Amarpreet, a candidate with a mission
Amarpreet is a candidate from the Feminist Party. A girl from India who grew up in Finland.
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The stories of foreign mothers
The stories of foreign mothers and their challenges of raising their children in a foreign land.
Stronger and longer love
Valentine's Day is approaching, and it is delightful to see colorful flowers, roses, and red hearts all around. It naturally suggests...
Teaming up with Mastering Finland
We are happy to announce that Foreigners in Finland Online Magazine teamed up with Mastering Finland podcast creators. From now on, you...
Porntipa, the foreign in law
Porntipa is an author from Thailand who wrote the book called The Foreign-In-Law. It describes her journey as a Thai woman who married a...
Growing up in Finland
1. What were your first thoughts in moving to Finland? I was very excited to see my mother because I have not seen my mother for many...
Common Sense in our Children's Education
Schools will be opened on May 14 even, two weeks before the summer holiday.
Steps to take to prevent depression
Simple steps to prevent depression.
The importance of Physical Activity
Physical Activities to encourage healthy lifestyle for the whole family
Social Distancing with family. It´s child's play.
Families in Finland have to stay home to social distance themselves during the State of Emergency.
Life before and after the stroke
Natu is a brave mother who encourages us to think positively no matter what. Read about the story of life before and after a stroke.
The policeman who sings opera
Interview of Petrus Schroderus, an opera singer and a policeman.
Me, cancer, and work project
Me, cancer and work is an association in Finland that helps patients with cancer to get their working life in balance.
Make Daddy a homemade present
Make homemade presents for daddy on father´s day.
A foreign father´s wish
I was supposed to interview my uncle in his home for our Father's day article, but at the time of the interview, I visited him at the...
Get your feet warm with these traditional woolen socks
Villasukka is the Finnish word for a woolen sock. By Foreigners in FInland
Celebrating Halloween and Kekri: The ancient Finnish harvest tradition
Halloween celebration in Finland
School fairs in Finland
Even though most schools in Finland are free and financed by the government, Finnish schools have active parent associations that...
How kids and teens can have a fun and enjoyable experience in eating healthy food
If you're a parent, there are times you struggle in finding ways of how your family, especially children and teenagers, can eat healthier...
The artist behind the Invisible Empire
Juha's art has always inspired and amazed me. A simple picture of authority, black in black, faceless, emotionless, minimal, and...
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