Step into an evening of powerful storytelling and reflection with Julia Rakogianni, followed by a delicious community dinner by Selva Brazilian Street Food! Julia Rakogianni is an early childhood educator dedicated to creating meani ngful learning spaces. With a background in education for environment and sustainability, she believes strongly in the power of stories to shape how we understand ourselves and the world around us. Is one day enough to change your life? For Julia, it was. On September 12th, 2012, during a study trip to Copenhagen, she visited an udflytter kindergarten. The Danish approach to learning in nature sparked something in her- a life-changing decision: move north, learn Danish, and work in an udflytter kindergarten. Leaving sunny Greece for cloudy Denmark, it required a strong “why”. She found it in her passion for sustainability in early childhood education. Today, Julia lives and works in Copenhagen, exploring how nature, learning, and sustainable practices can shape the way children grow and how communities thrive. In her talk, she shares her journey, her insights, and the questions that continue to guide her. Now she wonders: what will your life-changing decision be? End the evening by gathering around a delicious community dinner hosted by Selva Brazilian Street Food. Get your tickets HERE! Thursday, 28 May, 2026 18:00 - 20:00 Union, Dynamo Room Nørre Allé 7, 2200 København

Join us for an inspiring evening with environmental filmmaker Josephine Lau Jessen and Danish photojournalist Emil Hougaard Bertelsen, as they explore land ownership inequality through the short documentary We Are the Land, followed by a delightful community dinner by Send Flere Krydderier! Josephine Lau Jessen is an environmental filmmaker and science communicator, and Emil Hougaard, a Danish photojournalist who has lived and worked in Kenya, will present their project We Are the Land, a short documentary exploring inequality in land ownership from both an artistic and political perspective. Focusing on Denmark and Kenya, the film takes an intersectional feminist and decolonial approach. With a commitment to social justice and inclusive storytelling, they shed light on pressing global inequalities through art and narrative. Thursday, 26 February 17:00-20:00 Union, Cielo (3rd floor), Nørre Allé 7, 2200 København Find the link to tickets here!

Join us for an inspiring evening with Daniel Halalla, co-founder and CEO of Impact Roasters, sharing his journey from Ethiopia to Denmark, followed by a delightful community dinner by Send Flere Krydderier! Daniel Halalla is the co-founder and CEO of Impact Roasters, a Copenhagen-based coffee company established in 2015 that focuses on sustainable, direct-trade coffee sourced from Ethiopia, connecting small-scale Ethiopian farmers directly with consumers, minimizing intermediaries. He is an Ethiopian native who grew up in a coffee-producing region and moved to Denmark where he studied at Copenhagen Business School (2014–2016). This event is where cultures meet through a shared love of coffee. Produced by Crossing Borders, featuring Impact Roasters! Thursday, 29 January 17:00-20:00 Impact Roasters, Valby Langgade 128, 2500 København