Representing nearly 25% of Luxembourg's workforce, IMS ( Inspire More Sustainability) is recognized for its impact on uniting companies in Luxembourg around sustainable development. They foster collaborations among economic actors through impactful projects and open dialogue with private, public, and associative stakeholders. Listen to the interview with Sophie Öberg, their Deputy Director.
Reconnecting People and Nature for a Better Tomorrow with CELL
Citizens for Ecological Learning and Living is a community-driven organization dedicated to fostering sustainable lifestyles and environmental awareness. Through education, advocacy, and hands-on initiatives, they empower individuals and communities to reconnect with nature, adopt eco-friendly practices, and champion the health of the planet.
We STEM: empowering women in STEM
WeSTEM+ builds on the foundation laid by Girls in Tech Luxembourg, is focusing to encompass a broader range of STEM disciplines for everybody. Through technical programs, mentorship, workshops, and networking events, they strive to inspire and support the next generation of STEM leaders. Listen to the interview to find out more.
Digital inclusion: access to information technology
"Digital Inclusion" is dedicated to bridging the digital divide in Luxembourg by offering a welcoming public space with free WIFI and a variety of tailored training programs. Open to everyone, their services include individual sessions, group workshops, courses specifically for women, and custom programs to meet specific needs, along with consultation sessions to help citizens navigate digital tools confidently. Additionally, "Digital Inclusion" refurbishes computers and smartphones in its workshop, donating these devices to individuals in need and to other social-focused non-profits, expanding technology access across the community.
In:cubator- space for youth projects
In:cubator is here to empower your youth initiatives by offering a vibrant coworking space with all the essentials—meeting rooms, internet, and creative resources—designed to support youth-led projects and nonprofit teams. From setting up your organization to refining project ideas, our team provides the guidance and tools to help you make a lasting impact. We have two coworking spaces: one in Bonnevoie and the newest location in Ettelbruck.
Repair Café: Let's repair rather than throw away
Repair Café is a place to meet and exchange. But, yes, is a place where your loved things can get fixed. Volunteer repairers are available to assist you with fixing a variety of items: small to medium household appliances, clothing, bicycles, toys, dishes, small furniture, and more. Anything that’s broken is welcome and could have the opportunity for a second life.
IMPULS - the only addiction counseling center for youth in Luxembourg
IMpuls is a vital service by SOLINA Solidarité Jeunes asbl. IMpuls offers addiction counseling and therapy for young people aged 13-21, providing crucial support to them and their families. Don't miss this insightful episode—listen now and learn more about the positive impact IMpuls is making in our community.
Via Inspiration: Elevating Voices and Culture in Luxembourg
Meet Dmitrii, originally from Saint Petersburg, who moved to Luxembourg as a child. Together with his mother and a group of dedicated individuals, they founded Via Inspiration, which is dedicated to vocal ateliers. Over the time it has evolved into an interactive musical theatre, promoting culture and the arts in Luxembourg, offering vocal classes, theatre, and diction training to enhance communication skills and build self-confidence. We also teach scenic art and public engagement techniques.
Empowering Education: UP_FOUNDATION’s holistic Approach to Education for All Ages
UP Foundation is committed to expanding educational methods in Luxembourg's society, including a more holistic approach. They work with cities, municipalities, associations, maisons relais, and foyers to provide the best for children. In Luxembourg, there is still a need for better communication. Their projects aim to bring children together, help them learn together, and succeed in life. Listen to our interview where Valerie and Melanie present their ideas.
Swing dance: an intergenerational dance
Welcome to the Swing Dance Community! Founded by passionate members of the African and American communities, their vibrant group celebrates the joy of Lindy Hop, solo jazz, and more. Much dedicated to promoting swing dance and fostering connections through the love of dance., their community has grown immensely, now attracting around 200 students each semester. If you're a fan of jazz music and love dancing to Lindy Hop, visit our website: swingdance.lu.
Ôpen Maison Citoyenne
There is always a need for spaces to connect, to integrate, and to feel welcomed. Ôpen Maison Citoyenne is one of that place of conviviality, solidarity, creativity, and emancipation with a view to a fairer, more resilient, and more environmentally friendly society and economy. They provide workshops for parents or teenagers, beer brewing, plantations in their greenhouse, food sharing, and exhibitions. According to Guillemette, one of their coordinators,, language is not a problem in Luxembourg,: “Just go and explore the space. “
Building connection across differences
The Ashburn Intercultural Institute promotes the values of democracy and transatlantic integration by fostering global connections through diversity. Their initiatives involve engaging with business and government representatives, policymakers, and youth in meaningful dialogues on peace, intercultural integration, democratization, and Euro-Atlantic relations. In a recent interview, the director, Kseniya Rubicondo, proudly shared their latest success stories with us.
Biker.lu- more than cycling
Whether it is a hobby or more than that, cycling can encompass various aspects such as socializing, education, and environmental behavior. Biker.lu focuses more on the social aspect of cycling rather than the competitive side. It's about being together outside and exploring nature on a bike. They have junior rides where participants can learn about techniques. They offer tours suitable for beginners as well as for those who like being challenged.
D'Bréck : the bridge between locals and expats
D'Bréck translates like “The bridge” from Luxembourgish, an association that defends and promotes multilingualism. We met with its founder, Athanase Popov, who expresses a strong opinion on language policy in Luxembourg. Although it is a small country, to decode it remains difficult. In his opinion the key it to organize activities both for ex-pats and Luxembourgish where they can get united.
Empowering the Iranian Diaspora
The Iranian Diaspora is advocating for the Iranian community residing in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Their initiative aims to promote human rights, justice, and solidarity within and beyond the Iranian diaspora. The organization raises awareness about current events affecting Iranians worldwide, acting as a vital intercultural integrator. It seeks to encourage volunteerism and serve as a powerful voice for those who are voiceless, marginalized, and in need. Shabnam shared with us their mission and events in Luxembourg.
Meet LAFF: the hub of fashion and art in Luxembourg
Luxembourg Art and Fashion Foundation is a place to promote and support women and emerging talents in fashion and art, to help people realize themselves through the creative industries. They create conditions for integration into the society of Luxembourg and set up a platform for networking within the creative industry. Mariana and Kateryna came to share their goals with us.
Openscreen: Inclusion Through Culture
Openscreen is a platform open to all filmmakers and short film lovers! Their sceenings always have something to surprise you with. Also, they have projects called Kappkino: a series of audio plays, a magical experience on vinyl, live performance, or radio broadcast. Vessela told us in an interview about their events and how we can participate. Listen to theinterview.
Express yourself
Inese Gadiga from And Be You thinks that music affects the way we perceive things around us and influences human behaviour. Music can heighten negative or positive emotions in people. And that moving the body gives the mood boost. This is just one of the ideas of And Be You asbl. They unite people with different talents offering classes of Rhythmic Gymnastics, Dance, and even theatre.
Sport for all
At Sportunity, they've pioneered integration through sport in Luxembourg. By offering free training sessions in refugee centers and public locations, the organization brings locals and newcomers together, fostering community spirit and helping refugees integrate seamlessly. Join them in connecting people through the power of sport! Check their website to see what they do.
Access to Rights
Passerelle is a non-profit Luxembourgish association recognized as being of public utility since September 2023, active in the defense and exercise of fundamental rights for vulnerable people in Luxembourg. Marion specifically joined this association from France. Working with homeless people and individuals in vulnerable situations has always been her interest. The majority of their work involves assisting vulnerable migrants and refugees. Learn more about their results in our interview.