I’m alive
The exhibition I’m Alive includes interviews with refugees and their stories about how smartphones and the internet helped them during their dangerous, long journeys towards safety.
The I’m Alive exhibition also showcases innovative initiatives that have helped refugees, of which mobile technology has often been an essential element.
The I’m Alive tour schedule
- Borlänge, autumn 2018
- Huseby Bruk i Kronoberg: 1 September 2017 – 15 January 2018
- House of Sweden, Washington, USA: 15 March 2017 – 15 March 2018
- The National Museum of Science and Technology: 12 October 2016 – 23 August 2017
In the exhibition you will meet – among others – Deema, Hanadi and Khalid, who share their experiences of the important roles their smartphones served when they were fleeing. In the VR experience “Clouds over Sidra” you will enter the everyday existence of refugees in the Zaatari camp in Jordan. In a digital visualisation using unique data, you can follow how refugee boats were piloted across the Mediterranean Sea using social media.
This exhibition is initiated and produced by The National Museum of Science and Tehnology in collaboration with, amongst others, Sverige för UNHCR, Better Shelter, Refugees Welcome Stockholm, Villa Victoria, Annah Björk, Mattias Beijmo and the Maritme Organisation for Following-up and Rescue.
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Last updated 7 December 2021.