Photographed by Nadir Noori & Angel Sifontes
Video by Fanis Kollias & Reza Goldadi
Displaced by coal (part two)
A journey to Western Macedonia where the region’s villages are being wiped off the map by coal mining.
June 10, 2018
Athens Pride Festival 2018
We joined Athens Pride 2018 in Athens and here is what we captured.
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A journey to Western Macedonia where the region’s villages are being wiped off the map by coal mining.
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The original team will not play in the Global Goals World Cup
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The Carpet Show – Ep. 03 – Hijab
The Carpet Show is a platform where 2 people from the community of Solomon casually express their opinions on a social issue. This third episode is a discussion about hijab with Clara and Walaa.
The Carpet Show – Ep. 02 – Race
The Carpet Show is a platform where 2 people from the community of Solomon casually express their opinions on a social issue. This second episode examines Race with Bunja and Vicky.
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