The construction of a new island in Copenhagen can cause problems for residents and tourists
Ever since the construction of the new island, Lynetteholmen, was set...
Learning about the agricultural history of Denmark
By Larissa Kuiper, Lindokuhle Mlombo and Jack Wilson In Denmark we...
Good drinks, good times at Roskilde Universitet
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A Closer Look at Special Education Schools in Copenhagen
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Muslim Life in Copenhagen
Is Copenhagen’s “diverse and inclusive” city supportive of a large community?...
Queer Inclusion in the UNFPA Mission
How does a UN organization diversify its mission and practices? Alice...
COULD MONARCHIES POSSIBLY BE ABOLISHED IN THE FUTURE?
More support is needed for Monarchies around the world as the...
From Scandinavia to The Netherlands: the essence of minimalism, comfort, and elegance
When the words classy, minimalistic, comfort, and stylish resonate, one distinctive...
Half a decade of Swapfiets in Denmark: 30,000 bikes bring the population forward
The streets of Copenhagen have been filled with bikes with blue...
Exhibiting Denmark’s rural history more honestly
By Larissa Kuiper, Lindokuhle Mlombo and Jack Wilson In a country...
CHART exhibition enlivens Tivoli amusement park
By: Hanna Urfjell Pedersen and Bente van Diepen From the 24th...
Shopping Locally and Sustainably on Jægersborggade
By Laetithia Harb & Sophia Roth Jægersborggade, a cobblestone street nestled...
Expenditure on Fashion is Changing
By Sophia Roth Denmark has long become a trendsetter in the...
Ten years after a plan of action, what has changed for people living with disabilities in Denmark?
By: Elise Kieffer and Ines Linder In 2013 the Danish Parliament...
Food sharing – in times of need
By Ines Linder and Elise Kieffer Some Danes claim to have...
The Red Van: Copenhagen’s only mobile-run organization for sex workers
Written by: Natalia Chairez The Red Van is a non-profit NGO...
Transgender in Denmark – still a long way to go?
Little over one year ago, Denmark implemented the most far-reaching law...
Copenhagen’s Red Van organization celebrates International Women’s Day
Written by: Natalia Chairez The celebration of women has come a...
Copenhagen’s Thriving Thrifting
Copenhagen is leading the way in sustainability with the city council’s...
Dürüm shop on Nørrebrogade bringing homemade and fresh to the melting pot of Copenhagen
On one of Nørrebro’s most famous streets, a hidden gem was made...
