The Multicultural Week is a national campaign that aims to embrace cultural diversity in the Faroe Islands.
Read everything about the Multicultural Week here.
In this site, you can look for inspiration if you want to organize an activity for the Multicultural Week
Multicultural Week welcomes everyone to join.
You can attend any of the events organised during the week, but you can also arrange an activity of your choosing for a public audience. During the Multicultural Week, we encourage you to partake in the events alone or with your family, friends or colleagues.
Your school or work place can also arrange an activity that adapts more to the particular necessities of your community.
All municipalities are invited to participate or arrange an activity for your community and be an active part of the Multicultural Week .
If you arrange an activity or performance, please send us information about the contents, time and place. If the activity or performance is public, it will appear on the general programme for the Multicultural Week, but if the activity or performance is not public, it´s ok. We are still happy to hear that you participate in the event!
To inform us about your activity or performance, press the green button below, fill out the fields and press "send" so that we can check the information before it comes on the programme list.
register an activity or performance for the multicultural week
A lot of activities have already been arranged, for example; opening, short story writing contest, short film competition, family activities, dances and food events. Read more about the programme below. Be aware that the programme becomes updated once a new activity has been arranged, so follow this page to be up to date.
We have also made an "Idea Kit" or Hugskotskjáttu which can be used for inspiration.
Read more about the "Idea Kit" below on this page.
Working for inclusiveness and togetherness is a continuous undertaking that demands openmindedness from all individuals in the society. It is important for the participants to remember that even though our culture is a big part of our identity it is not ALL our entire identity. We must be careful not to stigmatize or use stigmatizing language.
Here are some guidance points for participants in the Multicultural week.
Thank you and have a great Multicultural Week!