Hosts:
Concopia Co-Creator and co-host Anya Schønning Glentved. Anya has worked with people, development, and yoga throughout her life.

When I asked her why she so generously offered to host a micro salon ske answered: “We want to take action to create hope and leave small footprints in a time of change, believing that every action matters.”

Venue:
The private home of Anya and her husband Søren. Helsingør [Elsinore] is the charming old town where ‘Hamlet’s Castle’ Kronborg is situated. The bastions are beautifully laid out by the waterfront, and Helsingør is definitely worth a day trip if you would like to combine the salon with one of Denmarks major sights.

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Hosts:
Concopia Co-Creator Nadja Pass and co-host Anders K. Kristensen also know as ‘Kultur Anders’. In recent years, he has organized cultural events and engaged himself in the life and pulse of the city. This often happens with a ‘red hat’ as his trademark. The events include concerts and city walks, as well as author evenings or debates about life and development.

Venue:
In Kongens Kammer (the King's Chamber) at The Gråbrødre (Franciscan) Monastery founded in 1235.
Today, Kongens Kammer is used as a common room for residents but can be used for special occasions, offering an experience of how the king and the noblemen once sat here, discussing the current matters concerning the kingdom's future. It is a place for conversations and reflection, a place to look back from—but also a place where you can look into the future. And thus very well suited for the Concopia Conversations on Hope&Despair we will be sharing this evening.

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Værter: Nadja Pass fra Concopia og medvært ‘Kultur-Anders’ fra Kulturselskabet.

Sted: Kongens Kammer i Gråbrødreklostret, der blev stiftet i 1235. Kongens Kammer og den lille kloster kirke ligger der gemt i det restaurerede kloster og er et sted til samtaler og fordybelse, et sted at se tilbage fra – men også et sted hvor man kan se ud i fremtiden. Kongens Kammer benyttes i dag som fællesstue for beboerne – men kan benyttes til særlig lejligheder hvor man får en oplevelse af, at her sad kongen og lensmændene og drøftede de verserende sager om rigets fremtid. Og nu også Concopias samtaler om Afmagt&Håb.

Hosts:
Concopia Co-Creator Nadja Pass and co-host Katrine Dahl Clement, rhetorical advisor and network director.

Venue:
Værkstedet K3 is an active, creative, and flexible studio and workshop. Performing artists, artisans, designers, and creative entrepreneurs work here. The former carpentry workshop now housing K3 has been carefully renovated preserving as much of its history and character as possible.

Hosts:
Concopia Co-Creator Nadja Pass and Lise Højer, doctor, ph.d. and mindset coach.

Venue:
Espergærde Teaterforening. An association is run by volunteers. Con Amore.For the first 50 years, the association was home to a very active amateur theater scene—and in the last 10 years, it has become a playground for culture of all kinds. Music, theater, children's theater workshops, art exhibitions, concerts, lectures, dance,
poetry evenings, film recordings, and now… even a Concopia Micro Salon.

Hosts:
Concopia Co-Creator Nadja Pass and co-hosts Dorthe Hove Olesen. Dorthe is an organizational psychologist running her own company, Stagescph. She has been engaged in designing transformation of organizations and securing wellbeing for the people who inhabits them, for the past 25 years. She is very passionate about creating room for, and engaging in, existential conversations, and feels that we need them more than ever.

Venue:
Dorthe and her husband Sune are welcoming us in their private home in the sizzling neighborhood Nordvest in Copenhagen where a lot of inspiring projects are emerging these days. Such as Democracy Garage and Thoravej 29 – a shared office space and meeting point for a lot of Copenhagens most interesting social entrepreneurs.