17.01.2021 History

Where are we from? – Cultural Historical Project

Where are we from? is a cultural-historical project led by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage

Where are we from? is a cultural-historical project led by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage

which originate from the Fund of The Promotion of Culture.

The project includes a performance which is based on interviews with families – stories of 20 families from Poland from West Pomerania.

For the performance

The managers of this project asked 20 families these questions:

Do you know where you from?
Do you know the history of your family?

This seemingly simple question often brings family anecdotes, sometimes dramatic answers about difficult choices,

often stories not black and white at all.

The project aims that this research will inspire families to seeking for an answer to the questions:

where are we from, what did our family participate in, how did they dress, live, what traditions they had, what kind of culinary?

 

The project was implemented by an Association Czas Przestrzeń Tożsamość from Szczecin.

 

For the project`s website 

The website in Hebrew

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