Are You Home? - Stories About Economic Hardship

Nearly 50,000 young people in Denmark live in economic hardship, according to research by the Egmont Foundation, Save the Children Denmark, Dansk Folkehjælp, and Mødrehjælpen. Yet these children's circumstances receive little attention in public debate. Growing up with limited means shapes the home environment and its possibilities, but the solution does not necessarily lie within the four walls of the home - it is a shared societal responsibility.

At this storytelling series, C:NTACT's storytellers share stories and experiences about home and childhood under economic hardship. After the stories, there will be a Q&A session where the audience can ask questions.

The ticket to the storytelling series does not include the subsequent workshop. The workshop is set up as a separate event, requiring only 1 ticket per class - there is room for two classes per day. It can be booked here: https://billetto.dk/e/er-du-hj...

On 24 August, free learning materials will be released on the website, which can be downloaded and used in teaching.