A filmmaker and photographer who documents Copenhagen's bicycle culture from an anthropological point of view.
I am a designer devoted to sustainability, technology, experiences and human behavior.
A Chinese student blogging about her life in Denmark
Malene Freudendal-Pedersen is working as an assistent professor at the Department of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change at Roskilde University (RUC), where she is a part of the research group Space, Place, Mobility and Urban Studies. Her main research interest are mobility and sustainability with special focus on everyday life and behaviour.
22 year-old with an egyptian background. I study mechanical engineering at the Technical Univesity of Denmark. I was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. My famliy and I moved to Egypt when I was 9 years old; and we've lived there for about 6 years. So we came back to Denmark when I was about 15 years old; so you could say that I kind of learned alot from both worlds. Gave me a good perspective...
I used to be obsessed with the future, now I am very happy exploring the present. I am 38 years old, have two daughters and is Head of New Thoughts at my own consultancy company Soulfish ApS. Here I work with Danish and International organizations and companies, developing and putting products and services to the market.
38/ Scandinavian/ Woman/ On year 5 in Africa/ Living in Dar Es Salaam/ Blogger + Photographer + Long-Distance-Driver + Communications, Activism & Development Person. Wondering what Denmark will be like upon return.
42-year-old ad man. Very disappointed with his country and people.
Albrechtsen is an American journalist living in Denmark writing about the Danish Hapiness phenomenon. Interestíng perspectives and comments from this Blog will be incorporated in her new book, Investigating Danish Happiness. Check out her new website to be launched September 2010. www.happydenmark.com
is a blog that documents the style of young Copenhageners.....from the casual vintage-clad hipsters of Nørrebro to the high-end fashionistas of Østerbro. CopenhagenStreetStyle was founded in 2007 and has since captured hundreds of cool people. The blog is part of a world-wide movement of streetstyle-blogs all aiming to capture the essence of their city in the clothes and looks of it's inhabitants.
Damien Degeorges from France writes about the Arctic Denmark, Greenland's development facing climate change.
Paul and Jen are a young couple from Austria who came to Denmark this summer.
28-year-old Swede located in Copenhagen who just can't get enough of that Smørrebrød.
Young man living in Copenhagen. With a passion for music.