Beautiful how the E.U. can literally create love, non?

I filmed this personal documentary in a residence facility for the elderly, the headmaster of which was my grandmother.

“Every time, the drive is shorter than this feeling should deserve.”

The photographs were taken in Berlin on November 2018, during the Day of the Elimination of Violence against Women.

For this week celebrating women all over the world, we decided to do a wee #ThrowbackThursday and compile a few women’s portraits, produced since the start of Humans and note down that according to these, a woman’s favorite activity is to:

“When we talked about the future of Europe, I thought first about integration, and how we can improve integration in Europe.”

What a timely day to post this photoseries about people in the Dolomites, a winter refuge in Italy that now feels the burn of climate change.

Around the corner from the EU institutions in Brussels lies Matongé.

Mya berger , engagement editor at @areweeurope, took a train to Glasgow. But not just any train – she was part of the campaign Rail to the COP26.

The Lab is a project by Arty Farty, launched with the support of the European Union with the ambition to bring together, on a dedicated platform, a shared reflection on the future of culture in Europe.

“I come from both Turkish and Kurdish roots; building a life and career in another country with such conditions guided me to look inwards and honestly get to know myself.”

Jakhini: - People often say about us the ‘younger generation’ that we are 'too chill' about things. But I like how we interact. We’re all very frank, we can speak our minds and we all listen to each other, which is really nice

We love the ocean, as it brings us life and connects us all”

“Despite the chaos of the wide range of mediums to work with, I hope to never refine the scope of what I create.”

I was forty when I decided to fully become the woman that I always were and because of this decision I lost colleagues, people I knew and even friends.

I was six years old when we arrived in Sweden with my family - as refugees from Kosovo. I remember our journey in detail: my parents hastily packed our belongings, we took a first bus to the Czech Republic, to Poland and we finally took a boat to Sweden. It was really windy.

“As a child I used to live in Leśniewo in Buki. There was nothing to eat but pears”

A year ago, a Polish Constitutional Tribunal ruling led to a ban on near all abortions in Poland. As a result, women across the country took to the streets.

“I’ve been in love with folklore and cultural heritage for longer than I can remember, as well as the often invisible or unknown lifestyle of these communities.”

“My Afghan clothes mean everything to me, they are my most prized possession. They are part of my identity, my culture and my beautiful country that I unfortunately cannot go to now...”