The Joint History Project is launching a new series of conversations with young people, and the first topic is dedicated to migrations. How do young people view migration today? In this video, high school students share their thoughts, family stories, and perspectives on one of the most important topics of our past and present.

Migration is not just about numbers and statistics – it is about human destinies, movements, and the encounters of different cultures. Through the voices of these students, we are opening up a space for understanding and dialogue.

Multiperspectivity in History Education In history education, there is rarely just one side to the story.

That is why through this video, as well as through our entire work, we promote multiperspectivity – a methodology that teaches us to view historical events from different angles, critically examine sources, and understand the complexity of the past without prejudice.