Stephanie Lund

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A Pacific Northwest Girl, I've always loved living near the water. I moved to Honolulu as a teenager, studied at university in Seattle, and now call Copenhagen home with my two wonderful autistic teens and my Danish-American husband. I thrive on new experiences, whether it's exploring new places, enjoying delicious food, or losing myself in a good book. By day, I help guide students through the Danish gymnasium system, and by night, I navigate life as an expat and parent. Passionate about connecting with others and helping fellow expats find their way through the exciting (and sometimes intimidating) aspects of Danish life.
Culture

5 Ways to Fully Experience a Danish Fall

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Customs & traditions

Beer, Bedlam, and Belonging: The World of Denmark’s Graduate Trucks

Young women in white student caps celebrate on a green-railed graduation truck decorated with Danish flags and balloons, cheering and holding drinks as they ride through town

Denmark Saw the Autism We Couldn’t

This Danish-ish Life: 5 Things Internationals Need to Know About Applying...

So You Missed the Deadline — Now What?

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Why My American Family Marched for Greenland in Copenhagen

5 Unexpected (and Lovable) Danish Quirks

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The Toll of School Absences and Why Early Support Matters

A Boy and Girl Running with Toy Planes

5 Essential Tips for Applying to High Schools with the IB...

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How-to Guides

High-Earning Jobs: The Key to Danish Citizenship

Danish 50, 100, and 200 kroner banknotes beside a pile of coins on red fabric with a white stripe
Residency & citizenship

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

A smiling woman in a navy and silver Indian dress sits on the floor in front of tall Durga Puja idols of Goddess Durga, Ganesha and other deities, set up in a sports hall.

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

Two people lying on a blanket on the grass in a leafy cemetery, one reading a book, next to an old weathered gravestone