Mira C. Skadegård is an Associate Professor at Aalborg University in Copenhagen, Denmark. Issues of equality, diversity, structural discrimination, and human rights are at the core of her focus, and her work revolves around justice, local politics, human rights, and inequality. In her capacity as Senior Advisor in social sustainability, Mira also works with analysis, policy development, and consultation in areas such as anti-discrimination, equality, diversity, and equal opportunities (DEI) in the context of media, organizations, and broader policy frameworks. Join us for an exciting storytelling session followed by a delightful community dinner prepared by the renowned chefs of Send Flere Krydderier.​​

Jesper Højberg is the Executive Director of International Media Support (IMS), a Denmark-based civil society organization dedicated to supporting media in conflict zones and areas of political transition. He founded IMS in 2001, in the wake of the Rwanda genocide, and has since worked globally to strengthen journalism and protect media workers in challenging environments. With over 30 years of experience in journalism, social research, and media development, Jesper's career includes roles as director of a UNESCO Film School in Zimbabwe and coordinator for the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Civil Society Development programme in South Eastern Europe. Jesper’s commitment to free and responsible media has never wavered, even in the face of increasing threats against journalists from Gaza to Myanmar, Sudan, and beyond. Join us to hear his insights on the vital connection between human rights, democracy, peace, and free media, followed by a delightful community dinner prepared by the renowned chefs of Send Flere Krydderier.​​

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.​​