertezza e paure...La denuncia dell'ong Oxfam. ( Elisa Bacciottti Oxfam Italia) ..3-Idomeni punto di riferimento dell'Europa solidale...Centinaia di volontari in soccorso dei rifugiati ..( Intervista a Jacopo Rui di “ One Bridge To Idomeni ) ..4-Brasile: Giochi di Rio tra ritardi nei lavori, crisi economica e Impeachment di Dilma Rousseff. ( Emiliano Guanella ) ..5-Terre agricole. “ Ogm no grazie”: Nigeria e Burkina Faso contro la Monsanto ( Marta Gatti )

Entrevista a Alvaro Saiz, encabeza un grupo de voluntarios de Galdakao que viajaron hace quince días al campo de refugiados de Idomeni, para llevar 4 toneladas de alimentos que se habían recogido en Bizkaia. Nos ha puesto al día de la realidad que se vive en esos campos.

Entrevista a Alvaro Saiz, encabeza un grupo de voluntarios de Galdakao que viajaron hace quince días al campo de refugiados de Idomeni, para llevar 4 toneladas de alimentos que se habían recogido en Bizkaia. Nos ha puesto al día de la realidad que se vive en esos campos.

1-Afghanistan: grave attentato a Kabul. ..Almeno 30 morti e 300 feriti...L'attacco rivendicato dai Taleban. ( Emanuele Valenti) ..2-Migranti: hotspot fabriche di incertezza e paure...La denuncia dell'ong Oxfam. ( Elisa Bacciottti Oxfam Italia) ..3-Idomeni punto di riferimento dell'Europa solidale...Centinaia di volontari in soccorso dei rifugiati ..( Intervista a Jacopo Rui di “ One Bridge To Idomeni ) ..4-Brasile: Giochi di Rio tra ritardi nei lavori, crisi economica e Impeachment di Dilma Rousseff. ( Emiliano Guanella ) ..5-Terre agricole. “ Ogm no grazie”: Nigeria e Burkina Faso contro la Monsanto ( Marta Gatti )

1-Afghanistan: grave attentato a Kabul. ..Almeno 30 morti e 300 feriti...L'attacco rivendicato dai Taleban. ( Emanuele Valenti) ..2-Migranti: hotspot fabriche di incertezza e paure...La denuncia dell'ong Oxfam. ( Elisa Bacciottti Oxfam Italia) ..3-Idomeni punto di riferimento dell'Europa solidale...Centinaia di volontari in soccorso dei rifugiati ..( Intervista a Jacopo Rui di “ One Bridge To Idomeni ) ..4-Brasile: Giochi di Rio tra ritardi nei lavori, crisi economica e Impeachment di Dilma Rousseff. ( Emiliano Guanella ) ..5-Terre agricole. “ Ogm no grazie”: Nigeria e Burkina Faso contro la Monsanto ( Marta Gatti )

Med titlen ”Da de kom var vi hjaelpsomme, nu er livet ubaerligt” behandler Europaprofilen denne gang det faelleseuropaeiske samarbejde om migranter i Europa og faelleseuropaeisk klima- og miljoepolitik efter COP 21. Medfoelelse er blevet til vrede blandt indbyggerne i Idomeni i det nordlige Graekenland på graensen til Makedonien over de tusinder af flygtninge, der er strandet der. - Om den ny aftale mellem EU og Tyrkiet om fordeling af de tyrkiske flygtninge - Om nye...

Sven Markus Victor initial career path was that as a doctor. Though he had an interest in photography, he succumbed to familiar and cultural pressure to study medicine. But at some point, he realized it could only be a career in photography that would bring him happiness and fulfillment. So, he’s made the choice to replace the stethoscope with a camera. Part of that transition has involved a recent collaboration with US-based photographer Riley Draper. They journeyed to Greece to document the fate of tens of thousands of refugees, largely from war-torn Syria. Situated in these make-shift camps in the small town of Idomeni, these men, women and children struggle to survive as Western counties debate what’s to be done with them. All this is happening in the midst of economic crisis in Greece, growing xenophobia and fears of terrorism. Victor and Draper’s work attempt to put a face a people that are often looked upon as some amorphous mass. His work, and the work of photographer and reporters like him, hope to humanize a crisis that shows no sign of diminishing or going away.   Resources:   Sven Markus Victor   Riley Draper Mark Power Alex Soth Build your website today by taking advantage of l. Remember to use the offer code “Candid Frame” to receive 10% of your first purchase.   Join Ibarionex for a day of street photography on April 16th. Ibarionex will walk you through his process for working on the street. He will demonstrate how to master key camera settings, evaluating light and contrast, working with strangers and getting past fear and anxiety. The day culminates in a feedback session where the images of the day are discussed. Sign up today by visiting the Los Angeles Center of Photography or .   Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device.   Click here to download for . Click here to download Click here to download for   Support the work we do at The Candid Frame with your donations via PayPal. Visit The Candid Frame website and click on the PayPal donate button today.

In de studio zit Griekenland-correspondent Thijs Kettenis. Hij bezocht afgelopen week het eiland Lesbos, waar binnenkort de asiel- en uitzetprocedure van de EU van start moet gaan. Ook was hij bij de Grieks-Macedonische grens: de Grieken proberen het provisorische kamp bij Idomeni op te doeken, maar stuiten daarbij op veel weerstand.

1-Migranti. Caos Grecia. A cinque giorni dall'entrata in vigore dell'accordo tra Europa e Turchia nessuno ha capito cosa stia succedendo. Il reportage di Esteri dal porto del Pireo (Margherita Dean).2-Non solo ISIS. Il governo iracheno alle prese con una grossa protesta di piazza. Dietro ai manifestanti anche i leader della comunità sciita, al-Sistani e Moqtada al-Sadr (Stefano Nanni, Un Ponte Per/Osservatorio Iraq, Dohuk, nord Iraq).3-Diario cubano. Diritto alla salute, dove nonostante i successi del passato la rivoluzione è in difficoltà (Marcello Lorrai).4-Nepal. Tre linee ferroviarie per rilanciare i legami commerciali tra Pechino e Kathmandu. L'India non gradisce (Gabriele Battaglia, Pechino).5-Enciclopedia della globalità. Il dilemma dell'Unione Europea: come definire l'economia cinese? (Alfredo Somoza)

1-Migranti. Caos Grecia. A cinque giorni dall'entrata in vigore dell'accordo tra Europa e Turchia nessuno ha capito cosa stia succedendo. Il reportage di Esteri dal porto del Pireo (Margherita Dean).2-Non solo ISIS. Il governo iracheno alle prese con una grossa protesta di piazza. Dietro ai manifestanti anche i leader della comunità sciita, al-Sistani e Moqtada al-Sadr (Stefano Nanni, Un Ponte Per/Osservatorio Iraq, Dohuk, nord Iraq).3-Diario cubano. Diritto alla salute, dove nonostante i successi del passato la rivoluzione è in difficoltà (Marcello Lorrai).4-Nepal. Tre linee ferroviarie per rilanciare i legami commerciali tra Pechino e Kathmandu. L'India non gradisce (Gabriele Battaglia, Pechino).5-Enciclopedia della globalità. Il dilemma dell'Unione Europea: come definire l'economia cinese? (Alfredo Somoza)

Tens of thousands of refugees are stranded in the Idomeni camp on Greece's border with the Republic of Macedonia. Most are trying to reach Germany. But now the border's closed. They have nowhere else to go.In the first months of 2016, tens of thousands of refugees left Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan for Europe. The great majority try to reach central Europe by the Balkan route. But now, it's been closed, leaving many refugees stranded in Greece. Many of them are afraid they'll be sent back to Turkey. Baha Samman from Syria was granted asylum in Germany. But his family can't get across the Greek-Macedonian border. He's doing everything he can to bring them to his new home.

An der mazedonisch-griechischen Grenze stecken zehntausende Flüchtlinge im Lager Idomeni fest. Die meisten wollen weiter nach Deutschland . Aber die Grenze ist dicht und sie kommen nicht weiter. In den ersten Monaten des Jahres 2016 sind bereits zehntausende Flüchtlinge aus Syrien, dem Irak und Afghanistan nach Europa gekommen. Sie wollen über die Balkanroute in den Norden des Kontinents. Aber die Route ist dicht. Viele stecken in Griechenland fest. Die Menschen fürchten, dass sie in die Türkei zurückgesendet werden. Der Syrer Baha Samman hat es geschafft, in Deutschland Asyl zu bekommen. Seine Familie aber kommt nicht über die griechisch-mazedonische Grenze. Verzweifelt versucht er sie nachzuholen.

  Idomeni ist ein griechisches Dorf mit 300 Einwohnern. Es liegt an der Grenze zu Mazedonien, an der Bahnlinie von Thessaloniki nach Skopje, und damit auf der sogenannten Balkanroute, über die Flüchtlinge in die EU einzureisen versuchen. Das Flüchtlingslager in Idomeni war ursprünglich für 1500 Menschen geplant, aber mittlerweile leben dort knapp zehnmal so viel. Arne hat […]

  Idomeni ist ein griechisches Dorf mit 300 Einwohnern. Es liegt an der Grenze zu Mazedonien, an der Bahnlinie von Thessaloniki nach Skopje, und damit auf der sogenannten Balkanroute, über die Flüchtlinge in die EU einzureisen versuchen. Das Flüchtlingslager in Idomeni war ursprünglich für 1500 Menschen geplant, aber mittlerweile leben dort knapp zehnmal so viel. Arne hat […]

I trentenni di oggi guadagnano meno dei trentenni degli anni 80. Cosimo Caridi è a Idomeni.

Entrevista al Dr. Ernesto Figueroa sobre los refugiados de Idomeni. The post #565A first appeared on a vos Ciudad.

1- A Idomeni proiettili di gomma contro i rifugiati. ..Dure accuse del premier greco Tsipras contro il governo della macedonia. ” comportamento vergognoso indegno dell'Europa”.....2-Riforma del lavoro: importanti concessioni del governo francese al sindacato degli studenti. Ma i giovani indignati rimangono mobilitati. ....3-Referendum sull'unità del Darfur indetto dal governo sudanese. La consultazione è prevista dagli accordi di pace. ....4-Perù. Al primo turno delle presidenziali larga vittoria di Keiko Fujimori, la figlia del dittatore che sta scontando 25 anni di carcere...5-Fiction: la prima volta di Joe Lansdale in Tv. “ Hap e Leonard “ la serie tratta dalla saga dello scrittore texano. ..6-Rubrica sportiva: al via i playoff del basket Nba. ..Mercoledì ultima partita di Koby Briant con i lakers.

1- A Idomeni proiettili di gomma contro i rifugiati. ..Dure accuse del premier greco Tsipras contro il governo della macedonia. ” comportamento vergognoso indegno dell'Europa”.....2-Riforma del lavoro: importanti concessioni del governo francese al sindacato degli studenti. Ma i giovani indignati rimangono mobilitati. ....3-Referendum sull'unità del Darfur indetto dal governo sudanese. La consultazione è prevista dagli accordi di pace. ....4-Perù. Al primo turno delle presidenziali larga vittoria di Keiko Fujimori, la figlia del dittatore che sta scontando 25 anni di carcere...5-Fiction: la prima volta di Joe Lansdale in Tv. “ Hap e Leonard “ la serie tratta dalla saga dello scrittore texano. ..6-Rubrica sportiva: al via i playoff del basket Nba. ..Mercoledì ultima partita di Koby Briant con i lakers.

1- A Idomeni proiettili di gomma contro i rifugiati. ..Dure accuse del premier greco Tsipras contro il governo della macedonia. ” comportamento vergognoso indegno dell'Europa”.....2-Riforma del lavoro: importanti concessioni del governo francese al sindacato degli studenti. Ma i giovani indignati rimangono mobilitati. ....3-Referendum sull'unità del Darfur indetto dal governo sudanese. La consultazione è prevista dagli accordi di pace. ....4-Perù. Al primo turno delle presidenziali larga vittoria di Keiko Fujimori, la figlia del dittatore che sta scontando 25 anni di carcere...5-Fiction: la prima volta di Joe Lansdale in Tv. “ Hap e Leonard “ la serie tratta dalla saga dello scrittore texano. ..6-Rubrica sportiva: al via i playoff del basket Nba. ..Mercoledì ultima partita di Koby Briant con i lakers.

La fotografia de Robert Astorgano d’una criatura en el camp de refugiats d’Idomeni, i que s’ha fet viral a les xarxes. En companyia de Joaquim Millán, d'Eurolocal, l'Hora d'Europa d'aquesta setmana retroba al politòleg, sociòleg i historiador del pensament Albert Balada, per a centrar-nos en la crisi dels refugiats, el nou rol de Turquia, i el debat sobre el referèndum sobre la marxa del Regne Unit de la Unió. Escolteu-ho http://continguts.radiomaricel.cat/continguts/2016/03/10/eur_10032016.mp3 L'entrada L’hora d’Europa. L’hora dels refugiats, de Turquia i del Brexit… ha aparegut primer a Ràdio Maricel de Sitges. 107.8 FM.

1-I dannati di Idomeni: migliaia di piccoli rifugiati tra fumi e fango. Al confine tra Grecia e Macedonia la situazione è peggiorata dopo le grandi piogge. ..( il racconto di Claudio Gherardini ) ..2-Martire o assassina: la pilota ucraina Nadia Savchenko rilancia lo scontro tra Mosca e Kiev. ..( Emanuele Valenti) ..3-impossibile comunicare. il dramma delle famiglie coreani divisi tra nord e sud. Secondo le testimonianze raccolte da Amnesty, in corea del nord chi parla al cellulare rischia una condanna per tradimento. ..( Riccardo Noury Amnesty Italia) ..4-Rio, le Olimpiadi ai tempi della speculazione edilizia. Demolita una favela per far spazio a un quartiere residenziale. ( Emiliano Guanella ) ..5-Prima vittoria contro l'erbicida cancerogeno: sospeso il rinnovo dell'autorizzazione del glifosato nonostante il parere positivo della commissione europea. ..( Federica Ferrario Greenpeace ) ..6-Musica e nuove tecnologia: Bbc Music verso l'integrazione con le piattaforme streaming ..( Niccolò Vecchia) ..7-Progetti sostenibili: a Melbourne una città di giardini per assorbire l'acqua piovana. ( Fabio Fimiani )

1-I dannati di Idomeni: migliaia di piccoli rifugiati tra fumi e fango. Al confine tra Grecia e Macedonia la situazione è peggiorata dopo le grandi piogge. ..( il racconto di Claudio Gherardini ) ..2-Martire o assassina: la pilota ucraina Nadia Savchenko rilancia lo scontro tra Mosca e Kiev. ..( Emanuele Valenti) ..3-impossibile comunicare. il dramma delle famiglie coreani divisi tra nord e sud. Secondo le testimonianze raccolte da Amnesty, in corea del nord chi parla al cellulare rischia una condanna per tradimento. ..( Riccardo Noury Amnesty Italia) ..4-Rio, le Olimpiadi ai tempi della speculazione edilizia. Demolita una favela per far spazio a un quartiere residenziale. ( Emiliano Guanella ) ..5-Prima vittoria contro l'erbicida cancerogeno: sospeso il rinnovo dell'autorizzazione del glifosato nonostante il parere positivo della commissione europea. ..( Federica Ferrario Greenpeace ) ..6-Musica e nuove tecnologia: Bbc Music verso l'integrazione con le piattaforme streaming ..( Niccolò Vecchia) ..7-Progetti sostenibili: a Melbourne una città di giardini per assorbire l’acqua piovana. ( Fabio Fimiani )

1-I dannati di Idomeni: migliaia di piccoli rifugiati tra fumi e fango. Al confine tra Grecia e Macedonia la situazione è peggiorata dopo le grandi piogge. ..( il racconto di Claudio Gherardini ) ..2-Martire o assassina: la pilota ucraina Nadia Savchenko rilancia lo scontro tra Mosca e Kiev. ..( Emanuele Valenti) ..3-impossibile comunicare. il dramma delle famiglie coreani divisi tra nord e sud. Secondo le testimonianze raccolte da Amnesty, in corea del nord chi parla al cellulare rischia una condanna per tradimento. ..( Riccardo Noury Amnesty Italia) ..4-Rio, le Olimpiadi ai tempi della speculazione edilizia. Demolita una favela per far spazio a un quartiere residenziale. ( Emiliano Guanella ) ..5-Prima vittoria contro l'erbicida cancerogeno: sospeso il rinnovo dell'autorizzazione del glifosato nonostante il parere positivo della commissione europea. ..( Federica Ferrario Greenpeace ) ..6-Musica e nuove tecnologia: Bbc Music verso l'integrazione con le piattaforme streaming ..( Niccolò Vecchia) ..7-Progetti sostenibili: a Melbourne una città di giardini per assorbire l’acqua piovana. ( Fabio Fimiani )

1-Migranti. Vertice Unione europea – Turchia. Ritorno a Idomeni dove latita l'Europa della solidarietà. ( Strefano Lusa - Radio Capodistria) ..2-Scandalo Petrobras. le prossime elezioni presidenziali è il pomo della discordia tra Lula e la magistratura..( Da SanPaolo Emiliano Guanella ) ..3-La prima volta della Cina. Crescita ridotta, quindi tagli al budget militare. ( Gabriele Battaglia ) ..4-Fiction: al via la quarta stagione di “House of cards “ ..( Massimo Alberti ) ..5-Rubrica sportiva: lascia Peyton Manning. Ombre e luci sulla legenda di football americano. ( Dario Falcini)

1-Migranti. Vertice Unione europea – Turchia. Ritorno a Idomeni dove latita l'Europa della solidarietà. ( Strefano Lusa - Radio Capodistria) ..2-Scandalo Petrobras. le prossime elezioni presidenziali è il pomo della discordia tra Lula e la magistratura..( Da SanPaolo Emiliano Guanella ) ..3-La prima volta della Cina. Crescita ridotta, quindi tagli al budget militare. ( Gabriele Battaglia ) ..4-Fiction: al via la quarta stagione di “House of cards “ ..( Massimo Alberti ) ..5-Rubrica sportiva: lascia Peyton Manning. Ombre e luci sulla legenda di football americano. ( Dario Falcini)

1-Migranti. Vertice Unione europea – Turchia. Ritorno a Idomeni dove latita l'Europa della solidarietà. ( Strefano Lusa - Radio Capodistria) ..2-Scandalo Petrobras. le prossime elezioni presidenziali è il pomo della discordia tra Lula e la magistratura..( Da SanPaolo Emiliano Guanella ) ..3-La prima volta della Cina. Crescita ridotta, quindi tagli al budget militare. ( Gabriele Battaglia ) ..4-Fiction: al via la quarta stagione di “House of cards “ ..( Massimo Alberti ) ..5-Rubrica sportiva: lascia Peyton Manning. Ombre e luci sulla legenda di football americano. ( Dario Falcini)

Una carrellata di Zoro da Idomeni. Vestirsi d'arancio... il frutto, non il colore. Una App per la ricerca delle Colf

La situazione dei migranti da Idomeni e da Calais. Paolo Labati in diretta dagli Uffizi, quasi.