Refugee Friends: how a kid’s idea is helping integration in Aarhus »
By My Pham and Maria Jose Villanueva, photos by Flygtningevenner
If you have recently taken a bus in Aarhus, you may have noticed a
Aarhus demonstrators join fight against racism »
Ten days after marching for gender equality at the Women’s March, protesters gathered in Aarhus once again to
Your weekly recap of Danish politics and society – Week 9 »
Curious about what is going on in Danish society? Worry no more! Each week we will bring you the main political
“If you’re gay and brown”: Life as a gay immigrant in Denmark »
In a country that was the first in the world to recognise same-sex partnerships in 1989, a Filipino tells his love story
Survivors of conflict living in Denmark, past and present »
by Sarah Price
For many of us, it’s hard to imagine a life void of security and stability in our home countries.
Zulaika, the hybrid: An Afghan’s story of growing up in Denmark »
by Zulaika Popal, feature photo: Aarhus, by Giang Pham
Growing up in two cultures has its advantages and disadvantages – my case
An Aarhus Youtuber becomes a sensation after Trump wins »
by Laura Maia “I am a Muslim, not a terrorist. If you trust me, give me a hug.” Open arms, blindfolded,
“My dream in Denmark is to keep my children safe” »
by Natalia Ghincul
Lyngbygård Asylum Centre, 13 km South-west from Grenaa, is one of the asylum centers across Denmark which is run by
How to help refugees in Denmark »
This is the ultimate guide for helping out where help is needed
By Isabelle Bonenkamp
The borders are closed but the refugees have
What does a day in the life of an asylum seeker look like? »
Arriving in Denmark is not easy. Language, customs and culture are challenging. The application process is complex and the future remains uncertain. This