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In November 2014, a chance meeting sparked a transformative mission to support asylum-seeking children in Denmark. Tine Lautrup, a communications graduate, heard through her husband – who worked at a children’s asylum center – about two Afghan brothers, aged 16 and 19, who were facing potential deportation. Their precarious situation raised critical questions about the…

Hossein Rahmanifar and his son fled Iran to Denmark 7 years ago, seeking asylum to avoid persecution from the Iranian regime. Hossein is keen to speak out against and criticize the Iranian regime while living in Denmark. He is very politically active and often speaks in front of the Iranian embassy here in Denmark as…

Gayane remembers the day she and her family moved to Denmark: “I was overwhelmed with fear at the thought of learning a new language, finding new friends and navigating a completely foreign world.” Over 11 years, she and her family learned Danish, went to school, found jobs, formed relationships and built a life. They still…