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Stories from Ukrainian women in Riga

Three Ukrainian women in Riga tell their stories.
7 minute read

Bremen’s fight for car sharing

Bremen was ahead of its time when it embraced car sharing in the 1990s. Thirty years on, the trailblazing city is still in the fight.
8 minute read

Preserving a treasure: children’ mental health

One in ten children and young people in Great Britain suffer from a mental health illness, findings from a new London School of Economics study show. In Scotland, Glasgow designed a holistic health and wellbeing approach to fight mental issues. The first step? Prevention in schools.
5 minute read

Sustainable tourism makes Malaga another planet

“The change was stunning as a person living there - It was like waking up on another planet.”
5 minute read

Redesigning urban spaces

In Leeds, the municipality adapted the old town to the new uses of citizens, and those changes came to stay.
4 minute read

Bordeaux says “Yes” to its new food policy

Bordeaux Metropole voted on its comprehensive food policy this month, committing to concrete actions developed in consultation with local stakeholders.
6 minute read

How free is movement in the EU?

The EU guarantees freedom of movement for European citizens, but in practice it can be difficult or even dangerous. Rotterdam is fighting exploitation to make everyone welcome and safe.
10 minute read

Bringing the energy transition to people

Valencia is bringing the energy transition to people's doors and making sure they achieve the first step towards fighting climate change: reducing energy consumption.
5 minute read

Aarhus is taking care of its veterans

Aarhus has created a veteran advisor to help veterans and their families navigate public services and get the help they need.
5 minute read

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