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What a great Orrajt On the Road: Courageous Routes, Shared Journey Migrantour Intercultural Walk for Refugee Week Malta 2026

A nice evening of sharing and reflecting on courage (Qlubija), migration, colonialism, language, culture, privileges, rights, challenges and opportunities.

Very well done to Refugee Week Malta and Dance Beyond Borders for creating this space and to our intercultural companions Federica Pettinato to lead the walk.

If you missed it, don’t worry, we have another one on Friday we are dear own Pablo



Register here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSecU4BTndJVZFLZMbDmngIrLLyjR9CUWrKsFJHnOeu_8VFW7A/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=105227757653988163885

In we thrive!

So happy to see our team growing and to welcome so many passionate people who are willing to join us in making the world a better place!

Welcome to the team Enrique Gómez de Salazar Martínez!

- Who am I?

I am a Master’s graduate in with a passion for researching themes of environmental impact, societal transitions and . Mainly interested in developing practical projects with real-life applications derived from academic insights, I am seeking to participate on collaborative platforms working for the common good. To complement my understanding of social and cultural processes, I am also currently investing in technical data skills.

- Why did I choose GMD?

I believe GMD brings those opportunities forward as it takes part in projects that answer to the lived experiences of migrants and provides researchers like me with the opportunity to shape how these relations are made and understood.

- What is a wish I have for the world?

Through these projects, I hope to contribute to a world where local communities are brought to the forefront and shared culture is understood for its potential to drive fair .

This , we stand

This Refugee Week, we’re hosting the ORRAJT Intercultural Learning Walks

When: 16 or 19 June 2026 | 6:00 – 8:00 PM

Where: Gżira, Malta

Sign up here:

https://lnkd.in/dN3X3w6T

Join us.

Hey, you. Yes, you. 👀

Living in Malta with a migration background? We want to hear your story — not a filtered version of it. The real one.

We’re GMD and , and we’re running GAME, an Erasmus+ project funded by .malta that’s mapping young migrant lives in Malta. Not to box anyone in — but to finally tell these stories right.

Fill in our survey (fully anonymous) and help us build something real:
📊 A report that actually reflects your experience
🎮 A videogame where people like you are the protagonists

🔗scan the QR code or click the link in bio
And if you know someone who should fill this in — send it their way. 💙

Hey, you. Yes, you. 👀

Living in Malta with a migration background?

We want to hear your story: not a filtered version of it. The real one.

We're GMD and We Are Muesli and we're running GAME, an Erasmus+ project funded by EUPA Malta - Erasmus+ & European Solidarity Corps that's mapping young migrant lives in Malta. Not to box anyone in but to finally tell these stories right.

Fill in our survey (fully anonymous) and help us build something real. Fill in the form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfuE0xP697kpJOBwrUbD0KDWh5VdYbGhPuQmRrD1Y789RP1Ug/viewform?usp=header

You will contribute to:

📊 A report that actually reflects your experience

🎮 A videogame where people like you are the protagonists

And if you know someone who should fill this in, send it their way. 💙

👣 Two evenings. Two routes. Countless stories to discover.
The ORRAJT Intercultural Learning Walks take you through Gżira, Ta' Xbiex, and Msida alongside our intercultural companions.
Dialogue, reflection, and shared public space — explored together.

🗓 16 or 19 June 2026 | 6:00 – 8:00 PM 📍 Gżira, Malta
➡️ Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSecU4BTndJVZFLZMbDmngIrLLyjR9CUWrKsFJHnOeu_8VFW7A/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=105227757653988163885

Organised for Refugee Week Malta

Migrantour Viaggi Solidali Erasmus+ Project: Orrajt ACRA

What happens when you walk alongside someone who has travelled routes you could never have imagined?

Join the ORRAJT Intercultural Learning Walks, guided by people with lived migration experience, through the streets of Gżira, Ta' Xbiex, and Msida.

An opportunity to explore stories of courage, belonging, and shared public space one step at a time.

16 & 19 June | 6:00 – 8:00 PM

Meeting point: Gżira – Bus Stop Lounge / Refugee Week Malta 2024 Mural

Spots are limited — register now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSecU4BTndJVZFLZMbDmngIrLLyjR9CUWrKsFJHnOeu_8VFW7A/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=105227757653988163885

Something is coming to . 👀

Together with We Are Müesli we’re implementing GAME, an Erasmus+ project funded by EUPA Malta - Erasmus+ & European Solidarity Corps mapping the real lives of with a background in Malta. And we're just getting started.

In the coming months, we'll be launching the GAME Co-Creation Lab: a hands-on workshop where a small group of young people (18–30 years old) will come together to co-design the narrative content of a videogame 😱🤗🎮

The game “In Their Shoes. Malta” will be built around real stories, real places, real emotions.

Because the best narratives about migration are the ones told by the people who live them.

Want to be part of it? Start here 👇

If you are between 18 and 30 years old, fill in our survey, it takes about 10 minutes and it's your first step into the GAME 🤗

🔗 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfuE0xP697kpJOBwrUbD0KDWh5VdYbGhPuQmRrD1Y789RP1Ug/viewform?usp=dialog

Stay tuned. This is just the beginning. 🎮💙

In collaboration we thrive!

Welcome to the team Luca Laselva!

Hi everyone! I am Luca Laselva, I am 21 years old, and I study at the SAA - School of Management, Università di Torino. I am currently in the second year of my bachelor’s degree in Information and Business Communication . I am a curious person who has always been interested in sports, music and nature. My professional interests include interpersonal relations, cultural diversity, development, and innovation.

I chose to do an internship at GMD because it was an opportunity it could not pass up. I have always wanted to put myself to the test in real operational contexts, and GMD projects are highly engaging and different from the usual academic path.

GMD stood out to me precisely because it offers a more meaningful context. I believe that GMD’s activities in and empowerment will contribute significantly to both my professional and personal growth.

One of the strongest wishes I have for the world is the end of unjust wars and violent conflicts that continue to affect innocent people. It deeply strikes me how, in many cases, the world seems to become increasingly insensitive toward human life, well-being, and respect among individuals.

More broadly, I wish for a world in which mutual understanding and respect between human beings are prioritized over division and dehumanization. Many global issues, including -related abuses, prison system inequalities, and against minorities, are often worsened by biases and lack of .

I believe that improving communication and fostering cultural understanding can help reduce these dynamics and prevent the dehumanization of individuals.
Although it is difficult to intervene directly on large-scale conflicts, I believe that through my experience with GMD I can contribute in a meaningful way. I hope to develop skills and awareness that allow me to better understand and address the issues above and the marginalization of vulnerable groups. Even indirectly, I want my work to contribute to improve human dignity.