Archetypes of Escape #4: “I would like to reunite with my family”
Includes hoping to reunite with children and parents who have already made the journey to Europe or the US.
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Europe
Archetypes of Escape #1: “I was in extreme danger where I was (or my family was)”
Includes: political, ethnic and religious violence; threat of conscription; household conflict; violence from land disputes and other violence; violence from
Read MoreCrossing into Sudan
Hercules escapes oppression in Eritrea and travels via Sudan to Israel, back to East Africa then on to Greece
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“Worth the 500-Mile Walk”
A young Syrian professional’s journey to “the-country-North-of-Turkey” that he wants to explore. Here he sets off through the wilds for
Read MoreAhmed’s Journey from Syria to Turkey via Lebanon and Egypt
A family man zig-zags across income streams, kinship ties, banks and modes of money transfer.
Read MoreA Shot of Whiskey
Afghanistan to Greece – fleeing the Taliban and unsafe conditions, a family embarks on a journey to reach Germany. Along
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