By Naomi de Ridder, Carl Edholm and Lindsey Maycock Who is Naomi? In this video you will get to know her. She will talk about why she chose this minor and explains why it is important to her to improve her English. Continue reading “We have to write a lot in this minor and that is the one thing I love the most”
On the 15th of March, teachers across the Netherlands are striking for better working conditions. The International Angle spoke to Fransje Damen (34), who is the coordinator of the teachers’ education Pedagogy and the regular education Pedagogy at the University of Applied Sciences. We asked her, and two students, why this strike is important. Video by: Esmee Bakker and Elisa Vrij Continue reading Why is the Teacher Strike on 15 March so important?
By Dyonne Onyema, Yannick Grenouillat and Malou van Kouwenhove Who are we and why did we choose this minor? You will get to know us all through several interviews and videos. The first video will show Malou as she reflects on how she has experienced the minor International Journalism so far and what she would like to learn during this minor. Continue reading “I like to learn how to engage people in my stories”
By Bram van Wijnen As you guys probably saw, the International Angle spend a week in New York this January. We made a whole bunch of stories there, but we also visited some companies. In this vlog you will see which companies we visited and what we did over there! Continue reading The week in New York
By Bram van Wijnen In ‘The making of Sins’ you will see the proces behind the making of our own magazine called Sins. The whole month of November we as the International Angle were busy with making Sins, and in this video you will have a look behind the scenes! Continue reading The making of Sins
by Tatiana Costa Lopes New York is the fashion capital of the United States. Tatiana met up with McKenzie and Bryson, two young people from Louisville, Kentucky trying to make it in the Big Apple. They shared their hopes, goals and less exciting realities of moving from a small town to New York City to pursue a fashion career. Continue reading From Kentucky to New York City
By Jet Beers It’s the second week of 2019 and already two people in New York City died through a biking accident. New York has worked to vastly expand its biking opportunities, but according to Transit Activists improvement on the safety of cyclists is urgent. Continue reading NYC: The deadly city for cyclists
By Sebastián Aceves New York City is also known as the place where migrants can find the American Dream. However, around 12,000 people from Central American have walked over 4,000 kilometers leaving their homeplaces. This huge exodus called the Caravan of Migrants are now stuck in Tijuana, Mexico, which is the final stop to cross the US Border. Continue reading The Caravan of Migrants
By: Laura Hornberger and Dana Dübbers Skateboarding is more than just a sport- it’s a lifestyle, passion and a big part of New York’s street culture. Zero G Skategang takes you with them through the grey jungle of the Big Apple on the board. Continue reading New York’s Zero G Skategang
By Mathilde de Gooijer More than 1,800 board games in one cafe. For many people this sounds like a dream. How good does it sound if we told you that this was actually true? The Uncommons in New York City has the biggest board game collection of the East Coast. Our reporter Mathilde went there and made a video about this cafe! Continue reading It’s all in the game
