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Imagine having to leave your home suddenly and not knowing if you will ever return. 😰

For millions of people around the world, this is a reality because of war, persecution and climate-related disasters.

Learn more about World Refugee Day, the events taking place and how you can show your support. 🤝

Memory needs more than silence. It needs people willing to listen, create and speak with care.

In the beginning of June, Kvart presented Night at Keraterm in Prijedor, a multidisciplinary performance combining theatre and visual storytelling.

The work opened space for reflection through artistic language, bringing together performance and image to approach difficult histories with attention and responsibility.

As part of our work on inclusive memorialisation, we support projects that help communities engage with memory in ways that are thoughtful, human and open to dialogue.

Thank you to the artists, partners and audience who made this event possible.

Media Literacy in the Age of AI > Team Ireland
Take a look at Team Ireland’s creative contribution to the programme 👇

This project reflects how young participants are using storytelling and digital media to engage with media literacy in the age of AI. Through a satirical “dating show” format, the team explores how AI is shaping human relationships and digital trust, raising questions about authenticity, connection and the role of technology in our lives.

Blending humour with critical reflection, the video highlights:
• the growing influence of AI in everyday decision-making
• the importance of questioning digital content and narratives
• the role of creativity in understanding complex technological change

Watch the video 👇
https://ow.ly/cTqP50Ze30m

Team Ireland - Media literacy in the age of AI As part of the Youth Connect programme in Europe, young participant...

Sometimes a city only becomes meaningful when you see your own story reflected in it.

For Marta Szymańska, a collaboration between Poland and the UK opened up exactly that: a shared exhibition on migration shaped by real people’s experiences.

Two cities. Shared histories. New conversations. 📸

https://ow.ly/ixj350Z8HEg

Let’s take a trip to the market! 🥦🧅

What five items would you buy? Tell us in the comments! 👇

Media Literacy in the Age of AI: from ideas to impact

Here’s what happened when learning turned into action:
⬩ 6 winning teams — one from each country, driving forward the strongest ideas
⬩ 25+ experts supporting participants as mentors
⬩ 30+ partner organisations powering the programme
⬩ 1 international study visit in Belfast bringing together 30 young people
⬩ 1 youth-policy dialogue connecting participants with decision-makers
⬩ 6 policy recommendations presented directly to policymakers and media experts

From collaboration to policy influence, the programme didn’t just spark ideas, it created real connections between young people, experts and institutions shaping the future of media.

Do you work for an organisation supporting young people from Ukraine? Join the online workshops taking place in June as part of the Youth Connect EU-Ukraine (YOU) project. 🎇

🤝 23 June – Well-being determinants: Culture shock – registration – https://ow.ly/IS8Z50Zbt9W

🤝 25 June – Loss as a part of life: Supporting Youth workers Through War: Mental Health, Loss & Emotional Challenges – registration – https://ow.ly/ANS950Zbt9Y

More information at: https://ow.ly/uky350Zbt9X

What if museums weren’t just places to look at the past, but spaces to question and rethink it?

That’s what Dorina Xheraj-Subashi is exploring through her work in Albania’s museum and heritage sector.

Her focus: more inclusive storytelling, more audience engagement and more voices shaping how culture is presented: https://ow.ly/PifK50Z8GH1

What’s the most used item in your kitchen? 🍳👀