Meet Daanishly
Daanishly was born out of connections made within the Erasmus Mundus Journalism programme. Founded in 2022, the student and alumni-started media company will be launched in 2023. We plan to fill the need of cultural news and stories in English, as well as a consolidated and updated events guide.
Daanishly aims to be the point of call for international students, expats and visitors in Aarhus, Denmark. Daanishly is an online magazine reporting on cultural happenings, news and people, and providing updated information on what to do and where to go. Through informing and enlightening, Daanishly aims to act as a portal through which those who are not from Denmark feel more able to integrate in Midtjylland and to feel more a part of the city and the culture.
Who We Are
Our team consists of four individuals who specialize in creating journalistic content using interviews and research. Our contributors are passionate writers, photographers, and content producers, primarily from the Mundus Journalism programme. However, we also encourage and welcome contributions from the wider Aarhus community and surrounding region.
Julienne and Marcela pitching Daanishly
Aarhus Soup Denmark
Daanishly Team and Contributors
at Aarhus Soup, Denmark
Marcela and Julienne at the pitch
Aarhus Soup, Denmark
Amina McCauley
Editor-in-Chief
Amina is a journalist and media analyst with a background in sustainability and social issues. She also works as a yoga teacher and has a journalistic interest in the relationship between physical pain and the mind.
aminamccauley.com
Julienne Raboca
Publisher
Former magazine editor and travel/food writer with a mixed background in digital marketing and corporate communications. Originally from Manila, she has lived and worked in overdrive at offices in Hong Kong and New York for more than 10 years, and she’s ready for that famous European work life balance. morenatravels.com
Jay-vee Pangan
Managing Editor
Jay-vee is a Filipino multimedia journalist, author, documentary filmmaker, and peace activist based in Prague, Czechia. He studied journalism and produced podcasts while in Aarhus, Denmark, worked in public relations in Germany, and dedicated four years to nuclear disarmament projects and language education in Hiroshima, Japan. @vmpangan
Marcela Sanchez
Contributing Editor
Marcela is a Texan journalist with Mexican roots. She enjoys writing about Latinos living in the United States and their creative, cultural contributions. She enjoys a nice café and is always ready to dance to reguetón.
@MarceSanchezTV