Interviews, seminars and research from Dalarna University Dalarna University

Günter Wallraff visited Borlänge and Falun on 13 May, 2011. He is a legendary journalist known throughout
much of the world. His method of journalism has resulted in a verb, in Swedish "att wallraffa", in English "to wallraff".
He wants to expose injustice, and much of his work has dealt with the situation of immigrants in society. The title of his latest -
and most famous - film is Schwarz auf Weiß ("Black on White"). Using his undercover method, he tries to portray situations which
Somalis and other blacks may experience in Germany.

The film is actually part of the book Aus der schönen neuen Welt ("Report from the Brave New World"). Günter Wallraff's seminars
in Borlänge and Falun included interviews and discussions about his methods, work and, most of all, integration. Much of it based
on his film Schwarz auf Weiß ("Black on White"), which was awarded the Gold World Medal at the New York Festival in 2011.

The film was followed by questions from the audience. This event was organized jointly by Dalarna University, the City of Borlänge,
Peace and Love, the Alumni of Dalarna University College and the Business Association of Dalarna University College Students
(NLE).

Günter Wallraff visited Borlänge and Falun on 13 May, 2011. He is a legendary journalist known throughout
much of the world. His method of journalism has resulted in a verb, in Swedish "att wallraffa", in English "to wallraff".
He wants to expose injustice, and much of his work has dealt with the situation of immigrants in society. The title of his latest -
and most famous - film is Schwarz auf Weiß ("Black on White"). Using his undercover method, he tries to portray situations which
Somalis and other blacks may experience in Germany.

The film is actually part of the book Aus der schönen neuen Welt ("Report from the Brave New World"). Günter Wallraff's seminars
in Borlänge and Falun included interviews and discussions about his methods, work and, most of all, integration. Much of it based
on his film Schwarz auf Weiß ("Black on White"), which was awarded the Gold World Medal at the New York Festival in 2011.

The film was followed by interviews, discussions and a performance by the sing-songwriter Hanna Turi, representing Peace and
Love Artists. This event was organized jointly by Dalarna University, the City of Borlänge, Peace and Love, the Alumni of
Dalarna University College and the Business Association of Dalarna University College Students (NLE).

Günter Wallraff visited Borlänge and Falun on 13 May, 2011. He is a legendary journalist known throughout
much of the world. His method of journalism has resulted in a verb, in Swedish "att wallraffa", in English "to wallraff".
He wants to expose injustice, and much of his work has dealt with the situation of immigrants in society. The title of his latest -
and most famous - film is Schwarz auf Weiß ("Black on White"). Using his undercover method, he tries to portray situations which
Somalis and other blacks may experience in Germany.

The film is actually part of the book Aus der schönen neuen Welt ("Report from the Brave New World"). Günter Wallraff's seminars
in Borlänge and Falun included interviews and discussions about his methods, work and, most of all, integration. Much of it based
on his film Schwarz auf Weiß ("Black on White"), which was awarded the Gold World Medal at the New York Festival in 2011.

The film was followed by interviews, discussions and a performance by the sing-songwriter Hanna Turi, representing Peace and
Love Artists. This event was organized jointly by Dalarna University, the City of Borlänge, Peace and Love, the Alumni of
Dalarna University College and the Business Association of Dalarna University College Students (NLE).

Under flera dagar i februari och mars 2013 höll Dalarna University Centre for Irish Studies (DUCIS)
vid Högskolan Dalarna framträdanden och events med irländskt tema.
Först ut är Bookerpris-vinnaren Anne Enright, som gör ett framträdande på Falu Stadsbibliotek och ger en öppen
föreläsning på Högskolan.
http://www.du.se/sv/Om-Hogskolan/Aktuellt/Nyheter/Irlandsk-kultur-till-Dalarna/

Associate Professor Mar Gutiérrez-Colón presents her research on how smartphones can be used in
language learning. She visited Dalarna University in August 2012 and Loretta Qwarnström did not miss the
opportunity to interview her.
Read more: http://http://www.du.se/sv/Portal/Nyhetsarkiv/smartphones-as-a-support-tool-in-the-language-classroom/

Günter Wallraff visited Borlänge and Falun on 13 May, 2011. He is a legendary journalist known throughout
much of the world. His method of journalism has resulted in a verb, in Swedish "att wallraffa", in English "to wallraff".
He wants to expose injustice, and much of his work has dealt with the situation of immigrants in society. The title of his latest -
and most famous - film is Schwarz auf Weiß ("Black on White"). Using his undercover method, he tries to portray situations which
Somalis and other blacks may experience in Germany.

The film is actually part of the book Aus der schönen neuen Welt ("Report from the Brave New World"). Günter Wallraff's seminars
in Borlänge and Falun included interviews and discussions about his methods, work and, most of all, integration. Much of it based
on his film Schwarz auf Weiß ("Black on White"), which was awarded the Gold World Medal at the New York Festival in 2011.

The film was followed by interviews, discussions and a performance by the sing-songwriter Hanna Turi, representing Peace and
Love Artists. This event was organized jointly by Dalarna University, the City of Borlänge, Peace and Love, the Alumni of
Dalarna University College and the Business Association of Dalarna University College Students (NLE).