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Tin Gregurek: “Never judge someone because you don’t know something”

ZagrebBy Wouter FrateurMay 8, 2026

Tin Gregurek (39) has a special bond with his dog, Nora. Their relationship is built on trust and shared reliability. “What Nora has absolutely achieved over time is an incorporation of mutual security”. “Nora came into my life to recognize certain health conditions of mine. She can react to my behavior and get help accordingly.”…

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Mira Katalenić: ”Every society must find ways and opportunities to respect the differences”

ZagrebBy Wouter FrateurMay 8, 2026

Katalenić (73) deeply values her bond with her dog, Star Wars. The connection they share allows her to cheerfully feel the world without being alone. “Those moments of ours, in the early morning, while I make my coffee, Star Wars comes immediately to get his dose of cuddles. That is irreplaceable.” Freedom “A guide dog…

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Kaarina: “We always need each other”

HelsinkiBy Wouter FrateurMay 9, 2025

“I am Deaf, I am optimistic and I am a journalist”- it is three main words Kaarina Huovinen (35) uses to describe herself. She tries to find positive angle of everything, Kaarina sometimes feels invisible out of Deaf community, but still believes that not everything is lost and we as people can change things together.…

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Rémy: “Ever since I have come here, I found my people”

HelsinkiBy Wouter FrateurMay 9, 2025

Rémy (19, it/its) takes us on a journey through moments of pain, transformation and empowerment. After leaving behind a restrictive home it found a community, identity and purpose. Rémy speaks about how activism became healing and its power to make a change in the world. By Alice Constantinescu, Isa Berkelmans and Nina Getsadze

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Kerttu: “I have the right to live as openly as who I am”

HelsinkiBy Wouter FrateurMay 9, 2025

Kerttu Tarjamo is an active person in many ways. She has a family, loves to exercise and also advocate for the rights of the LGBTQIA+ people as the Secretary General of the organization Seta. Through the multiple times she had to start over, she learned how to find happiness, even in the smallest things. “I…

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Nataly: “I found my inspiration again”

ClujBy Wouter FrateurMay 27, 2024

“Before the war, my hobby was sewing clothes. It was my big dream to do it, but when we moved my inspiration was gone”, says Nataly, who’s originally from Mariupol, Ukraine, and has two children. “However, one year later I found my inspiration again, I even plan to open a website and maybe start a…

Nataly: “I found my inspiration again”

UncategorizedBy Wouter FrateurMay 24, 2024

“Before the war, my hobby was sewing clothes. It was my big dream to do it, but when we moved my inspiration was gone”, says Nataly, who’s originally from Mariupol, Ukraine, and has two children. “However, one year later I found my inspiration again, I even plan to open a website and maybe start a…

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Alex Bologa: “Every step forward will bring you closer to the final victory”

ClujBy Wouter FrateurMay 24, 2024

Alex Bologa (28) is a champion, not only in Judo, but in real life as well. “I was selected from a group of children from the School for the Visually impaired.” With a positive mindset that keeps him present and focused, Alex is aiming high and working hard for the Paralympic competition that will take…

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Tamas: “Athletes like Alexandru are an example for every one of us”

ClujBy Wouter FrateurMay 24, 2024

The indispensable link in Alexandru Bologa’s story is Tamas Gergely. The judocoach, born in Hungary but a citizen of Cluj-Napoca, is the first one to train a blind judoka. “I never really wanted to be a coach, until I saw the project”, describes Tommy – how everyone calls him – his passion. “The Romanian paralympic…

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Ana: “The main thing we have is a peaceful sky”

ClujBy Wouter FrateurMay 24, 2024

If you ask Ana to describe her character in three words, the first one that comes to mind is purposeful. An accurate characteristic for the young Ukrainian mother, who moved to Cluj only two years ago, but is working really hard on building a new life for herself and her family in Romania. “We’re starting…

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