by unya_aalborg | Mar 14, 2025 | Aalborg, Denmark, Journalism, United Nations, United Nations Youth Association
Who has heard about the Western Sahara Conflict? In all honesty, the conflict does not seem to have a pole position when it comes to the media agenda. Nevertheless, the Western Sahara conflict remains one of the most protracted territorial disputes in the whole world....
by Johanne Malene Hansen | Sep 22, 2024 | Aalborg, climate action, Denmark, United Nations
As the climate crisis intensifies, the need for sustainable solutions has never been more urgent. However, with companies and industries continuing to center profit it provides another challenge for consumers to navigate between genuine environmental efforts and false...
by Emilie Andersen | Sep 19, 2024 | Aalborg, Denmark, leadership, United Nations, United Nations Youth Association
In 2023 after starting her bachelor’s at Aalborg University, Bilan joined the United Nations Youth Association in the Aalborg branch. She was drawn to the organisation as she further wanted to expand her international profile, which is one thing that UNYA...
by Maja Christiansen Cawthra | Aug 29, 2024 | gender equality, sports, United Nations Youth Association
Disclaimer: This author is keenly aware that by using specific language such as “women’s sports”, “Women’s World Cup” and “female athletes”, this article is indirectly contributing to the differentiation in men and women in sport. This differentiation is also made in...
by E. Andersen and G. Tzikas and M. Christiansen Cawthra | Apr 13, 2024 | Uncategorized
Many people may not even know that they fall under that category, or that the people around them could be Third Culture Kids (TCKs). Third Culture Kids is a relatively new term that was coined during the 1950s and is a growing phenomenon in an ever-increasing...