Monthly Recap of Danish politics and society – March 2019 »
By Gustav Hoejmark-Jensen
We are already well into the spring month of April, but there are plenty of reasons to dwell a
Parents in Denmark demand changes in kindergartens »
by Guki Giunashvili, photos by Guki Giunashvili
Last week, on April the 6th, Aarhus Rådhuspladsen was filled with parents and their young
Building trust in a divided society »
By Madalina Paxaman, photos by Lars Nielsen, Jakob Spange and Jesper Lyng Michelsen
Bound by the new communication technologies that were
The fight against an uncertain future: climate change protests in Aarhus »
By Luca Polizzi, photos by Luca Polizzi
Young people from Aarhus recently joined their peers in a climate strike to demand better
The monthly recap of Danish politics and society – February 2019 »
By Gustav Højmark-Jensen, photos by Pixabay.com
In this February recap of Danish politics and news: Danske Bank feels the pressure from the
In Denmark, Feminism is still considered a bad word »
By Dánae Vílchez, photos by Synne Bjørnson and Everyday Sexism Denmark
Many recognize Scandinavia as the most gender-equal region in the world.
Aarhus’ answer to radicalisation – a success story »
By Louise Rasmussen, photos by Guki Giunashvili, Paxels.com and Flick.com
Erhan Kilic starts telling his story in the small attic of Free
The profile of an expat in Aarhus: Kate Dahl »
By Madalina Paxaman, photos by Judy Jørgensen and Greg McQueen
Internationalization is, it seems, the story on everyone’s lips these days
The monthly recap of Danish politics and society – December 2018 and January 2019 »
By Gustav Hoejmark-Jensen, photos by pxhere.com, Flickr.com and Wikipedia.com
After a short break during the winter holidays, we are now back with
Lunar New Year: Aarhus celebrates the Year of the Pig »
By Haoruo Wei, Photos by Haoruo Wei
The legendary dragon is dancing around the hall decorated by national flags of China and