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DDRN is seeking Research Communication Intern(s) for 3 to 4 months during the Autumn semester 2026.
Do you want to sharpen your skills as a science journalist working with Global South and the UN Sustainable Development Goals?
We are looking for someone studying communication, sustainable development, international development cooperation, or any other scientific field contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Even better, surprise us with something completely different in your background that you still strongly believe qualifies you for the position as an intern with the DDRN.
DDRN.dk is an independent on-line media communicating research on sustainable development by South researchers and by Danish universities. Its membership includes researchers, students, aid practitioners, consultants, private and public entities.
DDRN’s main communication language is English, and you must have very strong skills in written English. Proficiency in the Danish language is not a necessity.
You can work within one or more of these areas:
* Write on research addressing South-North divides, global challenges, and the UN SDG, e.g., by interviewing faculty at Danish universities or visiting Global South researchers,
* Communicate research of your own as you prepare for thesis writing
* Join the editorial process during the weekly review of incoming scripts from the DDRN network of South-based science journalists.
The internship offers the opportunity to:
- Develop and sharpen your skills in research communication and science journalism,
- Challenge your creative skills on social media to attract readers to new articles on DDRN.dk,
- Network with fellow students, academics, and science journalists in Denmark and in Global South countries,
- Work with DDRN projects with South NGOs to build project support skills.
The internship is unpaid, but if you are eligible for SU and will have your internship credited as ECTS points at your institution of study, you will continue receiving SU during the internship.
If you are studying at a university in an EU country other than Denmark, you have the opportunity through your university, to apply for an Erasmus+ Traineeship grant: https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/opportunities/opportunities-for-individuals/students/traineeships-for-students-abroad to facilitate your transfer and stay in Denmark
Workplace: Foreningshuset, Sundholm 8, 2300 Copenhagen S. (Amager), Denmark
Several other NGOs are based in the same building as the DDRN office. Thus, there is an opportunity to network and meet practitioners, who are engaged in international development.
Send your application to Editor-in-chief Arne Wangel, e-mail: info@ddrn.dk before 30 May 2026. We look forward to receiving your application!
https://noah.dk/kalender/agroecology-solution-environmental-crisis
Factory farming is destroying the planet. But people all over the world are fighting back and are showing the way to a better future for the planet and the beings who call it home.
In Denmark we just had the so-called pig election where the citizens rejected large scale pig farming and all the pollution and suffering that goes with it. But how could an alternative Danish agriculture work?
Maybe the solution can be found in Latin America where social movements promotes agroecology as part of their political and social struggles,
Tuesday May 26th we have invited members of La Via Campesina - the world’s largest peasant movement - from Brazil, Colombia and Guatemala to share their stories on how to produce food through socially just, ecologically sound and sustainable methods.
Who are coming?
From MST - La Via Campesina Brazil, you can meet Priscila Rodrigues Araujo who is part of MST’s regional leadership in Minas Gerais, two local MST cooperatives and coordinate MST’s local solidarity program in marginalised urban periphery. MST have had great victories in gaining access to agricultural land through land occupations and build a strong movement fighting for a land reform with focus on redistribution to the landless and support for agroecological production.
CNA - La Via Campesina Colombia will be represented by Darinson Amaya Álvares who works with communication, education and peace-building within CNA. CNA is establishing Peasant Food Territories with the aim of boosting the peasant economy. Within these territories, they are putting agroecology into practice and have promoted initiatives such as native seed banks and bio-fertiliser production facilities.
And finally from Conavigua - La Via Campesina Guatemala, you can meet Juliana Chuj Tzorin, a social leader and women's rights advocate of Conavigua. Conavigua works with Agroecology as a means to change attitudes and ways of thinking, as well as to strengthen resistance to mega-projects and the use of toxic pesticides.
Program
17.00 Presentations
18.30 Community dinner - locally sourced, organic, plantbased
19.15 Exchange in smaller groups
Hope to see you there!
Date and time: Tuesday May 26th at 17.00-21.00, dinner at 18.30
Place: Sager der Samler, N. J. Fjords Gade 2 bygning D, 8000 Aarhus
Language: The event will be in English. Some presentations will be in Spanish with translation into English. On demand we will organise whisper translation into Danish.
Hosts: NOAH - Friends of the Earth Denmark, Frie Bønder - Levende Land - La Via Campesina Denmark, The Central America Committee, Forum for Food Sovereignty
https://noah.dk/kalender/agroecology-solution-environmental-crisis
Gratis kompetenceforløb fra Udenrigsministeriets engagementsinitiativ Samme Sol, som kan være relevant for flere af jer der arbejder med at skabe møder mellem mennesker fra Danmark og Afrika.
Forløbet giver konkrete værktøjer til at udvikle og styrke jeres arbejde med kulturmøder og især til at engagere flere deltagere.
👉 Lær gennem praksis
👉 Få sparring og netværk
👉 Bliv bedre til at engagere flere deltagere
Forløbet løber fra juni til september 2026 og består af 3 moduler (København, Aarhus og Fyn). Transport og forplejning er dækket.
Hvis det er relevant for jeres arbejde, kan det varmt anbefales at kigge nærmere på det 🌞
https://openpuljen.dk/nyheder/gratis-kompetenceforloeb-laer-at-skabe-kulturmoeder-der-engagerer/
Beneath Bias is a podcast focused on discussing current global challenges using news and current topics as a starting point for broader discussions. True to its name, it delves beneath dominant Western narratives and media biases to reveal debates that affect young people’s lives worldwide and in Denmark. It seeks to engage young people alienated from the current global system and to empower them to take ownership of their journey to becoming an “innovator”. This series of 17 episodes combines personal stories, conversations with researchers, hosts from diverse backgrounds and interaction with the audience.
The first of the 17 episodes was released on Monday, 13 April 2026, and the series is expected to finish by November 2026. If you want to know more about us and our work, do not hesitate to follow us on our social media platforms and stay tuned for more insightful episodes!! linktr.ee/beneath.bias
Are you interested in an internship where you can take real ownership and help build something that matters, where you can follow the process from development to testing and implementation of systems in the field, and where you have the opportunity to work closely with colleagues sitting in Bangladesh and Afghanistan?
MMCC Global is looking for 2 highly motivated and proactive interns who want to contribute to meaningful, hands-on work with real responsibility, from August 2026 in Copenhagen. It should be one Systems & Development Intern and one Funding & Visibility Intern. See link for more information. Deadline is 6 May, but we are assessing candidates on a rolling basis.
DDRN Podcast Beneath Bias seeks to engage young people alienated from the current global system and to empower them to take ownership of their journey to becoming an “innovator”. This series of 17 episodes combines personal stories, conversations with researchers, hosts from diverse backgrounds and interaction with the audience.The first of the 17 episodes was released on Monday, 13 April 2026, and the series is expected to finish by November 2026. If you want to know more about us and our work, do not hesitate to follow us on our social media platforms and stay tuned for more insightful episodes!! linktr.ee/beneath.bias
On behalf of 100% for the Children we are pleased to share the WASH Maintenance Toolkit for sustainable systems. The toolkit has been developed to support practitioners, partners, and stakeholders working with WASH systems in ensuring long-term functionality and sustainability.
While access to infrastructure has improved in many contexts, experience shows that systems often fail over time due to gaps in maintenance, ownership, and capacity. We built this tool to address these challenges by providing practical guidance and frameworks for planning, implementing, and maintaining WASH systems in a more sustainable and inclusive way.
https://100pct.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/WASH-Maintenance-Toolkit.pdf
Organisationen GAME inviterer til filmvisning:
CHANGE THE GAME er en stærk fortælling om unge i Beirut, der kæmper for retten til at samles og tage plads i deres egen by. Du kan se mere i vedhæftede invitation.
Filmen er på arabisk med engelske undertekster og arrangementet vil blive gennemført delvist på dansk og engelsk.
WHEN?
Monday, 4 May 2026
17:00–19:00
WHERE?
Husets Biograf
Rådhusstræde 13, 2nd floor (right)
1466 Copenhagen
RSVP by 27 April
Please note: Limited seating available.
The documentary is in Arabic with English subtitles and the talks will be partly in English and partly in Danish
You can now access our new Youth WASH Champions Facilitators Guide, a hands-on manual designed to empower children and young people to take the lead in creating safe, inclusive, and hygienic school environments.
From understanding “the invisible world” of bacteria, to designing inclusive toilet signs, reporting systems, smart waste bins, and accessible water solutions, this guide turns students into pioneers of change.
Developed through a collaborative process with children, teachers, Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya, and Ingeniører Uden Grænser - IUG , the manual combines technical knowledge with participatory, child-friendly learning approaches.
You can access the guide here: https://100pct.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/Youth-WASH-Champions-Facilitators-Guide-2026.pdf
https://100pct.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/Youth-WASH-Champions-Facilitators-Guide-2026.pdf
Projektet Nordic Voices for Global Solidarity arbejder for at støtte nordiske civilsamfundsaktører - særligt dem der arbejder med international udvikling - i at udvikle nye perspektiver på global solidaritet og samarbejde på tværs af sektorer og lande. Gennem projektet undersøges, hvordan det nordiske civilsamfund forstår global solidaritet i dag, og hvad vores fælles prioriteter bør være i en tid med store globale forandringer - og du kan være med til at forme samtalen. Projektet implementeres af de nordiske platforme Globalt Fokus, Forum for Utvikling og Miljø og Fingo.
Ved at tage denne korte, anonyme survey, hvori du kan tilkendegive enighed eller uenighed med en række udsagn om global solidaritet, kan du give værdifuldt input til projektets videre arbejde med at gentænke sektorens arbejdsmetoder. Du kan læse mere om projektet på Fingos hjemmeside: https://fingo.fi/en/nordic-voices-for-global-solidarity/
Find link til surveyen herunder
Projektet er finansieret af Nordisk Ministerråds Demos-program.