Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (MS) is a Danish civil-society organisation founded in 1944, working for global justice and sustainable development. Its Copenhagen office hosts debates, lectures and campaigns on issues such as poverty, migration and climate justice. MS also runs the volunteer programme ActionAid Danmark.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Workshop exploring how social movements organize using digital tools under government repression and platform censorship. Features expert panelists and practical breakout sessions based on real cases from Kenya, Zambia, Palestine, and Jordan.
Author Nanna Storr-Hansen and filmmaker Phie Ambo discuss art's role in the climate crisis. A free conversation about what literature and film can offer that politics and facts cannot.
Sámi activist and artist Ella Marie Hætta Isaksen discusses indigenous peoples' fight for land, culture, and self-determination in the Arctic, and the impact of industrial development on Sámi communities.
Klimapsyk offers drop-in conversations during Climate Justice Days where you can share climate concerns with young psychologists in a supportive setting.
Bill McKibben and Rune Lykkeberg discuss the climate struggle, solar energy and green transition as part of Climate Justice Days. The event is free and conducted in English.
Christoph Houman Ellersgaard discusses how the climate crisis is linked to inequality and power, and what it means for Denmark's climate movement. Free lecture as part of Climate Justice Days.
Three climate activists elected to parliament in 2026 discuss their journey from street activism to Christiansborg and how they're driving green change in Danish politics.