Two German artists (Katrin Siebeck und Lucia Dellefant) have started up an urban garden where people of different nationalities can learn how to grow different kinds of vegetables. Their objective is to build multi-cultural gardens to encourage social and ecological engagement. It is a creative way of integrating refugees living in the city.
This initiative is supported by the city council and private companies.
Guyanese Glenda Obermuller’s personal story led to the founding of the first Black Library in Cologne, Germany, the land of her great-grandfather
Culture in Munich is mutating into new perspectives at Habibi Kiosk ; the success at its privileged location addresses difficult questions about the city
Winter cycling veteran star Pekka Tahkola on why his fellow residents in Oulu, Finland, don’t give up urban cycling even with snow for five months
A community-led initiative revives a contemporary ruin in its quest to fight against the excessive privatization of public space in Bangkok
