Voice4me

26/04/2020

https://www.change.org/p/dear-mr-anastasiades-stop-the-forced-return-of-the-the-69-syrian-children-and-their-family-members-to-turkey?signed=true

Stop the forced return of the the 69 Syrian children and their family members to Turkey!

08/11/2019

Today we have received from our publisher in Athens the poetry collection of translated in Greek. (Please read the introduction by )

An official presentation of the book will be arranged by the soon.

*Thank you for the cover picture
*the anonymous sponsor
*and of course for their constant support.

19/10/2019

Yes! We finally did it! We have finally handed in the last part of the money collected to Hope For Children CRC Policy Center! All the profits are now on their way to unaccompanied children in Cyprus who are in huge need. Thank you for being with us all the way

It has really been a long journey. More than a total of 40 stories and 30 poems, totaling into five books, a magazine, interviews with activists; interviews with Professors from Universities in and out of the Cyprus, visits to refugee camps and helping the elderly is only FEW of the achievements of Voice4me over the last year.

Thank you ALL for this AMAZING journey. A big thank you to all the teammates Constantinos Antoniou Andreas Hadjiyiannis Eleni Pieri Evelina Theodosiou Anna Petrides

And ofcourse, the writers and editors,
Without your efforts, NOTHING would have been possible. I sincerely thank you.

A big thank you to Mr Xenios Polydorou, in charge of the ES Junior Achievement for his guidance and precise advices in navigating us to the right path and for making this learning experience as enjoyable as possible.

Thank you Junior Achievement Cyprus for this opportunity.

Stay tuned, as we have our last book coming out soon.
Details to follow!

03/07/2019

Happy Belated Month! Wish you all a Great Summer! 😊😜☺️🙈🌜✨👍

If you are still looking for some of the books by Voice4me, you can purchase the last few copies from Soloneion, or contact us!

For more info, check here: http://voice4me.com/shop/

20/06/2019

Refugee Day

Your Voice💙
Your Eyes, darling💙

2019 Theme:

16/06/2019

Let your Voice be heard Huda💙

16/06/2019

Voices💙

The UNHCR Office in Cyprus has teamed up with diverse partners this year to mark World Refugee Day with a number of dedicated events. Join us!

14/06/2019

Joy and happiness are only a few of the words that could be used to describe the Festival today. Happy World Refugee day everyone! It is always interesting to learn about the culture and traditions of the people around us! Those of you who did not come missed a lot of dancing and delicious food!

A big thank you to Cyprus Aware and Cyprus Refugee Council for organising this wonderful event, as well as UNHCR Cyprus, Caritas Cyprus-Κοινωνία and Hope For Children and all those of you who helped make this true.

13/06/2019

My Voice💙

From the Ancient Greek World, the Erinyes raise their Voice:

"We claim to be just and upright. No wrath from us will come stealthily to the one who holds out clean hands, and he will go through life unharmed; but whoever sins and hides his blood-stained hands, as avengers of bloodshed we appear against him to the end, presenting ourselves as upright witnesses for the dead." (The ERINYES. Aeschylus, Eumenides 310)

12/06/2019

My Voice💙

“Time to sleep in the arms of your mummy sweet baby! Goodnight” 🤱🏻

09/06/2019

Our Voice💙

“He is always well shaven, well dressed, polite, eats the food provided by the police, reads books all day, he has asked to confess to a priest....you (journalists)write about our killer, as if he was our benefactor. Look at us in the eyes and read the profile of the “man”. You don’t need more evidence. Do exactly what you have to do so that our souls will Rest In Peace. We will be buried in a couple of days and we will soon be forgotten; please do not forget, do not forgive.”

02/06/2019

My Voice💙

“A few weeks ago, my father was diagnosed with lung cancer. He used to smoke so much that his lungs were completely filled with smoke particles and had developed a tumour. At the age he is now, chemotherapy is so difficult and painful for him.

I remember when I was young that I had lost my grandfather because of cancer and so I know how much this hurts; and I honestly don't want to go through it again.

I remember that once someone told me that there is a cure for cancer, and that it is relatively cheap and easy to make. The reason, as he said it, that they do not sell this product, is because once they start selling it, demand for such doctors and hospitals will seize to exist..

Please, share and spread this message. If any of this is true, I hope that one day soon we will be able to fight for this and bring justice...”