Venezuelan Refugees

UNHCR film explores journey of Venezuelan refugees and migrants

Newsday Reporter, Joey Bartlett, writes about the premiere of our new documentary film, Starting Over, produced for the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), with support from the European Union, through the Inclusive Cities/Communities of Solidarity (ICCS) project. Accompanying the screening of the film was a panel discussion, moderated by Ainka Williams and featuring Filmmaker Rhonda Chan Soo, Pan American Development Foundation Director Hannah Katwaroo, Social Innovation Strategist Anya Ayoung-Chee, Entrepreneur & Asylum-seeker Marianmer, and Daniel Leon Barboza of the Economic Commission for Latin America & the Caribbean.

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“Unanswered questions” – Wesley Gibbings reviews “The Challengers” film screening + panel

Wesley Gibbings reviews our new documentary film, “The Challengers”, which was produced for UNHCR with support from the EU in T&T through the Inclusive Cities project.

“The Challengers”, a competitive underdog volleyball club, nurtures community for Venezuelan refugees and asylum-seekers in Central Trinidad. In the film The Challengers, titled the same as the club, we learn about the team’s fight for inclusion, we spend time with a few of the volleyball players at training for their upcoming tournament and get a glimpse into their lives off the court.

This film picks up where Bird’s Eye View’s previous documentary Nearest Neighbours (2019) leaves off, three years after the migrant registration process was initially facilitated by the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. Following this registration process, we consider the circumstances surrounding the lives and rights of refugees and asylum-seekers in 2022.

To read the review, visit: https://guardian.co.tt/opinion/unanswered-questions-6.2.1527655.bf02ff88dc

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