# Alan Kurdi

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Darcy Ataman: Travel Safe

Darcy Ataman is a Canadian humanitarian, music producer, and the founder and CEO of Make Music Matter, an organization that uses music therapy to help survivors of conflict and trauma. He created the Healing in Harmony program, which integrates music therapy with psychological support to assist ind…

Episode 154: Rachel Edelman

In the opening poem of Rachel Edelman's debut collection, Dear Memphis, the speaker returns to their home city after a long time away, traversing a landscape that is both familiar and foreign, a place to which she belongs but also doesn't. Over the course of the collection, Edelman asks questions a…

52. Long Live the Syrian Revolution

It's finally happened. After 13 years of struggle, the Syrian people emerge victorious. What started as military operations in the north quickly escalated into country-wide revolt, built on decades of resentment, organising and, counter-revolutionary violence. Prisons liberated, Assad fled, and for…

The day Alan Kurdi washed ashore: is sympathy enough to foster change in refugee 'crises'?

Almost 10 years ago, Alan Kurdi, a 3-year-old Syrian child drowned and washed ashore in the Turkish resort town of Bodrum. The initial reaction to the photo of his lifeless body ignited worldwide sympathy for the plight of Syrian refugees in what was dubbed “Europe’s migration crisis.” Ten years la…

How do we reflect on the European migrant crisis?

10 years ago this week, the lifeless body of three-year-old Syrian boy Alan Kurdi was pictured washed up on a Greek beach… The picture taken at the peak of the European migrant crisis received headlines around the world. How have things been 10 years on, and how should we reflect on it? Joining Kie…

News Watch: Reform’s migrant lies, Global Sumud Flotilla sets sail, and is Rylan racist?

Media Storm is back! And it's time for another News Watch, helping you get your head around the headlines. This week saw the 10 year anniversary of the death of Alan Kurdi, the four-year-old refugee child who died attempting to flee the Syrian war along with his family. A photo of his tiny body w…

No-Go Zone: 10 Years Since Europe's Migrant Invasion, Scottish Girl Vindicated, 7 AfD Politicians Murdered?

We discuss the unfolding catastrophe of the last 10 years in Europe with the propaganda campaign following the death of Alan Kurdi, due to his irresponsible fathers choices. Our Scottish gal was just vindicated. The couple that attacked and harassed the 12 and 14 year old girls in Dundee has been c…

Filmmaker and NatGeo explorer Alice Aedy on long-game activism and climate justice storytelling

New member of the prestigious NatGeo Explorers: listen to Alice Aedy share her journey and mission on climate and social justice storytelling. Saving the planet is now, in part, a communications challenge and Alice Aedy has risen to the occasion. Alice Aedy is a documentary filmmaker, photographer,…

Borders and Water

Send us a Message Haven’t read Delacroix’s Small Boat yet? You know what to do! Head to your local independent bookshop, or borrow a copy from your library. Lines Drawn upon the Water is the title of a collection edited by Karl S. Hele about First Nations people in the Great Lakes borderlands. Spea…