On drawing and togetherness, everywhere and anywhere
Nicky Parker, Amnesty International Poland
In his fourth drawing workshop for young Seen and Heard participants, former UK Children’s Laureate Chris Riddell sketches some of his favourite subjects and invites the children to draw whatever they like.
Children’s Rights in Our Hands
Sita Brahmachari
Sita Brahmachari's visit to Malta took the project up another notch. To re-wilding, now more than ever.
Seen and Heard Protest Videos: Thinking through Tech
Charlie Cauchi
How can today's technologies make youths feel seen and heard? Audiovisual director Charlie Cauchi weighs in.
Young People Speaking Up for Themselves
Dr. Mateusz Świetlicki (University of Wrocław, Poland)
With Seen and Heard, our aim is to demarginalise young people and give them space that they may not otherwise have due to their context, to voice their concerns and opinion. Words by Dr. Mateusz Świetlicki.
Interdisciplinary EmPOWERment
Dr Farriba Schulz (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)
Wherever we are, be it in the museum, theatre or at the university, we surround ourselves with different art forms, to familiarise ourselves with various strategies in order to help children to be Seen and Heard. Words by Dr. Farriba Schulz.
I Hear The Sound of People Drawing, It’s Quiet and Soft…
Dr Giuliana Fenech, University of Malta
Chris Riddell explains that drawing can help us to express how we feel, what has happened to us in our life and what we dream of or desire - the stepping stone towards Seen and Heard's mission, freedom of expression. Words by Dr Giuliana Fenech.
