November 29, 2012. Our project, no more or no less, aims to help build a better world with men and women, families, partners, businesses of all sizes, with people just about everywhere, who think that the world is not so bad, but that it could probably be better…
A personalized proposal, in its own words:
All of us, migrants.
Our migrations are the foundation and keystone of our humanity: yesterday, today and tomorrow, we were, we are and we shall be, always, all of us, migrants.
Because the human being is by nature a migrant being.
Our migrations are to be understood according to a global approach: physical, psycho-intellectual and spiritual; not just looking at the spatiotemporal or climatic dimension, nor limiting them to a socioeconomic integration. Therefore, without a discriminating categorization: "the migrants".
Every human being is unique and, correlatively, every migration is unique.
Our migrations affect every human being and the whole human being.
To be migrant constitutes our Humanity.
Given the way migration is treated and narrowly viewed by the media and by political, social, and even economic interests, whereby a certain "undefined" group agrees to "help" those referred to as "migrants" (a term that is widely used, but ill-defined), is it still possible to ask "why", to ask what meaning our migrations have, all our migrations?
