Dette indlæg er baseret på artiklen fra politikken. “Kære minoritetskvinde, Du skal ikke tro, at du har ret til noget” En tankevækkende artikel, hvor Nazila Kivi kritiserer samfundets higen efter bestemte, kritiske minoritetsstemmer, der helst skal tage afstand og rakke ned på andre minoriteter, og derfor bliver set som mere “velintegrerede”. Det er desværre noget, jeg kan genkende. De ting, som…
Before coming to Denmark, I had heard of a country that cultivated tolerance and freedom, but it did not take me long to understand that, as Orwell puts it in ‘Animal Farm’: “all are equal, but some are more equal than others”. When Denmark started drifting towards right-wing populism, particularly during the last elections, I became increasingly worried about my…
CultureWays is proud to be involved in ANAOBABA TV, a meaningful and necessary project that aims at reducing the gap between refugees and asylum-seekers and their families back home. ANAOBABA TV – which is Arabic for “Me and Dad TV” – will use a video sharing app that allows refugees and asylum-seeking fathers to keep in touch with their children…
Denne artikel er skrevet af ”Catarina Santos, som var praktikant i CultureWays, før hun flyttede til Bruxelles og startede en organisation, der kæmper for minoriteters rettigheder og for ligestilling. Denne artikel blev læst over 10.000 gange og skabte en del debat på CultureWays´ Facebookside. Catarina skriver kritisk om LærDansk og den måde, man underviser nyankomne flygtninge og indvandrere i dansk.…
Last Saturday, Culture Ways had the pleasure of hosting a cozy event around the city of Aarhus, where everyone shared their memories and experiences in the city. Our small group met up at Sager der Samler around 11:00 and we started with Abdullah’s story; coming to Denmark one year ago, he was drawn to this place not knowing why and…