Faces of Migration: Young People Research the History of Migration in their Family Together

Abstract

This workbook aims at changing young people's perspective about their own family history and puts the diverse experiences and stories of students and their family members in the centre of focus. The exercises and texts collected here will motivate young people between 12 and 15 years old to research the history of migration in their family and their own real lives. In this way, new horizons are opened up as well as making visible previously invisible knowledge, hidden potential and competencies. The content Biographies and life stories involving several homes Families and their history of migration International networks Interviews and preparatory work for research City tours and transnational spaces The target groups: This workbook is aimed at teachers, students and the general public. It is intended for use in schools and educational work outside of school.