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After Years of Walking

  • Armed conflict
  • Youth
  • Education

KIGALI - After the genocide of 1994, the Rwandan government temporarily suspended history from the school curriculum. The characters in After Years of Walking - children, teachers, genocide killers, students and historians - all find themselves in an uncertain zone between the old history and a new one.

Foster Parents Plan's Mysterious Ways

  • Social affairs
  • Politics

When freelance photographer Karl Deckers realised he had not received any Annual Progress Reports about his foster child anymore for the years 1999 and 2000, he looked through the reports from 1992 to 1998. To his surprise, each year's report seemed to be more or less a copy of that of the year before. Deckers decided to go and have a look at the situation himself.

World Music on Three Continents

The popularity of world music has been on the rise in recent years. But often the countries of origin of the musicians in question are only in the news because of wars, disasters or economic crises. The story behind the music, the importance of it in society as catalyst for messages of development or warnings against AIDS, is never told.

Saving Life Resources in Western Balkans in the Wake of the Climate Meltdown

  • Environment

BELGRADE / SKOPJE / SARAJEVO - Although Western Balkan countries keep reiterating their commitment to the green agenda and transition on their path to the EU membership, they still lag behind their EU neighbours in preserving our main resources like water, air and soil.

The Investigative Agenda for Climate Change: Investigating Fossil Fuels

  • Climate
  • Data Journalism
  • Environment

This project focuses on a key priority discussed at the recent one-day meeting of 80 climate change journalists & experts at GIJC23: investigating the fossil fuel industry and its vast network of enablers.