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Stories from Sweden – Dinner with strangers – Trailer

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Stories from Sweden – Dinner with strangers – Trailer

‘Stories from Sweden’ is a new documentary film concept that gives voice to the people who do their own thing and go their own way. It is a way of telling personal stories as well as conveying an image of modern Sweden. The project is meant to inspire young international audience interested in social issues, sustainability and innovation. Watch all the videos on YouTube.    The film is also available without text for local adaptations. Please contact Kristina Pernevill to receive the file. If you want to know how to remove or add subtitles to videos you publish on Facebook, please refer to these instructions.

Portraits of Migration at the Museum of Occupations in Tallinn

Portraits of Migration at the Museum of Occupations in Tallinn

On 16 May 2017 the three part exhibition Stories of Migration – then and now was inaugurated at the Occupation Museum in Tallinn, Estonia. The exhibition was a cooperation between the Embassy of Sweden in Tallinn, the Swedish Institute, International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Museum of Occupations and featured three different exhibitions on the theme of migration: Photo exhibition Portraits of Migration by Alexander Mahmoud for the Swedish Institute.  Photo and text exhibition I am a migrant by IOM telling the stories of refugees coming to Estonia. Photo- and documentary film exhibition In the Trails Of the Boat Refugees by the Baltic Art Center showing historical photos of Baltic refugees  on the island of Gotland in the 1940s by the Swedish photographer David Holmert. The connecting documentary portraits twelve youths from the Baltic Sea region reliving the faith of some of these refugees. The exhibition attracted a lot of media attention, and during the inauguration a panel discussion on migration were held with Swedish ambassador Anders Ljunggren and photographer Alexander Mahmoud among the participants. The possibility to cooperate with other exhibitions and project on the same theme was a good way to attract partners and audience to the event. Photos by Mona Loose/SI

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The Fika Ceremony

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The Fika Ceremony

Every year on National Day – new Swedes are invited to an official ’Fika’. “The Fika Ceremony” takes place in the same location as the Nobel Prize Banquet, and is for all the people who just received their Swedish citizenships. You’re not really Swedish until you have this fika!  

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This is Integration – on Ice

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This is Integration – on Ice

The Sweden-based Somalia bandy team didn’t win a single match in their third consecutive World Championships. But they’re still going strong, and drawing big crowds of supporters. Does this imply another kind of success? Are they finding their place in the local community? Now that Afghan and Syrian National Bandy teams have also begun to form in Sweden – here’s a closer look at the impact of ”integration on ice”.