SDG #4- Quality Education
The history of our planet is rife with destruction, most of which is the work of man. From climate change, to wars, abject poverty and hunger: things are quickly spiraling […]
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The history of our planet is rife with destruction, most of which is the work of man. From climate change, to wars, abject poverty and hunger: things are quickly spiraling […]
SDG #4- Quality Education Read More »
Global citizenship is a difficult topic to unpack without stepping on a few toes. Any discussion of citizenship, even a hypothetical status such as this, needs to consider that the
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Silence before the storm? Every day we are bombarded with videos of floods, forest fires, and hurricanes. The newest IPCC Report (2018) warns us about the devastating impact of global
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Today I’d like to discuss a topic close to my heart. To be a truly quintessential ‘Maya’ topic, its gotta be cross-cultural, it’s gonna involve the US and Denmark, and
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One of the Denmark team’s participant Yuki Yasumiba shares her experience about “Do it Online”- Erasmus+ Youth Exchange Project in Samobor, Croatia In the beginning of this month, I participated
“Do it Online”-Erasmus Youth Exchange Project in Samobor, Croatia Read More »
Over the past two months I have been visiting communities that are providing support to people who are facing difficulties because of their immigration status. Most of the time this
Discussing Visibility and Outness Read More »
I’m sitting in the Crossing Borders’ empty office on a foggy November morning, thinking about what to write the next blog post about. My mind is blank, the bleary greyness
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Exhaustion, stiff muscles, stuffy air, too many people, bumbling bags, harsh fluorescent lighting, and lines. So many lines. These elements are not necessarily unexpected when partaking on a transatlantic flight,
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I still have a picture of myself from my first year in school, seated in small chairs in front of my desk, surrounded by other kids who may or may
The only border and limitation you need to overcome is yourself. Read More »
“When they said ‘never again’ after the holocaust, was it meant for some people and not for others?” – Apollon Kabahizi The pursuit of science! In search of prosperity, progress,
The Backlash of European Ambition Read More »