Have you ever wondered which stories are hidden behind the walls that so many of you pass daily? As a citizen that was born and raised in Amsterdam I was awfully unaware of most stories. Walking the eponymous audio tour by the Stadsarchief made me look differently to the city. It made me go back in history (which was actually not even that long ago). It made me reflect on the traces that were left by colonialism. Scars that still mark today's society and its injustice.

This is the story of a street in transition. Old residents leave, new ones arrive, and the facades are renovated one by one. This series follows the transition of the houses, the neighbours in and around them, and the neighbourhood itself. Renovation and gentrification brings new life to the square, but what sacrifices are made? And who gets to call this place home?

Drones or Kites? documents a silent kite-flying action for Gaza on the beach at Zandvoort aan Zee. The action was a response to the Israeli government’s announcement that anyone flying a kite could be considered a legitimate target, after a few kites drifted over from Gaza. The army itself acknowledged that they carried no explosives and had simply been flown by children. When a child’s kite can become a target, what are we willing to accept, and what are we willing to do?

Still Burning documents an evening with the Dolle Mina’s, held in the pouring rain on the birthday of Wilhelmina Drucker. A century ago she fought for women’s rights and was met with hatred. Today, women in politics still face a flood of online hate. Here, the hate comments the Dolle Mina’s received were ritually burned, while female politicians spoke about the abuse they endure and why they keep going. Through speeches, performances and fire, this series captures a crowd that refuses to be silenced. Hate is easy to send. What kindness will you send back?

The climate goals are slipping out of reach. The world, including our own goverment, are (still) failing to come close to our climate goals. Nevertheless, there seems to be a lack of urgency. Which slogan hits you most?