CAMP launches a new art gallery guide program in September 2017 for refugees and asylum seekers, who want to become part of CAMP’s guide team. To register for the first workshop running from September 15 – November 10, 2017, stop by CAMP's office, email us at info@campcph.org, or send a text message to Jana (+45) 50 20 59 77 before September 11, 2017.

Cph Art Week is inviting all interested to a free guided tour of artist and curator run places in northern Copenhagen on August 30. The tour will make a stop at CAMP and Trampoline House at 5:15 pm. Grab your bike and come join the tour if you want to learn more about the history, mission, and methodology of CAMP and Trampoline House. Click here for more info about the tour.

CAMP will be closed for the summer during the month of July. From August 1–September 21, we are busy installing our new exhibition, which opens on September 22. The show focuses on migrant workers' conditions in Denmark. Happy holidays!

For the second year in a row, Roskilde Festival has invited CAMP to be an 'equality partner' and organize projects during the festival focusing on 'cultural equality.' CAMP has partnered up with the Copenhagen-based community radio, The Bridge Radio. In close collaboration with some of the homeless migrants residing in Folkets Park in Copenhagen, who make a living collecting and selling empty bottles, the Bridge Radio will produce a sound installation focusing on the precarious life situation of migrant workers in Denmark.