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This month we are able to offer you two opportunities to participate in our regional projects, Intercultural Navigators and Creative Cities. Finally, in Challenge Europe the climate advocates are working hard on ideas on how to cut carbon emissions.
 Become a navigator! |
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In Denmark we are looking for 30 Intercultural Navigators who will be trained and work for a more inclusive and diverse societies. If you are interested in becoming an Intercultural Navigators please contact Janni Bækkelund Nielsen before 6 October. After being trained, ‘Navigators’ will be equipped to find their way around in the cultures of a new and ever changing and globalized Europe. The aim is to create opportunities for sharing ideas and knowledge between the navigators. Read more about the project here. |
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 Play Future City Game! |
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On 31 October and 1 November Copenhagen City Council will host the first two-day Future City Game in Voldparken (an area between Brønshøj and Husum). The aim of the game is to come up with the best idea to deal with current issues in an area of a city. We are able to offer 3 places for this event - if you are interested in playing, please send an email to Jacob Urup Nielsen. Read more about Future City Game.
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 Challenge Europe |
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The Danish climate advocates are currently working on their ideas to reduce carbon emissions. For a list of the climate advocates, please see the Challenge Europe website. You can also read more about the Challenge Europe project on our website.
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