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Stefano Bleggi
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meltingpot.orgSupport ‘It tells the stories of the routes’meltingpot.orgThe Routes Journal is an alternative media project focusing on restricted mobility: it documents the criminalization of migration routes and the consequences this has on the lives of the people who travel them. It was born out of a desire by a group of researchers, artists, migrants, and activists to offer a different perspective on the phenomenon of migration. Drawing on the information that people on the move produce about their material and social conditions along the routes, a cooperative newsroom works to transform photographs, audio, and video into stories accessible to a non-specialist audience. It can be described as
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