The stereotype of the Viking as a symbol for freedom is strong in popular culture. But a new international survey shows that many have a more nuanced idea of the Viking age than the stereotypes suggest.
Together with youth from superdiverse neighbourhoods in Oslo, Copenhagen and Malmö as co-researchers, a Nordic research project explores expressions of hope among young people to challenge stereotypes and myths about integration.
Transnational caregiving of elderly relatives is an underexplored aspect of migration. New research reveals the gaps in support and policy for migrants across the Nordic-Baltic region providing transnational care.
Energy transitions are often understood and discussed as matters of economics, technology, and infrastructure. But they are equally about people’s everyday lives.
A research project is developing a user-centred digital platform to address the main barriers refugees face when accessing healthcare in the Nordics and Baltics. This is based on Ukrainian refugee women’s experiences in Norway, Sweden and Estonia.
Youth with mental health diagnosis, or who report that they have mental health difficulties, thrive less well at school than other young people. New research will uncover the causes of this and whether other factors play a role.
A new Nordic research project investigates why children and young people from the LGBTI group have a psychologically more difficult time than other young people.
