Many kids would love to start playing Ice Hockey, but everyone can’t. Ice Hockey is a really expensive sport, with high costs for different sorts of equipment in Slovakia. And this is the difference between SR and Denmark.
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Your last chance is gone. What you needed to say can no longer be heard by the one you needed to hear it. The unspoken questions, the missing dialogue, can often enhance the grief of loosing a loved one. More »
Sightseeing has taken a new form in Aarhus. Instead of taking a bus, a boat or just walking around the city, groups of runners have seen their city in a high pace but at the same time with a lot of focus. More »
Critical dialogue, visible dialogue, corporate dialogue, global dialogue. The darling – dialogue – has many nicknames. More »
The streets of Århus are so dirty that the number of renovation workers had to be doubled during the Festival- week. People need to make good intentions in to real action, says proffesor in economic psycology.
Fysical handicaped people are struggeling to get into the workmarket. Many of them have to use social welfare, and they are thrown around in a system of not getting to use their skills. Huset Venture has taken this problem seriously, and are today the only company in Denmark driven by and for fysical handicaped people.
The moped gang Teufelskerle has made their own rebellious event at Aarhus Festuge. They find the offered activities dull and uninspiring.
“Aarhus Festuge suffers from a disease called Syndrome of the Middle-aged. It only appeals to people who have passed forty and who have lots of money in their pockets to spend. They are easily entertained by simple comedy and bicycles going round and round in the city. This does not interest people in their best age; from the twenties to the of age boredom - the mid thirties,” says Jonas Lysgaard, President of Teufelskerle.
Fysical handicaped people are struggeling to get into the workmarket. Many of them have to use social welfare, and they are thrown around in a system of not getting to use their skills. Huset Venture has taken this problem seriously, and are today the only company in Denmark driven by and for fysical handicaped people.
“It makes the world become smaller and makes the understanding of cultural differences easier,” says Anna Kathrine Nejrup, who works at the international department at the Danish School of Journalism about the possibility to take a semester in a university in a foreign country.
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