Morten Meldal is professor of chemistry at the University of Copenhagen, and a Nobel Prize Laureate for the development of click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry in 2022. In this webinar, Morten will talk about his life and his career path. He will also discuss how diversity is vital for science and innovation, about access and opportunity privilege and how these must be overcome so that there can be a future for us all. Target group: Crossing Borders' global webinars are offered to all youth, educators and everyone else interested across the world. You can join from your classroom with your teacher and classmates, from your home or office space - or really from anywhere. This webinar is suitable for all students and educators from age 14 and up. Date & Duration: September 25, 2024. 10-11 CET. Note the time zone. Format: The webinar will take place online over Zoom. Once you sign up, you will receive a link to join the webinar CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP! 

Mette Müller Kristensten is the Director of Global Focus, a unifying platform of Danish associations dedicated to international development, environmental, and humanitarian endeavours. She is also a member of the 2030-panelet that aims to support the 2030 network's political work and promote the UN's 17 World Goals for sustainable development in cooperation with politicians. With a Master's in African Studies from the University of Copenhagen, Mette brings expertise in international development cooperation, Leave No One Behind initiatives, and civil society engagement. Join us for an exciting storytelling session followed by a delightful community dinner prepared by the renowned chefs of Send Flere Krydderier.​​

Ahrong is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Culture and Learning at Aalborg University, where she also obtained her PhD in February 2022. Ahrong's research lies within the interdisciplinary field of critical race studies and critical childhood studies. She is particularly interested in children's racialized lived experiences and how intersections of race and age sustain and inform ideas of innocence, justice, and feelings of protection for all, but especially non-white children and youth. Join us for an exciting storytelling session followed by a delightful community dinner prepared by the renowned chefs of Send Flere Krydderier.​​

Trine Pertou Mach is a Danish politician and member of the Folketinget for the Enhedslisten – De Rød-Grønne since 2022. She studied political science at the Aarhus University and went on to work in the European government, at the WWF and Danish Institute for Human Rights. She is renowned for her dedication to human rights, conflict sensitivity, and equality. With a background in non-profit organization management, she champions corporate social responsibility and international relations. She is a compelling voice in the realm of business development and leadership. Join us for an exciting storytelling session, followed by a delightful vegetarian community dinner prepared by the renowned chefs of Send Flere Krydderier, a social entrepreneurship restaurant specializing in Middle Eastern cuisine. Book your ticket

Join us for an inspiring evening of storytelling with Bente Milton, followed by a delightful community dinner by Send Flere Krydderier! Bente is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and producer with over 20 prestigious awards, including the Prix Italia and Danish Academy Award. She co-founded Transition World and City-transformers, empowering youth and communities for systemic change. As President of The Club of Budapest Scandinavia, she addresses global challenges through culture. In 2022, she led a community mission at The Buckminster Fuller Institute for The Whole Earth Game initiative. Book your ticket using this link: https://billetfix.dk/en/e/food-for-thought-with-bente-milton/

Join us for an inspiring evening of storytelling with Jonas Nøddekær, followed by a delightful community dinner by Send Flere Krydderier! Jonas has dedicated his professional life to DanChurchAid, guided by the belief that “love thy neighbour” is more than just a principle - it is a commitment to action. A passionate advocate for humanitarian aid and sustainable development, Jonas fights for those in need, ensuring they receive both immediate assistance and long-term support to build resilience against future crises. His work focuses on creating sustainable solutions that empower vulnerable communities and drive systemic change. In his leadership role, Jonas brings together public and private actors, forging partnerships that leverage shared resources and expertise for greater impact. Committed to equity, sustainability, and justice, he continues to work toward a world where lasting change is not just an aspiration but a reality. Book your ticket using this link.

Join us for an inspiring evening of storytelling with Phillippa Maigaard Filtenborg, followed by a delightful community dinner by Send Flere Krydderier! Phillippa is an experienced journalist with a strong background in broadcast media and strategic communication. Holding a Master’s degree in Journalism and English from Roskilde University (RUC), she has worked extensively in both Danish and Greenlandic media landscapes. She recently published a book on Greenland. Currently, she serves as a lecturer and a speaker on human rights issues, with a special focus on Greenland. When Obama visited Denmark last year, Phillippa moderated his presentation at the Næstved Arena. With a track record of producing high-impact news stories, hosting live broadcasts, and managing content across social media platforms, Phillippa is a versatile media professional with expertise in storytelling and audience engagement. Trained in investigative journalism, live reporting, and storytelling, Phillippa Maigaard Filtenborg brings a dynamic and informed voice to media and communication in these polarizing times. Book your ticket using this link.

Join us for an inspiring evening of storytelling with Rasmus Grue Christensen, followed by a delightful community dinner by Send Flere Krydderier! Rasmus Grue Christensen is the CEO of DIGNITY, one of the leading international organizations in fighting torture and promoting human rights. With a career spanning diplomacy, politics, and humanitarian work, he has held key leadership roles in both government and civil society. Previously, he served, among other things, as Deputy Head of Mission to the Palestinian territories in the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Secretary General for the Social Liberal Party, and Executive Director at the Danish Red Cross Youth. He has also been actively involved with Humanity in Action DK as both a Board Member and Staffer. Rasmus combines strategic leadership with a deep passion for social justice. He holds Master’s degrees from Copenhagen Business School (Business and Philosophy) and the London School of Economics (International Politics). Book your ticket using this link.

Join us for an inspiring evening of storytelling with Michelle Pace, followed by a delightful community dinner by Send Flere Krydderier! Michelle Pace is a Professor in Global Studies at Roskilde University in Denmark. Her research and teaching focus on the intersections between European, Middle East, Migration, Democratization and Conflict Studies. Trained as a political scientist, she embraces an interdisciplinary approach, integrating insights from international relations, sociology, anthropology, ethnography, and political psychology. Beyond academia, Michelle collaborates with artists, finding inspiration in creative expression. Later this year (December 2025) Michelle’s book, Unwelcome to Denmark. The Paradigm Shift and Refugee Integration (with Sarah El Abd) will be published by Manchester University Press (Hardback: 9781526175311; PDF: 9781526175328; EPUB: 9781526175304). This book examines Denmark’s strict immigration policies and the impact of these on those they target as well as those who are tasked to support them. Her research for this monograph has been funded by the Carlsberg Foundation Monograph Fellowship. Additionally, Michelle has been collaborating with partners in the Gaza Strip, and University College London on a project exploring mental health and resilience in Gaza, supported by the UK’s Arts and Humanities Research Council. She is currently a member of the International Advisory Board for the UKRI ESRC project on “The Shared Homeland Paradigm: Reimagining Space, Rights and Partnership in Palestine-Israel”. Book your ticket using this link.