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Ways of Seeing
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Aangespoelden
A retrospective study of my integration process in Belgium
Story
I recently became aware of the word: “Aangespoelden”. Being an immigrant myself it really hit - I felt identified by it. But it is usually used here, for people who are not originally from Gent, but ended living here. It literally means “Washed Ashore”.
It hit because I consider myself an immigrant!
My final year project for “Digital Storytelling” will be about that topic.
My integration process in Belgium as an immigrant!
Integration process
Nederlands Les
Riet Van Heesvelde
Ledebirds Muziek
Mattias Laga
Digital Storytelling
Pieter Blomme
Internship
Collectie van de Gentenaar - Stad-Gent
Friends & Classmates
People I've met
Work
Freelancing
Integration courses
Beatrice
