Photo: Xandro Vandewalle Own Voice in literature By Mie Hald Have you ever read a book with a character that by all means should have something in common with you, but is just written in a way that is so… wrong? There can be many reasons for the author to not succeed in writing a[…]
Foto: R Mo By Mariya Alfa Staugaard, Editor in chief A long, long time ago, a magazine was founded. And now we have made it to the 12th edition of HeartCore, and it is once again my absolute pleasure to welcome you. Our theme this time came about during a conversation among the editorial staff[…]
Volunteer Role Profile: Head of Production Copenhagen Pride is Denmark’s biggest, most colourful and most diverse human rights manifestation and for more than 25 years has brought the campaign for equality and diversity to the streets of Copenhagen. After more than a decade with us, our Head of Production is taking a well-earned retirement and[…]
Photo: Elina Kamby Copenhagen Pride’s annual Parade which takes place in August will this year become the world’s first Pride parade to fully transition to all-electric vehicles, organisers have announced today. The announcement beats Copenhagen Pride’s own ambition to be carbon neutral by 2024 and complements the City of Copenhagen’s own target for 2025. Lars[…]
Foto: Guillermo Ferla By Camilla Asra Engelby When Whoopi Goldberg as a child watched Nichelle Nichols as Lt. Uhura on Star Trek, she excitedly exclaimed to her mother: “There’s a black lady on television — and she ain’t no maid!” In many ways, Star Trek as a show has boldly gone where most shows have[…]
Trigger warning: This story mentions suicide. This is a short story by Ilya Kharkōw, a writer from Ukraine. Interested in talking to Ilya about his work and options for publishing? He can be reached at [email protected]. I never liked Port Street. Curved like a fishing hook, this street wrapped around a holiday village. Daniel found[…]
Welcome to the Human Rights Program of Copenhagen Pride 2023! We invite all individuals and organizations who are passionate about human rights to participate in our open call for the Human Rights Program of Copenhagen Pride 2023. We are looking for proposals for events, talks, workshops, and performances that address human rights topics such as[…]
Graphic by Camilla Asra Engelby By Mathias Palmqvist Time and time again, the stereotype that small towns are devoid of openness is proven to be wrong. What we are actually seeing is that more and more Prides are being formed around the country and all around the Nordics countries. That is something to celebrate and[…]
Intervention follows political opposition to Pride and burning of flags Lord Mayor of Copenhagen Sophie Hæstorp Andersen has written to her counterpart in the Californian city of Solvang in the Santa Ynez Valley to urge him to give his local Pride the ‘full support’ of his municipality and local community. The letter followed news reaching[…]
By Mariya Alfa Staugaard Julie Bezerra Madsen’s documentary ‘It’s Always Been Me’ premiered 17 March at the film festival cphdox. The film follows two young people, Max and Bastian, from childhood and into the chaotic teenage years, where body and mind go in different directions. We got the chance to sit down with Max, his[…]
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