The "Stories of Displacement and Hope: Young Refugees Oral History Project" is a digital humanities project about young refugees currently residing in Greece. The digital archive-which was originally launched in 2019 and which was revamped and enriched with new oral history interviews by the 2024 class- is dedicated to preserving the unique experiences of dislocation through the voices of the refugees themselves. Through the testimonies of eleven Education Unites students (and service work at a refugee camp) the IHP students recorded their narrators' assessment of their current conditions of living, the causes of their displacement, their reception in Greece, their ways of coping with adversities, their future aspirations and the role of education to their integration.
