True Stories - John

John est un réfugié du camp grec de Nea Kavala à Polykastro. Originaire d’Inde, il a rapidement voulu suivre les cours d’anglais d’Open Cultural Center (OCC) à son arrivée. Et ça lui a tellement plu qu'il en est devenu un fidèle bénévole ! Aujourd’hui, il propose à son tour des activités ludiques aux enfants réfugiés de l’association, les Falafels kids. En plus de cet engagement, il travaille dans une entreprise de nettoyage de voiture. Dans cet épisode, John nous fait part de sa passion pour la pédagogie, de sa vie au camp, mais aussi des problématiques que renferme l'arrivée d’une personne migrante dans un pays étranger où tout lui est inconnu. 🎙️Clichés est un podcast produit par la Croix-Rouge française et Louie Média, présenté par Sophie-Alex Bacquer. Alexandra Vépierre a écrit, enregistré et monté cet épisode, Gautam Shukla en a fait la réalisation et le mix. Marine Quéméré a assuré la composition musicale du générique, et Nicolas Vercambre des nappes sonores. La production a été supervisée par Eloise Normand. ⛑️Vous pouvez retrouver tous les épisodes de Clichés sur les sites de la Croix-Rouge française et de Louie Media, et sur toutes vos applications de podcasts préférées. 🎥Vous pouvez aussi retrouver ces témoignages, en plusieurs langues, en format vidéo sur la chaine Youtube de La Croix Rouge Française. ⭐️Si cet épisode vous a plu, n’hésitez pas à vous abonner et à nous laisser des étoiles et des commentaires ⭐️ Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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