Denmark supports Neuropalette 2.0 festival in Chisinau
Yesterday, the festival Neuropalette 2.0 brought people together at the Laolaltă premises to spread awareness about mental health, neurodiversity, art, and personal experiences.
Yesterday, the festival Neuropalette 2.0 brought people together at the Laolaltă premises to spread awareness about mental health, neurodiversity, art, and personal experiences.
The festival was organised by Dansk Kulturinstitut / Danish Cultural Institute and opened with welcoming remarks by Ambassador Jensen, State Secretary at Ministerul Sănătății al Republicii Moldova Iuliana Garam, Director of Goethe-Institut Moldau Matthias Jochmann, and Alexandru Voloc from World Health Organization (WHO) Moldova.
Denmark is proud to support initiatives that create spaces where every mind feels seen, heard, and valued.
Throughout the day, participants explored deep conversations, interactive art, and shared experiences. Thank you to all partners and participants who joined, shared their stories, and contributed their creativity.