Crossing Borders

Inequality is one of the biggest issues in our contemporary society. Both internationally, as well as inside countries, the gap between rich and poor has grown dramatically in the past 50 years, even more so after the Covid-19 pandemic. The current differences in economic and social opportunities are a big problem that we need to […]

We live in a world that is more interconnected and globalized than ever. To benefit in this interconnected world, we need to know our rights and duties. In this context, it might be hard, sometimes, to find effective ways to raise our voice, and to engage in matters that are apparently so far away from

Conflict is a part of everyday life. Peace and conflict studies should be part of the educational process from day one. For healthy individual and community development, we need to understand that conflict isn’t inherently bad. The issue is how to address it. Global Hotspots is a common term for workshops that focus on current

how to address hate speech and cyberbullying? Each of us has probably seen hate online, even been a victim of hate, or knows a friend who has received hateful comments or messages, but how many of us actually did something about it? Maybe not many. At Crossing Borders, we developed the Hatebusters project to help

Telling Stories Through Food At Crossing Borders, we believe that stories are best conveyed over good food. Therefore, This workshop is aimed at educating students about the United Nations sustainable development goals three and twelve, health and well- being, and responsible production and consumption, through the art of cooking. These workshops will be facilitated in

Intersectionality An intersectional approach shows the way that people’s social identities can overlap, creating compounding experiences of discrimination. Many women identify themselves as feminists, however, their experiences as women in society are very different based on their background. All inequality is not created equal. This workshop will provide your students with an understanding of how

Racism & Migration Imagine yourself waking up in the middle of the night. Loud noises and screams everywhere. And, in the cover of darkness, with only a moment’s notice, having to leave the place you call home. Leaving behind everything you have ever known. Forced out on a journey, where you risk your life and

Defining the Problem For most young people, we have moved past the question of whether we find ourselves in an ecological and climate emergency or not, and onto the question of how we fix it. However, in an increasingly globalized world, finding solutions can be difficult and distant. In this workshop, we will make this

BLACK LIVES MATTER – ALSO IN DENMARK In recent times, few movements have been able to mobilize as much passion, collectivity, and activism as the ‘Black Lives Matter movement’. While originating in response to US police-brutality, the movement has planted strong roots throughout the world, including Denmark. Not only that, but the movement has also