MEET final conference - Décoder le doc: Minorités : images émancipatrices ou stigmatisantes ? by Média Animation asbl

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MEET final conference - Décoder le doc: Minorités : images émancipatrices ou stigmatisantes ? by Média Animation asbl

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Deuxième session de "Regards Croisés" avec Abel Carlier (Wallonie Image Production) et Pablo Muñoz Gomez (réalisateur du documentaire Intégration Inch’Allah, 2016). The final conference of the European project MEET was held in Brussels on November 15th, 2018. Co-funded by the Erasmusl+ Programme of the European Union. More information on the MEET project on meetolerance.eu/final-conference/

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