Little Amal: An Enormous Puppet Is Traveling 8,000km to Shine Light on the Refugee Crisis

Photograph by Bevan Roos. All images shared with permission

To draw attention to the ongoing refugee crisis, an oversized puppet will traverse 8,000 kilometers on a route starting at the Turkey-Syria border. From April to July 2021, “Little Amal” will travel across Greece, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, and France on a search “to find her mother. To get back to school. To start a new life.” The international journey will end in the United Kingdom, with a celebration at Manchester International Festival. Good Chance Theatre, a London-based organization dedicated to humanitarian and social justice efforts, is helming the public project “embodying the urgent message, ‘Don’t forget about us.’”

The 3.5-meter tall character, which was created by Handspring Puppet Company, will stop in 70 cities across Europe to meet with locals and participate in celebrations and education programs. “At this time of unprecedented global change, The Walk is an artistic response: a cultural odyssey transcending borders, politics, and language to tell a new story of shared humanity – and to ensure the world doesn’t forget the millions of displaced children, each with their own story,” Good Chance writes in a statement.

Check out the official map of Amal’s international journey and planned events on the project’s site, and follow along with updates on her progress on Instagram and YouTube. (via It’s Nice That)

 

Little Amal: An Enormous Puppet Is Traveling 8,000km to Shine Light on the Refugee Crisis

Photograph by Bevan Roos

Little Amal: An Enormous Puppet Is Traveling 8,000km to Shine Light on the Refugee Crisis

Photograph by Bevan Roos

Little Amal: An Enormous Puppet Is Traveling 8,000km to Shine Light on the Refugee Crisis

Photograph by Bevan Roos

Little Amal: An Enormous Puppet Is Traveling 8,000km to Shine Light on the Refugee Crisis

Photograph by Bevan Roos

Little Amal: An Enormous Puppet Is Traveling 8,000km to Shine Light on the Refugee Crisis

Photograph by Bevan Roos

Little Amal: An Enormous Puppet Is Traveling 8,000km to Shine Light on the Refugee Crisis

Photograph by Bevan Roos

Little Amal: An Enormous Puppet Is Traveling 8,000km to Shine Light on the Refugee Crisis

Photograph by Nick Wall

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