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Fall 2016

Fall 2016, News

An introduction to the Communication, New Media and Journalism program with Óscar Ceballos

Oscar Ceballos/16 April, 201717 April, 2017

Students from Macalester College, Elon University, University of Oregon, Villanova University, and the program’s RD talk about program structure, challenges and opportunities of creating media projects within the community, and the joys of living and learning in Seville.

Fall 2016, Magazine, Community

The Cat Rides Away on Its Bicycle

Ángela Sanz Diéguez from the University of Seville/25 March, 201726 March, 2017

From Paris to Berlin, from Madrid to New York, from Barcelona to London and now Seville. Gentrification is a process that affects neighborhoods in the most important cities of the world, forcing neighbors and businesses out in favor of those with greater purchasing power. It is a rainy Monday in the middle of November. The…

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Fall 2016, Magazine, People

Together in the Garden

Grace Hashiguchi from the University of Oregon/25 March, 201717 July, 2019

Tucked away in the Seville’s San Julian neighborhood, Luciano Furcas cultivates a community of permaculture pioneers. Through working with schoolchildren and friends in the development of sustainable agricultural ecosystems, Luciano demonstrates that hope for the future stirs in the soil.

Fall 2016, Video, Community

A house for the people

Kyle Crutchfield from the University of Tulsa/24 March, 201726 March, 2017

Casco Norte – Series V / One of the most emblematic places of Casco Norte is the Casa del Pumarejo. Built at the end of the 18th century, it is now a house where many neighbors live. But not only that: it is a symbol of the struggle of the people of the community to resist…

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Fall 2016, Video, Community

The Lion of San Marcos

Deanna Starr from Villanova University/24 January, 201719 February, 2017

Casco Norte – Series VII / The Lion of San Marcos is more than a bar. It is one of the main meeting points of the neighbors of the Casco Norte. In her final project, Deanna Starr proposes a visit to this emblematic place that manages to capture its special atmosphere.

Travel, Fall 2016, Magazine, People

Europe on a Bicycle

Delfina Benedetti from the University of Seville/24 January, 201717 July, 2019

Cyclists and nature lovers Tim Wimborne and Meraiah Folley started a five- month bike trip this past June with their kids, son Morgan and daughter Eden. The adventure began in Copenhagen with a one-way ticket and a tandem bike. “What are the chances of finding your life partner on the border of Cambodia?” they asked…

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Fall 2016, Video, Arts

Passages

Elizabeth Anderson from Elon University/24 January, 201724 January, 2017

Casco Norte – Series VI / With its many spaces dedicated to workplaces and workshops of different types, Pasaje Mallol street can be seen as a gateway to several universes that connect the visitor with the community of Casco Norte in its most creative aspect. Ellie Anderson’s documentary essay poetically expresses this idea.

Fall 2016, Video, Community

Plaza del Pelícano

Molly Flerlage from Macalester College/24 January, 201724 January, 2017

Casco Norte – Series III / One of the jewels of the district of Casco Norte is its community of craftsmen, in the Plaza del Pelícano. This place, which was the first industrial estate of Seville in the 19th century, is now a center of constant activity where craftsmen of different types coexist and share their knowledge and…

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Fall 2016, Video, Community

Tranquility

Neil Holbrook from Washington State University/24 January, 201724 January, 2017

Casco Norte – Series II / The district of San Julián, in Casco Norte, is perhaps the last stronghold of the center of Seville that has not yet undergone the process of general gentrification driven by tourism. The traditional neighborhood life and sense of community survive in this place. The feeling of tranquility that fills visitors…

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Fall 2016, News, Community

Recyclants, Agbogbloshie, Accra

Marina Blesa CIEE Professor/16 January, 201727 November, 2017

Between December of 2014 and January of 2015, Antonio Pérez, photographer and professor at the communication, new media and journalism CIEE program in Seville, visited one of the most populated places on the planet, the electronic waste dumpsite of Agbogbloshie in Ghana. The result of his interaction with the hundreds of ‘Recyclants’ who work there…

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