Theater maker Sue-Ann Bel has created a youth performance titled Let's Flow, which aims to open a dialogue about menstruation. The production intentionally includes boys and men in the conversation to help destigmatize the subject.
Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
Residents of Amsterdam's Amstelkade have hung pride flags to support a family after a brick was thrown through their window in October. While the initiative serves as a powerful symbol of community solidarity, some neighbors have refrained from participating due to fears of retaliation.
Member of Parliament Barbara Kathmann is introducing a bill to combat addictive digital algorithms and manipulative practices that target young people. The legislation aims to restrict features like endless scrolling and predatory marketing by gambling sites to protect the mental health of users.
Cabaret performer Gover Meit has admitted that his strong desire to become a father led him to rush into relationships prematurely. He explained that feeling a constant sense of urgency caused him to force romantic connections, although his dream of raising a child remains a major goal for his future.
Martha Stewart faced widespread criticism after posting a photo of herself dressed as a homeless person for Halloween, complete with tattered clothes and a sign asking for help. The presenter later issued an apology, stating that her costume was meant to draw attention to the homelessness crisis rather than to offend.
The November issue of the Amsterdam newspaper highlights the upcoming Sinterklaas festivities and the importance of reading. It also provides residents with information on how to reach the city via the municipal phone number 14 020.
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