Meet the Team – Aarhus
Crossing Borders has been in Aarhus since March and the second internship programme has just started. Meet the team that has been bringing dialogue to Jutland. CB has been expanding […]
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Crossing Borders has been in Aarhus since March and the second internship programme has just started. Meet the team that has been bringing dialogue to Jutland. CB has been expanding […]
Meet the Team – Aarhus Read More »
In these days when the fences for splitting people is an extremely topical issue, we can remember a strange and very artificial border that separates an European capital, as Berlin
Crossing the prickly Cypriot border Read More »
Prophet Mohamed Cartoons and Freedom – free speech or hate speech?
Prophet Mohamed Cartoons and Freedom Read More »
You might have noticed that Crossing Borders got a new logo – and if you are wondering, what else is new on May, read this post! First of all –
Crossing borders in May, 2015 Read More »
“I like the idea of migration in general because I myself do not like to settle down in one place. I like to be on the move and see new
Immigration in Denmark Read More »
Given to her significant presence in the field of empowering young people in Africa, Aya Chebbi, the Tunisian founder of the African Youth Movement (AYM), has been invited to the
Aya Chebbi: We are a bold generation because we do not give up Read More »
Emma Watson’s UN speech called men to join the feminist movement, stating that gender inequalities are a problem of us all. This however has sparked discussions within the feminist community, bringing up the topic of male feminism again. Can a man truly be a feminist? What are the implications of being a male feminist?
Men in Feminism: Friend or Foe? Read More »
News satire has been gaining momentum, especially among the younger generation which does not trust either politicians or the media. Satire shows have managed to grasp their attention and are creating informed citizens ready to take action.
Satire as Public Service – How Laughter Outplayed Yawns Read More »
By Omeed Aminian Sami Mustafa and I became acquainted in 2010, while I was volunteer teaching youth in his hometown, Plemetina, Kosovo. During my stay there I met many amazing
Erasing Roma Stereotypes through Film Read More »
By Omeed Aminian In September, I met with Antonio Vilchez, a colleague in education and a young, enterprising Andalusian. When he told me that he had created a Non-Governmental Organization
Making the Most of European Opportunities–An Interview about NGO Startups Read More »