Multiculturalism
Multiculturalism in words and pictures.
Young people from Hafnarfjörður took part in a twinning event in Finland.
A group of young people from Hafnarfjörður took part in a twinning event which took place in Finland recently. They strengthened friendship, communication and…
HARVEST: Do you want to grow both relationships and vegetables this summer?
The health town of Hafnarfjörður and the GETA organisation have joined forces and are inviting families in Hafnarfjörður to take part in a collaborative project with…
Celebrating multiculturalism at Álfaberg today
The children at the nursery school Álfabergi celebrated Multicultural Day for the second time earlier today. They made passports and flags. Parents…
Sold out at Hafnarborg for a conference on multiculturalism
Just over fifty interested individuals attended a multicultural forum held at Hafnarborg this week. There, interested residents and representatives of community organisations came together…
Come to the multicultural forum on Thursday
Come to the 2026 Hafnarfjörður Multicultural Forum, to be held at Hafnarborg on 16 April from 18:00 to 20:30. The forum is a platform for residents, non-governmental organisations and…
Well-being Week: Bridge-builders – our cultural mediators
Bridge-builders are cultural mediators in the Hafnarfjörður community. They help parents of foreign origin to find their feet in the Icelandic school system for children…
Refugee children living in Hafnarfjörður learn drama at the City Theatre.
Children who have applied for international protection, and attend school in Hafnarfjörður, are given the opportunity to attend drama workshops run by…
The first of four workshops on democratic participation
The first of four workshops on the democratic participation of residents of foreign origin will be held at the Innovation Centre next Saturday.
Time for Icelandic in Hafnarfjörður's nurseries
The Municipality of Hafnarfjörður has received an 8,185,000 króna grant from the Ministry of Children and Education to enhance the Icelandic language skills, self-confidence and community participation of staff at Hafnarfjörður's nurseries.
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