Kimmie Tentschert

Imagine this; Young people in Denmark are doing better than ever before. Even with the historic challenges facing this generation, they have never had greater influence or more opportunities to shape their own future. Collectively, we have taken responsibility for providing a framework for young people to thrive

Imagine this; young people in Denmark are doing better than ever before. Even with the historic challenges facing this generation, they have never had greater influence or more opportunities to shape their own future. Collectively, we have taken responsibility for providing a framework for young people to thrive

Drawing inspiration from the values and business models of seven companies, design students have four days to develop prototypes of what products can look like in the future — a future where digital technologies and solutions are characterized by their liberation for both people and the planet

DIF (Sports Confederation of Denmark) and DDC – Danish Design Center have joined forces in a new project to shape the sports- and association life of the future. The aim is to keep more teenagers involved in local sports. Our approach is user-centered and design-driven, as the project involves the youth in a series of experimental workshops