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This episode of the PwC People Pulse is all about rugby! Rugby fans and PwC employees Marie Wojtusciszyn and Henrik Lars Latino-Madsen joined the show to talk about the upcoming PwC Cup of Nations, rugby at PwC and the charity this is all in aid of: BackToSport. Saturday 7th June at Walferdange Rugby the Cup of Nations is being held. Pop, or People of PwC, is the social groups that are run within the company to give a place for employees to share in their extra circular interests. One of these groups is rugby. Marie and Henrik are part of this group and talk about how great it is to be able to play with their colleagues. Marie has been instrumental in helping increase the women's game, both in Luxembourg and bringing to the big PwC Cup of Nations. Branches of PwC from this side of Europe come together to celebrate and compete in the PwC Cup of Nations. The event is free for all spectators and will be a day of rugby where PwC Luxembourg competes against PwC teams from England, France, Ireland and more. BackToSport is an a.b.s.l that supports people with reduced mobility in playing sports. People with reduced mobility can face many challenges when trying to participate in sport, so this association helps to encourage and give people a way to play. You can find out more about it here: https://www.backtosport.lu/page/858964-presentation *this was sponsored content*…
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1 Legacy Links by Bourgmeisterin Episode #2: Elodie Covella XXI vs. John Grün XX 48:46
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAnother Legacy Links treat is landing with a bang!💥 Each episode links a historical figure from Luxembourg’s past to someone working in the same field today: this time, we're looking at John Grün, the strongest Luxembourger of all time from 1900s💪, and Elodie Covella, a yoga instructor from Luxembourg🧘♀️ John Grün, Luxembourg’s most famous strongman, became a symbol of physical strength and resilience in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His dedication to body mastery, endurance, and discipline made him a legend. Today, Elodie Covella, yoga instructor and Luxembourger, embodies a modern approach to physical and mental strength through yoga, promoting holistic well-being, mindfulness, and body awareness. While John Grün focused on raw physical power, Elodie represents a contemporary evolution of strength – rooted in balance, flexibility, and mental resilience. Both figures, in their own ways, inspire people to push their limits and discover the full potential of their bodies. Elodie’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/elodiecovellayoga/ Elodie’s website: elodiecovellayoga.com Want to learn more about John Grün? Check out “A story about the world's strongest man, a Luxembourger” at https://bourgmeisterin.com/all-stories/f/a-story-about-the-worlds-strongest-man-a-luxembourger! #BourgmeisterinPodcast #LegacyLinks #BourgmeisterinLegacyLinks #LuxembourgHistory #Storytelling…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedStayfou a.b.s.l are a collective of creatives and friends that are putting on a pop-up event this weekend in the Luxembourg-Grund area. Magali and Jill came on the Breakfast Show to share their excitement ahead of the opening of the pop-up. The event is running from 23-25th May and is free to attend. They are inspired by the joy of working together, sharing their creative talents to teach people in workshops, and to meet fellow creatives in Luxembourg. The event consists of an art and photo exhibition, a live DJ set by Contrôle Technique, a theatre workshop, a beatmaking workshop and an upcycling workshop as well as a creative brunch. As well as the organised sessions and events, the pop-up has spaces for people to relax, have a drink and check out the music of members of the collective. Keep an eye on Stayfou a.b.s.l as they will soon be accepting members and growing their association.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn our new interview series on language inequality, sociolinguist Laura Vila Galán reveals how language inequality stems from history and power, not grammar. Hear why dialects matter and how social change begins with linguistic awareness.
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedA groundbreaking study in Luxembourg reveals how long COVID impacts mental health in unique ways, urging personalized care. Experts say one-size-fits-all treatment no longer meets patient needs. Photo: NIH Clinical Center via flickr
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked📍Think Luxembourg is just banks and EU suits? Think again. Hidden among its sleepy hills and polite cows is Giewel, where a priest with a shovel and zero chill unearthed an entire Roman villa in 1964. Meet Georges Kayser: part-time chaplain, full-time history junkie. While your grandpa collected stamps, Georges was digging up saunas, wine jars, and a mini Roman fortress. Turns out, Luxembourg is basically the Netflix of ancient archaeology – Celtic mounds, Roman villas, and more secrets than a Vatican archive (what's up new Pope reference!😁). So yeah, next time someone says "there's nothing in Luxembourg," just raise an eyebrow… and mention Georges. Find out more at www.bourgmeisterin.com!…
The Luxembourg Allergy Network (LAN) turned 10 this week! Emile and Tamara, members of the LAN want to spread awareness about the issues and severity of food allergies, but also show that there is support here in Luxembourg. The LAN focus predominately on children and have good advice on how to spot when a child has or may grow into food allergies. They are a patient facing organisation that attempts to educate, inform and support people about and with allergies. Allergies and tolerances change over time, this can be confusing but also can expand your palette, something Emile has experience with. He was able to confront his pine nut allergy that used to be life threatening, now he jokes about how he could eat a whole bag. At different ages children start to exhibit different intolerances and allergies. Emile shared his experience about one massive impact his food allergies has had on him, socialising. He has had a variation of responses from people when he has to tell them about his food allergies. Tamara adds that children notice they are the odd one out or different very early on. For example, not being allowed to have the same birthday cake as everyone else, or even not being invited to the party so no one there has to worry about the risk. You can find out more information on their website: https://www.luxallergy.net/…
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This is an episode in our Live & Unfiltered series where we highlight the artists performing at our Radio ARA Crowdfunding Concert: A Lux Mini Fest. Today's episode features Maz Univerze. You can see Maz Univerze live and help keep Radio ARA going at the Radio ARA Crowdfunding Concert: A Lux Mini Fest. Get your tickets from the Rotondes website here: www.rotondes.lu/en/agenda/radio-ara-crowdfunding…
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This is an episode in our Live & Unfiltered series where we highlight the artists performing at our Radio ARA Crowdfunding Concert: A Lux Mini Fest. Today's episode features The Kools. You can see The Kools live and help keep Radio ARA going at the Radio ARA Crowdfunding Concert: A Lux Mini Fest. Get your tickets from the Rotondes website here: www.rotondes.lu/en/agenda/radio-ara-crowdfunding…
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At PwC Luxembourg, diversity, equity, inclusion, and well-being (DEI&W) aren’t just buzzwords. Last week, staff gathered for “Diversity Day,” a flagship event highlighting the company’s evolving commitment to workplace culture that is open, inclusive, and supports worker's wellbeing. Organised largely by Gaia, a recent intern from Italy, the event brought together internal diversity networks including: Shine (LGBTQ+), Ability (disability and neurodiversity), LatAm (multicultural backgrounds), Women & Men (gender equity), and Generations (age inclusion). Held in PwC’s central atrium, the day featured interactive stands, games, and open conversations. For Marc, a partner with over 30 years at PwC, the DEI journey has been long but meaningful. “We’ve come a long way from only focusing on gender balance. Now we tackle multiple dimensions of identity and experience,” he said. Marc emphasised that these initiatives are not only ethical imperatives, but also strategic for attracting top talent. “Well-being is business-critical,” he added. May is recognised as European Diversity Month, and PwC Luxembourg sees it as an opportunity not just to celebrate, but to reaffirm its values. “Repeating the message matters,” Marc said. “If we want real inclusion, we can’t just talk, we have to act every day.” The message was clear: diversity at PwC isn’t about ticking boxes, it’s about building a culture where everyone can bring their full selves to work. *This is sponsored content…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAfter a deadly train station collapse and ongoing government inaction, students have taken their message across Europe on foot. Maria came on the Breakfast Show to tell us more about this. The students running from Serbia to Brussels, Belgium are nearing the end of an 18-day, 1,500-kilometer ultramarathon in a dramatic protest against systemic corruption and democratic decline in their country. Over the weekend, they were greeted by a crowd of 200–300 supporters in Luxembourg, including members of the Serbian diaspora and local officials. The student movement began last November after the roof of a newly renovated train station in Novi Sad collapsed, killing 16 people. The tragedy, widely seen as the result of corruption and mismanagement, followed two school shootings in 2023 that had already shaken public confidence in Serbia’s institutions. “This was the tipping point,” said Maria, a protest supporter here in Luxembourg. “Young people are saying, ‘We don’t want to live in a country like this.’” What makes the movement unique is its structure: there are no official leaders. Students make decisions through horizontal organisation and direct democracy. This is a new model for activism in Serbia. The protest has expanded rapidly to include university professors, high school students, and professionals across sectors. The ultramarathon to Brussels aims to raise international awareness and prompt pressure from the European Union. The students recently attended a session in Strasbourg, where MEPs affirmed core democratic values and voiced support for their cause. Their demands include an independent judiciary, freedom of the press, transparent elections and checks on executive power With a final stop in Brussels this week, students are calling for the EU to turn its words into action.…
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1 Bourgmeisterin Episode #48: Walferdange castle 11:08
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEver tried cramming for finals while inhaling the ghosts of... the past?😄 Welcome to Walferdange “Castle” – a 19th‑century stud farm turned lecture hall where stallions once whinnied and professors now whine🙈 Built for William I’s four‑legged obsession, the place flopped at breeding draft horses, survived revolutions, hosted royals, sheltered refugees, and finally surrendered to PowerPoint. Today Ministry's of National Education, Childhood and Youth teacher‑trainees debate pedagogy where grooms forked hay, and the courtyard echoes with coffee breaks instead of hoofbeats. Proof that Luxembourg recycles everything – even failed horse palaces – into brains instead of brawn. Smells like progress😉 Find out more at www.bourgmeisterin.com!…
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1 Walking from Darkness into Light for Suicide and Self-harm Prevention 6:54
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedOver 500 people are expected to take part in the Darkness Into Light walk this Saturday, as Luxembourg joins a global movement to raise awareness about suicide prevention and mental health. The event, which begins at 5 a.m. in Luxembourg City, invites participants to walk from darkness into sunrise as a symbolic gesture of hope and solidarity for those affected by suicide and mental health challenges. Louise and Claire joined the Breakfast Show to talk more about the event as it enters its 8th edition locally. Darkness Into Light originated in Ireland in 2009 and has since spread across five continents, drawing more than 150,000 participants worldwide each year. The Luxembourg edition continues to grow, with returning participants and new walkers of all ages, including families and young people volunteering as stewards. The walk is designed not only to show support for those impacted by suicide but also to reduce stigma and promote open conversations around mental health. This year’s event is held in partnership with three local mental health charities: SOS Detresse, Kanner Jugend Telefon and Ligue Sante Mentale. Representatives from each organisation will be on site to offer information, support and a listening ear. Participants are encouraged to arrive by 4:45 a.m. at the Omnisports Hall in Luxembourg City. The route covers approximately five kilometers through the city, with accessibility options available for those who need them. After the walk, refreshments will be served and attendees will have the opportunity to connect with support services. Registration is open on www.darknessintolight.ie SOS Detresse https://454545.lu/ Kanner Jugend Telefon https://www.kjt.lu/de/ Ligue Sante Mentale http://www.llhm.lu/…
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The Maison du Motard, since 2021, is an ACL initiative dedicated to bikers in Luxembourg with the purpose of bringing the biking community together, encouraging exchange, share experiences and promote safer mobility on two wheels. From May to July, the ACL offers a range of workshops tailored to different skill levels at ACL's karting track in Mondercange. During the final training, on the open road, participants will learn how to break in an emergency, master their cornering and sharpen their awareness in traffic. All with the purpose of making sure bikers are fully prepared for the season ahead; strong, confident and in control. Check out the workshop dates on www.acl.lu.…
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1 What's Right: NIH ends Painful Dog Experiments 1:38
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe National Institutes of Health (NIH) has closed its final beagle lab, marking the end of decades of using these dogs in painful experiments
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedMissouri has taken a significant step forward in protecting minors by passing legislation that raises the minimum marriage age to 18
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1 What's Right: Switzerland turns train tracks into solar power plants 1:43
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSwitzerland is pioneering a sustainable energy initiative by transforming its railway infrastructure into solar power generators
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Kenya is lighting the way—electricity access has jumped from 37% to 79% in a decade, with rural grid expansion and solar power driving real change across East Africa. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World". Photo: Axel Bührmann via flickr
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1 What’s Right: Diabetes Deaths Drop to Lowest Level in Years 1:57
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedDiabetes-related deaths have dropped to their lowest levels in years, according to early data from the CDC
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1 Legacy Links by Bourgmeisterin Episode #1: Samantha Dula XXI vs. Lilian Steichen XX 53:26
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedLabour Day? It's Legacy Links Day – tadaaa! The first of its kind😄 Each episode will be linking a historical figure from Luxembourg’s past to someone working in the same field today, and the connection between these two women is pretty phenomenal. Lilian Steichen, the sister of the world famous photographer Edward Steichen who emigrated with their parents from Luxembourg at the end of 1800s, was a pioneer in sustainable agriculture, introducing goat dairy farming to the U.S. and advocating for its health benefits at a time when it was not widely accepted. Her work emphasized the importance of natural food sources, gut health, and self-sustaining farming. Similarly, Samantha Dula’s dedication to beekeeping follows a parallel path – promoting natural, sustainable food production and raising awareness about the critical role of pollinators in human and environmental health all the way from the U.S. to Luxembourg. Both women, though separated by time and industry, share not only a nationality, but also a passion for ethical and sustainable food production, environmental stewardship, and public education about the unseen benefits of nature’s smallest contributors – whether through goat milk or honeybees. Samantha’s IG: @comb.keeper (https://www.instagram.com/comb.keeper/) Samantha's website: https://combkeeper.com/ Want to learn more about Lilian Steichen-Sandburg? Check out “A story about Edward Steichen's sister – Lilian "Paula" Sandburg” at https://bourgmeisterin.com/all-stories/f/a-story-about-edward-steichens-sister-%E2%80%93-lilian-paula-sandburg!!…
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1 What’s Right: Harvard Makes Tuition Free for Most U.S. Families 1:45
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWhat’s Right: In a landmark move toward educational access, Harvard University has announced it will offer free tuition to families earning under $200,000 per year
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Today's interview focuses on PwC's Core Project Unit, where change management is the key word and core business. Listen to two of its managers about their journey to PwC, their work, their biggest challenges and how you might be fit to join their team!
In a significant stride toward equality, Poland has officially repealed its last remaining "LGBT-free" zone
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Bike journeys in London’s financial district have soared by 57%, with bicycles now outnumbering cars two to one — fueled by dockless e-bikes, better infrastructure, and rising environmental awareness. Get all the details on today’s “What’s Right with the World”.
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Global efforts have averted an estimated 12.7 million malaria deaths and 2.2 billion cases since the year 2000
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1 Bourgmeisterin Episode #47: William I of the Netherlands, part 2 7:40
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedFrom boldly declaring a kingdom while Napoleon was causing chaos, to dropping copper coins on cheering crowds earning him the nickname "the Copper King," William wasn't shy about making waves. But not everyone was thrilled with his rule, and tensions erupted into the fiery Belgian Revolution of 1830. Battles were fought, dramas unfolded, and after a messy war and plenty of political scandal, William eventually called it quits in 1840. Find out more at www.bourgmeisterin.com!…
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ACL knowledge bites, because there's so much more to the ACL In the picturesque Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, an artist who never sleeps is capturing candid moments of unsuspecting drivers day and night. But don't worry, this isn't about an avant garde street photographer. It's the ever watchful speed and red light cameras making sure our roads stay safe and you too. Luxembourg's roads are closely monitored by 20 fixed speed cameras scattered across the country. On top of that, there are seven mobile radar units known locally as Radar transom. These units track a vehicle's average speed over long distances, making sure drivers don't just slow down near fixed cameras and then speed up again. In 2023, these combined forces flashed more than 350,000 times, handing out over €15 million in fines. That is about 965 reminders per day. So yeah, quite a lot. With fines ranging from €49 for minor infractions to several hundred euros for serious offences, ignoring cameras can be pretty expensive. And where are they? If you're driving through the tunnels on the A7 motorway, keep an eye on your speed. Speed cameras are set up in tunnels. The speed limit is 90km/h, and the cameras are there to ensure that drivers don't turn the thrill of tunnel driving into costly mistakes. In the heart of Luxembourg City, traffic enforcement is stepping up. Three red light cameras have been installed at key locations in the Hollerich district, while an additional one keeps watch at Place de l'Étoile. So specifically, you'll find those in the rue d' Esch and the Boulevard Doctor Charles Marks a spot where drivers often rush through out of impatience, especially in the boulevard Doctor Charles Marks a section where stepping on the gas a bit too hard can quickly become a problem. Do you have some? Also, in the intersection of the A4 motorway and the Boulevard Pierre du Pont There is a tricky, tricky conjecture where the yellow light often tempts drivers to push their luck. Place de l'Étoile located at one of the city's major transport hubs, this red light cameras ensures drivers stay alert during rush hour. It helps prevent cars from blocking tram railways, keeping traffic flowing smoothly and avoiding potential hazards. During their test phase, these cameras detected an average of over 800 violations per day. Clearly, they're not just there for decoration. Sure, nobody likes speed cameras, but it's hard to argue with the results. The markusbierg Tunnel, for example, on the A13, caught 74,000 speeding drivers in one year, making it the most effective camera in the country. So the next time you're driving through Luxembourg's scenic roads or urban streets, remember to smile. And if you want to avoid traffic, or at least be prepared for it. Tune in to Radio Ara during morning rush hour twice a morning. ACL will give you the latest traffic updates to help you steer clear of any unpleasant surprises on the road.…
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1 What’s Right: Teens Invent Salt-Powered Fridge to Save Lives 1:51
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThree teenagers from Indore, India have developed a groundbreaking refrigerator that operates without electricity, using only salt and water
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Promoting their new album “The Night The Zombies Came” the Pixies return for another sold out show at Den Atelier. But if they are not for you then there is also news of Jeff Goldblum, Miki and Vanessa Da Mata as well as events this weekend at Den Atelier for all the family!
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Hembadoon is a singer, songwriter, radio host, and all-around creative powerhouse who is performing at the much-anticipated Radio ARA Crowdfunding Concert: A Lux Mini Fest, a special fundraising event featuring Luxembourg-based talent. Hembadoon joined the studio not only to perform live but also to share her inspiring story. Originally from Nigeria, Hembadoon began her music career in 2002 and has worn many hats in the industry since. Now based in Luxembourg, she balances her roles as front woman of her band and host of the Africulture Mix show on Radio ARA. She emphasises how the local radio and music scene have provided her with a platform and a sense of community unlike any other. This is a contrast to the highly competitive media and music environment she experienced in Nigeria. She delves into the formation of her current band that came about through a serendipitous journey of weekend jam sessions that turned into collaborations. Hembadoon recalls meeting musicians organically through gigs and studio visits, leading to a synergy that quickly evolved into a creative force. Their bond grew stronger through rehearsals and eventually culminated in a well-received debut concert that cemented their commitment to making music together. Throughout the conversation, Hembadoon celebrates the unique blend of cultural influences that shape her sound, staying true to her African roots while exploring new sonic landscapes with her multicultural band. She highlights how this creative process has expanded her songwriting, allowing her to draw from deeply personal experiences and transform them into resonant stories and songs. Live in the studio, Hembadoon performs two powerful tracks: “Lady,” an anthem of self-actualization and feminine identity, and “Kule Kule Hemba Ayem,” a soulful song in her native dialect about perseverance and staying grounded. Both performances showcase her dynamic vocal presence and the rich, textured sound of her ensemble. You can see Hembadoon live and help keep Radio ARA going at the Radio ARA Crowdfunding Concert: A Lux Mini Fest. Get your tickets from the Rotondes website here: https://www.rotondes.lu/en/agenda/radio-ara-crowdfunding…
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1 What’s Right: Scientists Grow Real Chicken Nuggets—Without the Chicken 1:46
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedScientists at the University of Tokyo have successfully grown nugget-sized pieces of chicken in a lab
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1 Alternative Luxembourg Media Déi Aner Turns Two 7:11
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedGabrielle Antar, the co-founder of Déi Aner is excited to celebrate the 2nd birthday of the media company with a zine making event. Déi Aner translates to "the other" in English and that is who they are trying to include. The Birthday celebration is happening with a Zine making workshop at MUDAM, the idea was to take the online zine and create something in-person that everyone can touch. Gabrielle feels that there was a need for a new kind of media because "we are being dominated mostly by a vibe of more bougie, patriarchal, heteronormative, society or structures. She and her co-founder started Déi Aner as it was their dream to own their own media, and from the basic idea grew more motivation and more political engagement than they expected. Does calling the zine alternative mean it is automatically political? According to Gabrielle, yes it does. She has found it a struggle to be outspoken about certain topics because of the nature of the country of Luxembourg. However, being politically openly is something that she feels people are craving, and it is because of this that they join the Déi Aner community. The organisation grew last year when eight people joined through an open call. This gave Gabrielle a community, something she thinks is incredibly important in hyper individualistic countries like Luxembourg.…
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