Win a trip to the safe regions in Iraq

The Slovak Catholic Charity's What is home? project asks participants to write an essay or make a short video on a topic related to migration.

Umma,Iraq.Umma,Iraq. (Source: Courtesy of SAHI)

Do you want to travel around the safe regions in Iraq? Are you interested in the topic of migration in Slovakia or in the stories of refugees?

The Slovak Catholic Charity has announced the second round of the competition "What is home?". The competition is for young people between 18 to 30 years old who are interested in the topic of migration. Participants of the contest will be asked to write an essay or to make a short video on one of the selected topics:

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1. Stories of refugees for whom Slovakia has become a new home. Describe or record the story of a person who came from another country and is looking for a new home in Slovakia. In the story clearly explain the reasons, causes, or the main impulse for leaving home.

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