Ali Lewis

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Originally from Scotland, Ali Lewis now lives in Jutland, with her wife and two teenage sons. She is passionate about telling untold stories and giving hidden voices a platform to speak. Besides Last Week in Denmark, she is a freelance writer and communications specialist with a particular interest in LGBTQI+ history and rights, feminism and music. She particularly loves it when all three combine! Ali worked in high school education for many years before becoming a full-time writer.
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“Small steps. Real connection”: Author and coach Mariola Kajkowska on how...

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Diversity & inclusionGetting involvedInterviewsLifestyle

“Belonging Is About Participation”: Simone Giuseppe Uggeri’s open letter to the...

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How to: Navigate the Danish Citizenship Labyrinth

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Intent: the ethical dating app where you’re seen, not swiped

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“Citizenship is a labyrinth but you can get there” An interview...

“We have to remove our gloves now with DF”: Lars Løkke...

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Meet the candidates standing for election: Susanne Mathiesen, Monika Lillelund &...

Meet the candidates standing for election: Martin Ebmark

We meet youth activist Srishti Sabarinath: “I just want to fight...

Meet the Internationals standing for election: Simone Giuseppe Uggeri

Simone Giuseppe Uggeri

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How-to Guides

High-Earning Jobs: The Key to Danish Citizenship

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Residency & citizenship

The Danish Chapter of My Life: A Little Piece of Home...

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Tur-retur: Episode 19 – The delightful un-creepiness of Danish cemeteries

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