• The people usually move to get a better job and to have a better future. My father comes from Basilicata, from the south of Italy, and my mother comes from Veneto, in the north Italy. They found a lot of difficulties when they left their families. My father arrived here in 1966, my mother arrived in 1963. I have been to my mother's and my father's village. My father's parents live in Basilicata. Every summer I go on holiday to my father's village, Spinoso. It's very small village. I stay there about a month and I usually go to the beach where I meet friends. Daniela from Italy , 2001 (more...)
• For me, when the people move nd leave their houses, thy are sad. Many of my relatives moved but now they are happy to stay near me and my family. My grandparents lived in Veneto and, about 10 years ago, they moved to Muggiò. I'd love to move to Sicilia or Sardegna because the climate is very hot and because the sea and the beaches are very very beautiful. BYE BYE Manuela 2° B, 12, Mmuggiò 2001
• By Land, Sea or Air is a Who-Am-I? program lesson plan: Curriculum connections; Practical tips about use in classrooms; Supplementary resources; Workshop; Signing up to participate with your students. Participating in chats is not required!
• Interesting background reading:
  • Migration Information: Glimpses of migrant populations, their reasons for moving, and their rates of assimilation into host countries. Data is available for western European countries, Australia, and the US.
  • Forced Migration Review
  • The slave ship Fredensborg
  • Countries Ranked by Population
  • The Family History project and related Genealogy Links
  • Historical Text Archive: Articles, books, maps, and photographs on various subject categories, including genealogy, history, religion, rock-n- roll, wars, and women's studies.

"This picture was taken by my father in our house in Agdam City of Azerbaijan . I was 2 years old then. Three years later I and my family left Agdam as refugees running from Armenian soldiers.." Samir from Azerbaijan