When your Caritas group has staged its creative event, share it with us. Tell us how you engaged creatively with migrants, refugees and the wider community and show off your art.
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Ahead of an art competition planned for the Global Week of Action, Caritas Somalia has run some creativity classes in the school holidays to get children going. Some were for long-term refugees living in neighbouring Djibouti like Mohammed Awais Ahmed, who fled Mogadishu when he was 11.
Mohammed’s picture story showed migrants trying to cross the sea. He’s upset that sometimes they get thrown overboard. “It’s very difficult to migrate, but to get peace and to leave war behind, people do what they would otherwise never do,” he says.
Singaporeans and migrants came together for a day of “Spiritual Living Through Art”.
Caritas in Greece has embraced both painting and photography as ways for migrants and refugees to communicate and bring colour to their lives.
