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In outer Østerbro, hidden in a backyard, lies a small gem of Copenhagen’s Sustainability scene – think.dk, the Center for Acceleration of Change.

think.dk is a not-for profit community center, knowledge platform and event space for people working together towards a more sustainable society. The events, projects and initiatives they are hosting focus not only on environmental, but also on cultural, social and financial sustainability. This holistic approach to sustainability makes them amazingly exciting! Their work is highly based on co-creation and volunteer work, while building a local community of change-makers for mutual encouragement and inspiration. If you’re looking for an inspiring, engaging and empowering community that is all about making this world a better place, you just found it.

Anja and Martin, the founders of think.dk, started the Center back in 2015 for multiple reasons, but the main driver was always the desire to make a positive difference.
On the one hand, more and more alternative solutions to the (mostly unsustainable) mainstream do exist today, but the knowledge spreads slowly and there is hardly any lobby to help establish new, sustainable standards. Most People lack the time to research those solutions themselves, so think.dk provides a knowledge platform for everyone to get informed and inspired.
On the other hand, there is the omnipresent S-word: who, especially in the buzzing city of Copenhagen, is not regularly hit by stress!? We need more space to de-stress, slow down & connect with ourselves and others: lack of connection is one main cause of stress related diseases in our society, and this space provides a meeting place for open minded people from all ages & backgrounds and to connect, support & inspire each other to work together towards a more sustainable future, plus the infrastructure and
self-care offers to help you take care of yourself.

Places like think.dk are urgently needed as a counterweight to the ‘traditional’ activities such as arts and sports – people are craving input on new solutions, and how to navigate through this rapidly developing world we live in. Here is a place where people can learn to live more sustainably, where they can personally and collectively develop, be inspired, experiment, celebrate and create.
Their activities are structured in four different types:

  • Knowledge sharing: articles and/or short videos & social media campaigns to raise awareness & increase knowledge on sustainability related topics
  • events: activities organized by think.dk or one of their co-creators – they host about 30 events per month, of which 80% are co-created by their members think.dk Center for Acceleration of Change
  •  community relations: activities related to build & nourish the community that is developing at the Center, to encourage interpersonal relations and human connection
  • (in-house) projects: all kinds of time-limited project that manifest change in the outside world

Think.dk is built on the belief that everyone has the potential to make a difference and help create tomorrow’s sustainable solutions – given the right environment and inspiration. At this place, everyone can become a change-maker.

By offering an explorative space, oriented around sustainability, connection, sharing and education, collaboration, curiosity and creativity, they nurture, support and unfold this potential and transform good intentions into sustainable action.
By unfolding and orchestrating this positive human potential, they aim to create and be(come) the solution(s) this world needs.

A membership is only 100,- DKK per month (or anything above that, depending on how much you feel like supporting this completely self-financed organization), so everyone can afford to join. If you ever craved to make a difference, don’t hesitate – stop by and check them out. You can grab the essence of the space and the amazing people creating it the best way when you are there!

More about think.dk at: https://think.dk

 

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