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Phyllis, from Ghana, first joined MigraCode as a student in the AWS Cloud Computing bootcamp. After graduation, she decide to join the MigraCode team as an ESC volunteer, going from being a ...
Education is a fundamental right, yet millions of displaced children are excluded from it. This article highlights the challenges refugee communities face and how the DAPHNE-CHILD project at OCC ...
We’re excited to share that Open Cultural Center has a brand-new website. After months of work behind the scenes, we’ve created a space that better reflects who we are today and the work we ...
Discover how The Caravan of Exile challenges polarising narratives around migration by bringing real stories into public spaces. This article explores how face-to-face dialogue, personal ...
This third article of the series exposes the inhumane conditions faced by minors who are under state care in Ceuta and Melilla, the enclaves of Spain.
This second article of the series exposes the inhumane conditions faced by minors who arrive alone on Europe’s most dangerous migration route to the Canary Islands. s
In this latest series of Insights by OCC, we are looking at the situation for migrant people at Spain's borders. Beneath the plastic-covered greenhouses of southern Spain, thousands of migrant ...
Open Cultural Center Spain and Greece are proud to participate in Refugee Week 2025 by hosting a series of cultural events, bringing our communities together for World Refugee Day. Read the full ...
Racism in Spain's housing market creates barriers to fair housing. Discover Asma and Maodo's struggles in finding a safe and stable home.
Open Cultural Center and Refugees Welcome Spain release a joint feminist manifesto focusing on the care sector and the rights of care workers.
An article which explores the EU's new Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive and the role it can play in connecting companies with NGOs that work in the social sector.
An interview with Kelly Lua, an Afro-Brazilian stage actress based in Barcelona, where she discusses being a Black migrant woman in theatre and reflecting on the role of social theatre. An ...
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