What does belonging in STEM look like – and who gets to decide? This question sparked Code Couture: Breaking the STEM Dress Code, my collage project that explores how gender, appearance, and clothing intersect with perceptions of credibility and inclusion in science and tech. Curious? Let me tell you more.
Category: Visual Arts
How to crack the Swedish language and empower Immigrant Women
Reading and writing are key skills to survive in the modern world. Sadly, illiteracy, poverty, and exclusion are intertwined, with a significant gender gap. In this post, we explore how Livstycket, a nonprofit in Sweden, used functional pedagogy combining language lessons with crafts to help illiterate women learn Swedish. Their approach empowered immigrant women, boosting self-esteem and fostering integration.
How I started Pet-Sitting and exploring the world for free
The first time I heard about pet-sitting was in 2014, and I remember thinking, “Really? You can stay at someone’s place for free just by caring for their pets and plants? Absolutely!” Intrigued, I decided to give it a try. In this post, I share my experience and tips on how to get started with pet-sitting.
Journaling and wandering around: a magic combo
Traveling is one of the things I love the most. The reason? I like to discover new places and have adventures, but I think the main reason is that I enjoy life more when I travel. There is a mindset that turns on almost automatically when I start a trip. I am more open to stepping out of my comfort zone, being spontaneous, exploring, and connecting with people. I am more ludic and I approach things with more curiosity. It feels as if I squeezed life and fully absorbed it.
A question I regularly pose to myself is: do we need to leave our hometowns to adopt this mindset?
Finding the way back to me: blogging for self-discovery
For years I was obsessed with my professional career. I just thought about how to be more productive, and the steps to take to remain in the scientific system and do what I loved.
One day, I started to doubt if I wanted to pursue the academic path any longer. And the crisis appeared. Suddenly the floor disappeared, the certainties also, my identity was in jaque…
We all have a complicated relationship with the sun here
.. That’s s what he said and I replied “Oh, yeah”! If I could describe how I feel with one song, the song would be “Here Comes the Sun” by The Beatles. Sunshine is a holy thing for Swedes, not to be taken for granted. After almost five years of living in Sweden, the sun has become sacred also to me.





