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The International Cities Of Refuge Network (ICORN) offers temporary protective residencies to writers, artists, and journalists at risk.
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Joined May 2014
RT @BurushAlex: An article on the Norwegian newspaper “stavanger Aftenbladet”, discussing the critical importance of freedom of expression…
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RT @ReporterOG: Apply now for the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Germany Reporting #Fellowships! Two journalists who are exposed to specia…
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RT @ReporterOG: Applications for the #BerlinFellowhipProgram of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Germany are open! The participants will joi…
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RT @ReporterOG: Apply now for the Rest & Resilience #Fellowship, in cooperation with the @panterstiftung! Starting in May we invite the fel…
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RT @ECPMF: 🗣️ Join us for "Beyond Borders: Temporary Relocation Programmes for Journalists at Risk" on 21 November at 12:00 CET! Learn how…
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Sara Khayat, a queer visual artist and graphic designer from Syria, has been the ICORN resident in Gävle, Sweden, since early 2023. Learn more about her work in the last two years:
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Umeå hosts the Swedish ICORN Network Meeting More about the event:
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Sudanese journalist and writer Elzahraa Jadallah is the new ICORN resident in Larvik, Norway. Welcome, Elza! More:
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Dominika Kasprowicz and Marianne Borgen are ICORN's new board members. More:
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Cartoonist Khalid Albaih with new exhibition 'Everything Everywhere Here Now' Opens on 19 October 2025 at Avistegnernes Hus, Drøbak. More information: @khalidalbaih
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Artist Sanaz Hakimi opens first solo exhibition in Sweden 🖼️🎨 Less than a year after arriving in Sweden and taking up the ICORN residency in Örebro, the exhibition explores the theme of freedom, symbolised by the colour green. More:
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Professor Lyndsey Stonebridge: ‘Without art and education, we are not going to get politics which can protect the human condition’ Professor Stonebridge delivered the annual ICORN Lecture at the Kapittel Literature Festival last week. Full interview:
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Atefe Asadi: The power of literature in challenging totalitarianism. A recipient of the Hannah Arendt Scholarship, writer, editor, and translator Atefe Asadi from Iran has been the ICORN resident in Hanover since December 2022. Full article:
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Poet, writer, and journalist Hussein Al-Dahir takes up Færder’s first ICORN residency. Welcome, Hussein!
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RT @engagenow_eu: LAST WEEK to apply for the second edition of the PEN Català's Roissy-en-Brie Poetry Prize for refugees in Europe ⬇️ 🏆 Pr…
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RT @AhmedurChy: At ICORN's invitation, I wrote this essay to provide background information about the #StudentProtests in #Bangladesh, espe…
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Ahmedur Chowdhury: July 36 and Bangla Spring: Bangladesh's Student Uprising for Democracy Full article:
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Anisur Rahman on Bangladesh: ‘A nation where all that secular culture is under attack’
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Hip-hop artist Mohammed El-Susi, photojournalist Hayat Al-Sharif, and musicians Yusuf Suleiman and Arya Aramnejad performed at Mangfoldsfesten in the Norwegian city of Haugesund. More:
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🚨Shelter City Netherlands: Call for applications for human rights defenders at risk Deadline: 30 August 2024 More information & application:
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