Sustainary

Nature & Neighbours
2026-04-12 09:00 - 11:30 (Europe/Copenhagen) | Parkering kalvebod fælled, Parkering, kalvebod fælled
With Nature & Neighbours, we want to give you a simple and free way to join nature trips that focus on our local environment, especially in and around the city of Copenhagen. On these small trips, you will be in a group of about 10 to 15 people, guided by a local expert who knows the area and the topic well. Our main goal is to help you notice and understand the nature around you, spark a little “oh wow, that’s interesting” moment, and hopefully create a stronger connection between people and nature. After all, we cannot care for or protect something we do not understand.
For this tour:
Bringing binoculars is not required, but highly recommended. If needed, you can rent binoculars at Naturcenter Amager at a very reasonable price. Please note that we will not start at the nature center, so allow extra time if you plan to rent them beforehand.
We will be outdoors, so please dress according to the weather. Practical footwear is advised. While we will stick to roads and pathways, some areas may be wet or muddy, and it can be windy in open spaces.
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The way to experience for Asian students and graduates
2026-04-12 10:00 - 16:00
Struggling with job applications in Denmark? Tired of sending hundreds of job applications and not getting replies?
You’re not alone; many Asian students and graduates face the same challenge, especially when international experience isn’t fully recognized.
That’s why we’re hosting a special edition of “Vejen Til Erfaring / The Way to Experience,” a collaboration between Community House Copenhagen and Sustainary, designed to support you in understanding how the Danish job market really works.
Over two interactive sessions, we’ll share practical guidance, insider tips, and real strategies to help you move forward with confidence. This is a friendly, supportive space where you can learn, ask questions, and connect with others in the same situation.

We’ll cover:– How Danish recruitment process are designed– Networking as a fundamental practice– What does it mean to be a cultural fit– Your rights as an employee in Denmark– How to avoid unfair or underpaid work– How to communicate effectively with Danish employers– Tips on LinkedIn, CVs, and personal branding

When: April 12 10:00 – 16:00 Where: Studiestræde 24, 1455 Copenhagen Free event (but registration is required) Limited seats, so make sure to sign up early! If you’re serious about building your career in Denmark, this is for you!!
For more information: info@sustainary.org

Register here: https://forms.fillout.com/t/bXUggD6o9Dus

DebateLab: What makes us scared of public speaking?
2026-04-15 16:00 - 18:00 | Roskilde Universitet, Universitetsvej 1, Roskilde, 4000, Denmark
DebateLab: What makes us scared of public speaking? A session on self-knowledge and tools to speak in public with more confidence!
April 15 | 16:00–18:00 | Room 04.0-037, RUC
Many young people have opinions they would like to share in public spaces but lack the confidence or practical skills to do so. DebateLab responds to this challenge by supporting young people in finding their voice and using it. Through workshops, practice, and a final debate event, participants learn how to structure arguments, speak with confidence, and engage constructively with others. This special edition at RUC is designed for students who want to feel more comfortable speaking up and contributing in group environments.
In this workshop, you will work with the fundamentals of communication: how you listen, respond, and express your ideas. Through practical exercises and reflection, you will explore your communication style and identify what holds you back, and what helps you move forward.
You will learn simple techniques to structure your thoughts, speak with clarity, and stay present in conversations. By participating, you gain tools you can use in class discussions, group work, presentations, and job interviews, while also improving how you listen and engage with others.
For further information on the event, please contact Frederikke Trolle-Christensen at fltc@ruc.dk
Attendance is free, but registration is mandatory! Please sign up here!

Vejen til Erfaring | The Way to Experience – Aarhus edition
2026-04-18 11:00 - 16:00 | The Nordic Crew, Østergade 31, 1., Aarhus, 8000, Denmark
Vejen til Erfaring | The Way to Experience – Aarhus edition
11:00-16:00 | April 18
Vejen til Erfaring | The Way to Experience is a career development program designed to support students and graduates who are struggling to turn their education into meaningful employment. In other words, students who feel stuck in the no-experience-no-job endless cycle. In this edition we are joining forces with The Nordic Crew to bring the event to Aarhus.

The focus of this one-day intensive workshop are international students and graduates. Many international talents face the same challenge: they have skills, education, and motivation but find it difficult to translate their background into something Danish employers understand and value. Bearing in mind all these challenges we have tailored the program to address the problems it tackles.

Throughout the program, participants will gain clarity about their career direction, learn how to communicate their competences effectively, strengthen their professional presence, and build confidence for job interviews.
This edition is held in partnership with Dansic and HORA, and is supported by Tuborgfondet.

Location: Østergade 31, 1. floor, 8000 Aarhus C

For further information on the event, please write us at info@sustainary.org
Attendance is free, but registration is mandatory! Please sign up here!

DebateLab: Is AI helping us find our voice or rather toning it down?
2026-04-22 16:00 - 18:00 | Roskilde Universitet, Universitetsvej 1, Roskilde, 4000, Denmark
DebateLab: Is AI helping us find our voice or rather toning it down?
April 22 | 16:00–18:00 | Room 04.0-037, RUC
Many young people have opinions they would like to share in public spaces but lack the confidence or practical skills to do so. DebateLab responds to this challenge by supporting young people in finding their voice and using it. Through workshops, practice, and a final debate event, participants learn how to structure arguments, speak with confidence, and engage constructively with others. This special edition at RUC is designed for students who want to feel more comfortable speaking up and contributing in group environments.
Have you ever doomscrolled through Linkedin or Facebook and felt that all posts were just different versions of the same base text? If you have, know that you are not alone, and flattening of personality due to poor use of AI while creating content is a documented problem. In this workshop we will look into what generative AI can and cannot do, and how it can be used to improve clarity, structure, and confidence in written communication. You will work with real examples such as job applications, LinkedIn posts, and short written pitches, followed by a quick experiment on how AI, when poorly used, kills personality instead highlighting it.
A key focus is how to maintain your own voice while using AI as a support tool. You will learn how to refine your ideas, make your message more precise, and avoid sounding generic or detached. By participating, you gain practical strategies for using AI responsibly and effectively, as well as concrete techniques to present yourself more clearly in professional situations.

For further information on the event, please contact Frederikke Trolle-Christensen at fltc@ruc.dk
Attendance is free, but registration is mandatory! Please sign up here!

Speak up: your one-chance of causing a good first impression?
2026-05-29 13:30 - 16:00 | Greencubator, Nørrebrogade 20, Copenhagen, 2200, Denmark
Speak up: your one-chance of causing a good first impression?May 29 | 13:30 to 16:00 | Greencubator, Nørrebrogade 20, 2200 København K
Many young people struggle to express themselves clearly in social, academic, and professional settings, not because they lack ideas, but because they are unsure how they come across to others. Speak Up is a hands-on workshop series designed to help participants communicate with more confidence, clarity, and authenticity.
Have you ever held back from joining a conversation because you were afraid of saying something wrong or making a fool of yourself? If so, you are far from alone but over time, this hesitation can limit not only personal and professional growth, but also meaningful participation in communities, civic life, and democratic conversations. To tackle that, Speak up aims to empower participants to express their ideas, pitch projects, and lead conversations.
The first of 4 workshops: What Color Are You? Understanding Your Communication DNA, focuses on self-awareness and communication styles. Inspired by the DISC framework, participants will get a chance to explore how different personality tendencies shape the way we speak, listen, react, and interact with others. By combining communication training with democratic dialogue principles participants will have a safe space to practise taking the floor, listening openly, facilitating discussions, and contributing meaningfully to group processes.
Through interactive and practical exercises the first session of Speak up will help you identify your communication style and explore how it interacts with other styles. You will gain insight into your own communication patterns, strengths, blind spots, and learn how to build adaptability in different situations.
For further information on the event, please contact info@sustainary.org.Attendance is free, but registration is mandatory! Please sign up here!
