Photo credit: Education is a key, by Liv Unni Sodem, Flickr CC 2.0 Portrait of Nomazulu Thata So, one of the best things about “networking” is that sometimes you do seem to be lucky enough to meet very special people. It seems that this had … Continue reading The challenging journey of a girl-child, Nomazulu Thata, seeking education from Rhodesia – Zambia – East Germany
AKC: How long have you been doing it? TM: Hi I am Tania, I have been doing pole dancing for seven years, I started dancing because it caught my attention and I started loving the activity because pf the activity itself and what it means for … Continue reading “When I started the school, there were no Spanish girls. Almost no one. Now we start seeing some more, in particular during the last two or three years”
“What do you like now? Are you losing yourself in it?” We are at Tübinger Hauptbahnhof, it is ca. 09.30 on a Saturday morning. I approach B. as a I perceive that we have been both waiting for a while at the train station … Continue reading When an economic migrant meets an asylum-seeker
A migrant couple working together on a Sunday morning. There is a couple in their 60’s in the kitchen of a university residence in Geneva. It is 8:00 AM Sunday morning. Him: I am Italian and she is Spanish. Her: He is the one … Continue reading In Switzerland for 52 years
Economic Migrants 