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The participants of the 2024 edition of the ‘In Between?’ project explored the subject of invisible borders. During their study visits to Masuria in Poland and Helsinki/Tallinn along the Finnish/Estonian border, they created two audio documents that depict their findings and reflections.

This reportage follows our participants on their journey through Masuria, Poland.

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In Between? is an educational project for students interested in exploring the history of the European borderland regions. During the 2024 edition of the programme the participants met in Warsaw and subsequently set off on study visits to Masuria and the Finish-Estonian borderland, where they interviewed members of the local community and produced a series of podcasts.

'In Between?' is an educational project for students interested in exploring the history of the borderland regions of Europe. The participants are given a unique opportunity to conduct academic research using oral history methodology and learn how to present the results with help of the newest technologies.

During the 2022 edition of the programme the participants met in Warsaw and subsequently set off on study visits to Alsace, Friuli Venezia Giulia or Cieszyn Silesia, where they interviewed members of the local community and produced a series of podcasts.

'In Between?' took place for the first time in 2016. Since then, the project has been repeated every year, each time in a different part of Europe. In 2018 'In Between?' received a special mention by the organisation Europa Nostra.

Director: Jaro Ridzon

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"In Between?" is an educational project initiated in April 2016 by European Network Remembrance and Solidarity. The participants are given an opportunity to conduct research in the European borderland regions using oral history methodology. In 2019 the workshop was devoted to the 80th anniversary of the World War II outbreak on 1 September 1939 in Kashubia (Pomerania), close to the city of Gdańsk. The participants took part in artistic workshops and lectures, as well as they met inhabitants of the region and witnesses to history, in search for contemporary traces of memory of the traumatic events that took place in the Piaśnica forests in 1939–1940.

We invite visual arts amateurs and professionals, enthusiasts of history, cultural anthropology and sociology aged 18 – 25 to apply for the online edition of the international project In Between? – image and memory, which focuses on the relations between visual arts and memory studies. The project, taking place between 3 and 18 August 2020, will consist of a webinar, individual online masterclasses and a final photo competition. Application deadline is 28 June 2020.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Julia Barandun, Orsolya Gabriella Csizmár, Máté Makaji, Klaudija Miceva, Petra Mieth, Noelia Paz Fernández, accompanied by Evelina Hägglund, the independent researcher. The group was leaded by Beata Drzazga and guided Dr Zsuzsanna Agora and Dr Virág Rab.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Heidi Johanna Gritsh, Goda Milasiute, Anna-Katharina Wiesinger, Jana Maria Weiss and Jeta Rexha. The group was leaded by Karolina Dziełak.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Ljumi Bekjiri, Piotr Brzeski, Sara Gavran, Krystof Nerold, Florentina Qorri, Agnieszka Szajewska. The group was leaded by Małgorzata Czyżewska, and guided by Pjerin Mirdita from Site of Witness and Memory in Shkoder, Albania, and representatives of Youth Initiative for Human Rights in Montenegro.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Eduardo Granados Reguilón, Joanna Lickiewicz, Claudia Freixes Martínez, Anne-Florence Neveu and Laia Gallego Vila. The group was leaded by Zhanna Vrublevska and David González Vázquez from MUME - The Exile Memorial Museum.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Valbona Bezati, Zuzanna Dobrzanska, Dominika Malecka, Alexios Ntetorakis Exarchou, Andrej Tatarchevski and Angela Zdravkovska. The group was leaded by Naum Trajanovski and Meri Stojanova.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Kacper Awzan, Jan Charvát, Katarzyna Choroszucha, Antonia Foldes, Ugnė Makauskaitė and Miona Prokic. The group was leaded by Zhanna Vrublevska (ENRS).

Collective work by the study visit participants: Teresa Brenner, Karolíná Bukovská, Tena Lavrenčič, Andrea Sierra Baz, Hanna Kovhan, Sebastian Günzel. The group was leaded by Marta Jakubowska and guided by Alexandra Kofler and David Kranzelbinder.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Paweł Drymajło, Galya Vasylenko, Nella McNicol, Anastasia Soroka, Olena Nikulina and Júlia Németh. The group was leaded by Zhanna Wróblewska and Pavlo Khudish.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Ivanka Průchová, Dorota Mysior, Felix Rapp, Valentina Semeghini, Rebecca Brown and Eldaniie Abdurashytova. The group was leaded by Karolina Dziełak.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Anna Anastasiia Zubko, Christoph Jakubowsky, Kinga Czechowska, Karen Nikiforov, Mariya Vasylyeva, Ksenia Wilaszek. The group was leaded by Igor Kalina and guided by Dorota Bazuń and Anitta Maksymowicz.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Monika Hrycyk, Joanna Urbańska, Oleksandr Yaroshchuk, Karoline Winter, Anton Udovenko, Viktoriia Medvedko. The group was leaded and guided by Zhanna Vrublevska.

Collective work by the study visit participants: Milena Błahuta, Adrian Bociek, Anna Doppler, Nikola Jekic, Chiara Meani, Stefan Mijailovic. The group was leaded by Naum Trajanovski and Enisa Maksumic (Zena BiH).

Collective work by the study visit participants: Erzsébet Árvay, Kristina Božič, Ivor Glavaš, Felix Hoske, Bela Bracko-Milesevic and Marija Stankovic. The group was leaded by Małgorzata Czyżewska and Izabela Wierzbicka.