A voice of reason for the working poor
Grace Walker needs 6000 signatures for the Public Petition calling on Luxembourg authorities to protect families at risk of eviction & support social inclusion.

Grace Walker needs 6000 signatures for the Public Petition calling on Luxembourg authorities to protect families at risk of eviction & support social inclusion.
Marissa Daruwalla says a decade of research on gender inequality has led to the conclusion that capitalism, not patriarchy, is the root cause of all violence.
At 15 years old, Dele Sosimi dared to ask Fela Anikulapo-Kuti to allow him play the live session with the Egypt 80 band one day and the rest is history, experience, mastery, and a deep learning which he is eager to pass on to young musicians the world over.
For Aurelien Konan, the outdoor is the most effective spot for fitness & community so he shares this with everyday Luxembourgers through his Barbarian routines.
Amzat Boukari-Yabara gives us a Historian’s insight into why Black History is significant for the present and future of the Afro descendant communities around the globe and how African Art and culture are part of our history’s storytelling.
Founder Audrey Gah and Team member Ndidiamaka Abba give us a sneak peak into the night of glamour, essence and ebony planned for this year’s LABEL Gala Dinner & Award night.
What started as a small support group gathering tagged “Think Pink Ladies Night” has evolved into an asbl and community of volunteers who offer support to women living in Luxembourg with the day to day realities of cancer.
DJ Ciano has a remarkable hidden ability that makes him more than just the talented DJ who is the pioneer of Amapiano music and events in Luxembourg
The Art for Change is a landmark initiative by Patrizia Luchetta which celebrates the power of storytelling in advancement of the 2030 agenda for sustainable development.
On this special Valentine’s Day episode, Aymard Niko tells us how his family survived the war in Burundi and found an escape to Europe in the nick of time.
Ghanaian-Nigerian-Luxembourger Eyitayo Faderin gives her thoughts on a range of topics including Fathers’ Day and her family ties to the Afrobeat originator.
Adeola Titiloye and Jenilson Vaz sit down with Hembadoon to discuss the complexities of language in a multicultural society like Luxembourg.