I can’t stop that Friday feeling
Venezia e unica!
This is just a small glimpse of how much Venice has to offer. Having spent 3 days in the Venetian lagoon, I didn't have enough time to see everything in the area. I highly recommend it as a weekend get-away, nonetheless if you want to travel around the somewhat lesser known islands of Murano, Burano,... Continue Reading →
People @ 2016 Migration Festival in Luxembourg
This year I tried to cover the Migrations Festival in Luxembourg from a slightly different angle, hence why I only took photos of some of the people participating in the festival as either organisers or performers.
Rencontre avec une étudiante et bloggeuse multiculturelle à Belval
This article was published on the 8th of March 2016 to mark the International Women's Day in Belval, Luxembourg, and presented my story as a multicultural student, blogger and woman living in Luxembourg. You may read the article in French on Agora's blog UmBelval.lu. Many thanks to Agora.lu for inviting me to participate in this... Continue Reading →
My expat experience in Luxembourg
Romanian national Roxana Mironescu joined her sister in Luxembourg in 2012 after completing her studies in Aberdeen. She has since worked for the local media and is now pursuing a communications degree at the University of Luxembourg in the country she now calls home. What brought you to Luxembourg? I moved to Luxembourg from Scotland... Continue Reading →
Musical journey, quest for equality & good fun for US Independence Day
It was all about American music history on Thursday night at the US Embassy in Luxembourg where American nationals and their friends celebrated Independence Day. A few days ahead of the “official” 4th of July when United States celebrate National Day, Luxembourg was ready to mark the most popular of American celebrations, enjoying a blue... Continue Reading →
Why Employ Disabled People? Attend the seminar & celebrate Diversity Day in Luxembourg
“Employing a disabled person is not an act of charity, it is potentially a wise business decision” (Evenbreak 2014). Besides the many moral, ethical and legal reasons why organisations should consider employing disabled people, the business case for it has largely been neglected. A persisting myth among employers is that employing disabled people is an expensive... Continue Reading →
Time For Equality @Migrations Festival in Luxembourg
All photos were taken by © Roxana Mironescu on March 14 and March 15, 2015 @ LuxExpo in Luxembourg, during the Migrations Festival. For more information on Time For Equality, please click here. To know more about the Migrations Festival, an annual event held in Luxembourg, click here. All photos were taken by © Roxana... Continue Reading →
Lenacay concert @ Migrations Festival Luxembourg 2015
I discovered this band, Lenacay, from Barcelona, at this year's Migrations Festival @ Luxexpo in Luxembourg, on Saturday night when they played a nice fusion of flamenco, rock and rumba music. I am a big fan of flamenco and latin music, therefore, their music appealed to me instantly, but irrespective of one's music tastes, the lead... Continue Reading →
Migrations Festival in Luxembourg (14/15 March 2015)
The Migrations Festival, or officially called in French, Festival des migrations, des cultures et de la citoyenneté, is an annual event celebrating Luxembourg's multiculturalism, mutilingualism and the diverse identities that exist and coexist in Luxembourg. As you may already know, Luxembourg is a small country with around 45% of its inhabitants coming from abroad, bringing along... Continue Reading →
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