Liberi Ludi works at the intersection of publishing, extracurricular arts education, and contemporary creative development practices. This allows us to approach the social integration of migrant children as a whole, rather than as a single educational task.

We do not simply distribute educational content. We create tools that allow children to become authors themselves, producing their own works based on classical literature, myths, fairy tales, and archetypal stories.

We believe that storytelling through creative practice helps children adapt to a new cultural environment in a more natural, engaging, and less traumatic way, especially in the period before they have fully acquired the language of the host country.

Liberi Ludi is built for migrants, largely by people with lived migration experience. The organisation brings together artists, animators, child psychologists, and leaders of extracurricular creative programmes from different countries. Many of them have themselves experienced migration in recent years and know first-hand the challenges of adaptation, identity, and social inclusion.

Rather than treating children as recipients of support, we aim to create conditions in which they can participate, express themselves, and build new social connections through shared creative work.