A Student’s Guide to the Refugee Crisis Sarah Chang

Why should we care about Greece given our global political climate? This episode covers an interview with UNHCR as to how the refugee crisis in Greece started, evolved, and why it should matter to us. The perspective of activists on the ground floor, why they’re a part of the Revolution, and a powerful statement from a fellow SJSU student.

from their lips to your ears: personal experiences from refugees and their journeys, why and how they left their homes. How to get involved in the conversation.

Interviews from a Political Science student and two Professors from NAU. Their reflections on this global crisis. How it relates to the US/MEXICO border issues. A song from the album “Voluntary Return: Songs of Solidarity with Migrants and Refugees” available on cdbaby.com

We talk to locals to get their perspective. One Italian cop and a right-wing politician to get both sides of the debate. Parallels with our own issues in the States discussed

13 students from California report on the refugee crisis in Europe. This episode explains Italy’s plight in more detail and gives insight on some need-to-know terminology and the discriminatory laws that accompany them