Coronation Street in the Heart of the Jordaan neighbourhood
door Trudeke Sillevis Smitt
WE not ME
On the picture you see some people wearing the shirt of the #WEnotME campaign of The Present Movement. This campaign was created to support those who need it most in times of corona – those who can’t choose hygiene, keep their distance or stay at home. That’s why 100% of the profits from the #WEnotME campaign go to initiatives that support refugees both at home and abroad, namely Family on a Mission & Team Humanity. Family on a Mission is an Amsterdam-based organization that works hard for the ‘Mandela-kids’ – a group of boys who have been ‘living’ in a car park in the Bijlmer for a year now. The woman with the blond hair and white shirt is Lisa Elsenburg, one of the initiators of Family on a Mission.
by The Present Movement
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