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Here at the UN Student Association Oslo, we are driven by a specific goal: to bring attention to the sustainable development goals and issues that impact our global society. Every day we work towards peace, dignity and equality to ensure a healthy and sustainable planet for all.

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The UN Student Association Oslo is an independent student association that serves as a platform for students who are interested in global, UN-related issues. The purpose is to engage students in the UN network and provide a channel for them to use their voice.

This Friday UNSA Oslo threw a celebration to mark the end of a great semester, and welcome the summer ahead. 💛Thanks to everyone who came and made it an evening to remember! 🦋⛱️🍉☀️

On the 16th of May, our Vice-president Silje and PR-manager Thea, attended the yearly Contact Conference (Kontaktkonferansen 2025) at the Ministry of Children and Families. The conference offers an opportunity for civil organizations to voice their ideas and concerns for the department’s responsibilities ahead. This year’s topic was youth participation and involvement. 📢👩🏽‍🎓

Our representatives expressed their concern regarding Norway’s new tuition fees for non-EU/EEA students, which have led to a sharp decline in international students coming to Norway. Silje and Thea particularly underlined how this does not only threaten UNSA Oslo personally, but also diversity, academic freedom, and effective dialogue in a broader context. Furthermore, they encouraged the authorities, and the present Minister of Children and Family Lene Vågslid and state secretaries Erlend Kaldestad Hanstveit and Helge Flø Kvamsås, to reevaluate the policy and recognize the democratic value of international student engagement – particularly in today’s turbulent world. 🌎

📸: Hilde Alice Skåra Gunvaldsen (LNU)

Yesterday we had the pleasure of hosting a successful event about USAID and the future of Africa!💙

Thank you to the engaging experts Dean Karlan, Mohamed Abdirizak Mohamud, Pio Ding and Jon Lomøy for providing insightful knowledge about the dramatic fund cuts of USAID by the Trump administration, how this affects especially Africa and embattled countries, and the increasing importance of the UN in today’s unstable geopolitical world.💫

Thank you to everyone who showed up!🙏🌍

Today is the The World Press Freedom Day, which is an oppurtunity to reflect on the importance of free media and how vulnurable journalism may be.🌏🖋️📸 We want to take a moment to support the press – a target of restraint for the freedom of speech. It is also a day of remembrance for those journalists who lost their lives in the pursuit of a story (UNESCO).💙

This year the United Nations focus on the challange of freedom of speech in the face of the AI revolution. Artificial Intelligence is changing journalism, the media and the press freedom in many ways – with both innovative oppurtunities and serious challanges. The gathering, processing and dissemination process of journalism is effectivized, information is more acccessible and communication is easier. At the same time AI brings new risks, such as the spreading of false information, increasement of online hate speech and new types of censorship. But perhaps the most dangerous consequence is when different viewpoints are hidden and reduced, and the global media becomes too similar. If we are not able to control the use of Artificial Intelligence we face severe consequences for the freedom of spech and for democracy.

As António Guterres said; “Artificial Intelligence can support freedom of expression – or stifle it”.

Yesterday we hosted a Panel Discussion about the Future of the UN in a Politcally Divided Era! 🌎🇺🇳

Thank you to Eirik Løkke, Ole Jacob Sending, Kristoffer Linden, and our moderator Matilde Angeltveit for participating and raising important questions around security, trade and humanitarianism, and linking them to the UN’s past, present and future role in international affairs.🌟💙

And also thank you so much to everyone who showed up to our event! 🫶🏽

Today we held our Local Meeting for April on how to get an international internship!🌐 A big thank you to Julia Farstad, who interned at Norway’s Permanent Mission to the UN in New York, and Ellen Vrålstad, who interned at the Norwegian Embassy in Nairobi working with UNEP and UN-Habitat, for sharing their experiences and advice with us!

Some key takeaways:
• Use your network actively: Reach out to former or current interns — asking for advice can open unexpected doors.
• Tailor your applications: Keep your CV short, relevant, and highlight transferable skills. Show that you are motivated, flexible, and ready to take responsibility.
• Stay engaged: Get involved early through student organizations, internships, and activities that match your interests.

We’re so grateful for their time and valuable tips — and hope their journeys inspire more students to aim high and think smart! After the event we enjoyed pizza and soda🍕Thank you to everyone who came!💙

Join us for a Panel Discussion about the future of the United Nations in the light of the geopolitical situation today. The discussion will focus on the challenges of international cooperation, especially in light of Trump’s presidency and other pressing global difficulties.🌏💙

There will be three experts; Eirik Løkke and Ole Jacob Sending, in addition to a third one that will be announced later. We will also serve food at the event!💫🥐🍿

Eirik Løkke is a Fellow at the Norwegian liberal think thank Civita and he has a keen interest in American politics. He has studied Comparative Politics and History, and is actively engaged within organizations like NORAM (the Norway-America Association).

Ole Jacob Sending is a Researcher at NUPI and the leader of the Center for Geopolitics. He investigates global governance and focuses on international and non-state organizations role in peace building, humanitarian aid and development.

⏰: 30th of April, 16.15 PM - 17.45 PM
📍: University of Oslo, Georg Sverdrups hus, Auditorium 2

We are really looking forward to this Panel Discussion and we hope to see as many of you guys there!⭐️⭐️⭐️

Apply for the president and the vice-president positions now! 🌟

The deadline for applying is the 14th of may and you will be contacted if you get an interview 🇺🇳💙

Read more about each position here, and apply through the link:

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=EWg7RqSwKku5MnLEyXDF0rAFqHIMvhNNvJN3sc8GJj1URVFLWVg1QVlSREo1NVhZWFNBNUxFRVdXTi4u

Today is World Health Day, a moment to reflect on the importance of global health and this year’s vital focus: women’s health and maternal care💙 While we highlight and scrutinize challenges on women’s health, we must also address the growing uncertainty surrounding the WHO and the future of international cooperation on health🌍

The U.S. has signaled a withdrawal from both WHO and USAID, raising concerns about the future of multilateral efforts to support vulnerable communities. As these shifts unfold, it’s more important than ever to stay informed, engaged, and committed to shared responsibility in global health!

Say hi to the UNSA Oslo Board for spring 2025! 🇺🇳 The board carries out the student associations’ major operations and is responsible for using the SDGs as inspiration for future events and projects. 🤝💙

On Friday we ended the UN Theme Week of 2025 with a seminar on radicalisation and extremism with Henrik Syse!💙

We enjoyed a lovely and lively presentation by Syse where he talked about his work with extremism, his time in the Nobel Peace Prize committee and his thoughts about the world we live in today and the future ahead of us. Afterwards we had had a conversation where the participants were able to share their thoughts and ask further questions. We ended the event with pizza!🍕

Thank you to Henrik Syse and to everyone who showed up to this event! And thank you so much to everyone who were a part of this years UNTW. We hope you found it enjoyable and educational.💫💫💫

Tonight we had the please of listening to Silje Susanne Alvestad, linguist and researcher, talk about the Fakespeak project and the importance of understanding the language of fake news! 📰🔍💙

She talked about their new project, the NxtGenFake from 2025-2029, where the goal is to identify disinformation narratives from LLMs based on linguistic and discursive features, and to generate knowledge towards the development of AI tools for identification and suspicious content. 🙌🏼

Thank you to everyone who showed up and thank you to Silje for an insightful and educational presentation! 💙🤝🏼

UNSA Week is officially ON!
We kicked off with an eye-opening session led by Anders Ravik Jupskås, Deputy Director at C-REX, diving deep into terrorism research and right-wing extremism in Europe.

Thank you to everyone who joined us. Your engagement made the conversation even more powerful!

Stay tuned, stay curious. UNSA Week continues…

#UNSAWeek2025 #StudentVoices #ExtremismResearch #StayCurious

UNTW 2025 is right around the corner! This years topic is extremism and in that regard we have some really exciting and educational events coming up next week. You can find more information about each event on our Facebook page. We hope to see many of you there! 🌎🇺🇳💙

We are privileged to welcome philosopher, Research Professor at PRIO and former member of the Nobel committee, Henrik Syse, as our expert guest on the last event of UNTW!💙

Syse will hold a lecture and give us insights into the mechanisms behind radicalisation and extremism. He will talk about which groups of people that are most vulnerable to be radicalised, and how individuals can be reintegrated. The lecture will furthermore explore how dialogue can be used as a tool in the reintegration process, and what roles both civil society and the authorities can play in supporting the process.📢 Additionally we will gain insight into how extremism influences international politics and cooperation.💫💫💫

There will be free lunch for attendees! To be eligible for food have to confirm that you are coming by pushing "Going" on the event on Facebook🍕🎉 We hope to see many of you there!

Time: Friday 28. March, 11:00-12:30
Place: Mela Upstairs, Mariboes gate 8

Yesterday we hosted the Local Meeting for march at SALT, with Anders C. Krogh as our guest speaker!☀️

Anders C. Krogh took us through his travels in the Amazon Rainforest and told an engaging story about his encounters with the indigenous people that live there – both those in contact with the outside world and those uncontacted with the world! It was thrilling, interesting, emotional and educational.

We learned about the matses people that he lived with for over a year and his search for «the longhaired people» – an indigenous tribe that weren’t documented, but rumoured to exist deep into the tropical forest. He never encountered them physically, but Anders C. Krogh was a part of documenting their existence in 2017, and furthermore ensuring their safety and integrity.💙

Anders C. Krogh also showed devastating pictures of the deforestation that is currently ongoing in the Amazon Rainforest and he explained how important it is to protect it. He talked about how the forest creates its own rainfall and briefly touched into the incredible wildlife that lives in the Amazon Rainforest🌳. On a single tree in the tropical forest there were found 52 different species of ants; in Norway we only have 46 species all together!🐜🐜🐜

Lastly he urged us to take a part of the fight for the Amazon Rainforest.🌴👊 You can make a change by avoiding products with tropical wood, like garden furniture, and avoiding palm oil! But the most important thing you can do is to be vocal and political and urging our politicians to protect the biggest and most important eco system in the world!🌍

If you would like to learn more about Anders C. Kroghs story, we recommend to read his book «Med Jaguarens Kraft» which you can buy here https://www.jaguarenskraft.no.🐯

Thank you to Anders C. Krogh for being our guest speaker for the night, and thank you to everyone who showed up!💙💙💙

Today UNSA Oslo enjoyed a visit from journalist and Middle East correspondent for NRK, Yama Wolasmal! 🇺🇳🤩

Thank you to everyone who attended and participated today! We kicked off the event by listening to Yama talk about women’s lack of rights in Afghanistan and the region’s political landscape in general. After an educational and insightful speech from Yama, we divided into groups and discussed topics regarding Taliban from different time periods (1978-today). We believe everyone present learned something new about Taliban and the history of women’s rights in Afghanistan! 💙 At the end we enjoyed lunch provided from kreativ catering. 😋

Thank you all for coming! See you at our next event on Tuesday. 🤩

Are you interested in how AI and social media algorithms fuel radicalization? Or perhaps how extremist content spread online, and what can be done to counter it?

Then you should join UNSA Oslo for one of our first events of UNTW 2025, a thought-provoking panel discussion where experts from various fields explore the role of AI in shaping online discourse and how individuals is being influenced! We’ll discuss the challenges of tackling radicalization in the digital age — while balancing freedom of expression and digital security.📱

🗓 Wednesday, 26th of March
⏰ 16:30-18:00 PM
📍 Domus Juridica, Auditorium 2

Don’t miss this chance to dive into one of the most pressing issues of our time. We hope to see you all there! 🌍💙🇺🇳

On Friday we hosted the Local Meeting for February!!⭐️

Our members engaged in a workshop focusing the Sustainable Development Goals🌎 In groups we chose each our goal to research - what it entails, how close we are to reaching the goal and if we believe that it will be met by 2030. Afterwards the groups presented their findings to the rest💙💙💙 People were so creative!

We ended the night playing shuffle at Buddha Sportsbar with a glass of beer!

Thank you to everyone who showed up!⭐️

Happy International Day Against all Discrimination! 🇺🇳

Today we celebrate freedom and diversity. 👭 This day highlights how people can learn more about discrimination and it helps us create a global movement of solidarity to end all forms of discrimination! 🤝🏼💙

We have an open position!

Are you our next PR coordinator?💫

Apply through the form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSew0WZQGYrUdPKZsP4e4TmqsTwWdaQbYLRerc5QsgrnZzZYtg/viewform?usp=dialog

Did you know that an estimated 150 students have been expelled from their universities in Nicaragua simply for using their voices and standing up for what they believe in?🧑‍🎓👩‍🎓

Yesterday, UNSA Oslo, in collaboration with the Student Peace Prize, NSO, and SAIH, hosted a panel discussion featuring the winners of the 2025 Student Peace Prize: IPEN 🕊️. IPEN, together with political scientist Vegard Bye and Member of the Student Parliament at UiO, Milad Rezvan, gave a highly insightful and educational discussion on the political situation in Nicaragua🇳🇮.

The panel discussion opened with an inspiring speech by Selma Bratberg from SAIH, highlighting the crucial role of IPEN in the fight for academic freedom 📚. This was followed by an introduction to IPEN’s work and an overview of the political landscape in Nicaragua, setting the stage for an engaging discussion☺️.

We would like to thank everyone who showed up to this event💙🤍
And a massive thank you to our co-organizers, IPEN, Selma Bratberg, Vergard Bye and Milad Rezvan for ensuring such a great discussion!!

We look forward to seeing you at our future events 🌟

Thank you so much to IPEN, Benedicte Bull, Alex Borchgrevink and our co-organizaor Student Peace Prize for such an educational event this evening! 💙

The Q&A opened with beautiful folk-music from the band HURV, and then Benedicte Bull held an opening speech about the situation in Nicaragua today. One of the experts, Axel Borchgrevink, talked about his studies of the civil society in Nicaragua, and that since civil society is a threat to authoritarian rulers, the Nicaraguan regime is working to shut those spaces down. Benedicte Bull said that Nicaragua has gone extremely quickly from being a hybrid regime, to now being a fullfledged authoritarian regime.

The president of IPEN gave us an insight into how the student organization work for the right of education and academic freedom in the country, and how they offer education for Nicaraguan students that have been affected by the political situation in the country. He also told us a beautiful story about how IPEN has helped a girl to start her master’s degree in Romania, since she could not study in Nicaragua. Right now she is finishing her master’s there. She is now so much happier and she has now built a friendship with the people from IPEN and frequently checks in with them!

Thank you again for an educational evening 💫💙

Yesterday we kickstarted the semester with our first event; a UNSA Kickoff!⭐️

We began the evening at our new Head Quarter at Kongens Gate 14! After some social mingling, there was a presentation held by our Board Members, Leila and Pernille, where they talked about our organization.
We continued the night with a quiz and some snacks, and then we went mini golfing at Oslo Camping!💙💙

We were happy that so many of you guys came and wanted to get to know the organization and each other!! We had a great time and we hope to see more of you in the upcoming events!!🌟

UNSA Oslo is, together with Student Peace Prize, hosting a Q&A to celebrate IPEN – this years winners ⭐️ This is the first of two events UNSA is hosting with Student Peace Prize and IPEN.

Iniciativa Puentes por los Estudiantes de Nicaragua (IPEN) is a non-profit organization based in Costa Rica fighting for the right to education and academic freedom in Nicaragua✊ The Student Peace Prize is an award given to the student organization that excels in the work for peace, democracy and human rights! 🌟

This Q&A session will focus on the importance of civil society in Nicaragua in light of IPEN’s activity and the overall social and political situation in Nicaragua🇳🇮 Come and ask questions about their work and meet the people who drive the organization!!⭐️⭐️⭐️

The program of the event is as follows:
1. Musical performance of a Latin-American band 🎷🥁
2. Introduction to IPEN
3. Q&A with IPEN and expert-panelists

There will also be room for questions at the end!🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️

We hope to see you there!!💙💙💙

Are you interested in being more engaged in the student community, making new friends, and expanding your knowledge about international relations? Join us for the first regular UNSA Oslo meeting of the semester! 💙🤩

This meeting will kick off the new semester with a bang💥, as it is both academic and social! Learn more about the work of UNSA Oslo and catch up on current UN happenings, all while meeting like-minded students🇺🇳. The meeting will also include a quiz about the "Year 2024" (and yes, there is a prize for the winners😉). After the meeting, the plan is to play some minigolf ⛳️🏌️‍♀️

The kickoff is held on January 31st at Kongens Gate 14, and begins at 17:30🇺🇳

Both members and other interested students are welcome to attend! 🫶🏼

We look forward to seeing you!

UNSA Oslo is, together with Student Peace Prize, hosting a Panel Discussion where the winners of this years Student Peace Prize, IPEN, will be attending! 💫💙

The Student Peace Prize is an award given to the student organization that excels in the work for peace, democracy and human rights! IPEN, as a non-profit organization based in Costa Rica, won this year bacause of their work for the right to education and academic freedom in Nicaragua. 🤩

The Panel Discussion will include topics such as education, democracy, academic freedom and the role of students in society, both locally and globally. The Panel discussion will take place at UiO Humsam Library the 5th of February, at 12:15 PM. Selma Bratberg will be holding an opening speech about student activism in general and about the Student Peace Prize. We will also update the event with experts on the topic. We hope to see you there! 🤝🏼💫💙

Recruit two or more friends to automatically be in the competition for winning cool student prizes! ❤️‍🔥
You can win a giftcard at Rema1000 worth a 1000 NOK, a giftcard at Norli worth 500 NOK, and UNSA Oslo Merch. 🤝🏼

The campaign lasts until the 14th of February. Become a member through our website «unstudentsoslo.com»! 💫💙

Would you like to win some amazing student prices now at the beginning of the semester?🤩

By enlisting two friends as members of UNSA Oslo, you have the chance of winning;
🔹Gift card at Rema 1000 for 1000 NOK
🔹Gift card at Norli for 500 NOK
🔹UNSA Merch!

How to enter and enlist a friend:
Step 1: Go to https://www.unstudentsoslo.com
Step 2: Fill out the form and chose the option «If someone enlisted you, write that person’s name here».
Remember to pay the membership fee! After this you are automatically in the competition.🎉💙

OBS: The campaign period starts today, the 14th of January, and lasts until the 14th of February!

Enlist a friend before its too late!🌟🌟🌟

We have an open position in the board! 🥳 Are you our next project manager? Apply through the form in our IG-story!

Thank you all for coming to the last event of the semester!!💫💫💙

We enjoyed a lovely afternoon together at Chateau Neuf - taking a break from the exam season by eating porridge, drinking gløgg, singing Christmas karaoke and making decorations!!🎄

We have had the pleasure of spending this fall season together with you guys, and we are looking much forward to the next semester!

Merry Christmas and happy new year!💙💫🌟

Are you interested in child rights, but don’t know how to participate in the work for children rights?

During the event yesterday, @reddbarnaost and @amnestyjusoslo told us how we can participate in the work for children rights and they also told us about their own experiences. 🙏🏼🤝🏼💙

How to engage and participate:

🌟You can volunteer at asylumcenters and arrange activities for the children who live there.
🌟You can do campaigns and child rights activities like organizing meetings in the student group Redd Barna Oslo International.
🌟You can contribute with activities for children who has just arrived to Norway.

The leader of @amnestyjusoslo has volunteered at Råde where she can play with small children about once a month. She also contribute in the Amnesty Oslo student group where she can create activities and panel discussions that highlightes the right violation issues that we have in the world today! 🙏🏼

Check out this website if you want to engage more: https://www.reddbarna.no/bli-frivillig/

Thank you to @reddbarnaost and @amnestyjusoslo for a very successfull event yesterday, and a big thank you to the participants for the educational presentations about their work for children rights! 🌟💙

Bring a friend and come to our event regarding the UN Children’s Day on November 20th! 🌼💙✨

The event will take place at Domus Juridica at 16:30 PM. See you there! 👋🏼

Yesterday, we were lucky enough to enjoy a vist from Juan Grajales!💙

Juan is a student and a writer from 🇨🇴Colombia🇨🇴,and we had the pleasure of listening to him talking about social movements and protests in Latin America, and the use of literature, music and art as central aspects of these demonstrations. He also shared his inspiring and touching personal story; being in exile from his home country as a result of political activism through writing💙🕊️💫

After a great presentation at the UNs main office in Oslo, we went bowling together!🎳🤩

Thank you to @jg_escritor for an inspiring presentation, and thank you to everyone who showed up!💙

On November 20th, the official UN Day of the Child, UNSA Oslo and Amnesty Jus Oslo are hosting a round table discussion. The discussion dives into the impacts of war crimes from a child rights perspective. 🧒👧

We are joined by representatives from UNICEF Norge, Redd Barna, and Forsvar Folkeretten, who will discuss how their organizations work for child rights in Gaza, the occupied West Bank, and Lebanon. 🇵🇸🇱🇧

🕊️We invite each and everyone of you to be a part of the dialogue and join us as we advocate for justice, accountability, and protection for children worldwide!

Hope to see you there💙💙

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of visiting the Nobel Peace Center🕊️💙

We enjoyed a thought-provoking and engaging tour, as we learned the story of Alfred Nobel, the founder of the Nobel Peace Prize🌟 During the tour, we were introduced to some of the former peace prize winners and their inspiring work to promote human rights and international peace, including this year’s winner, 🇯🇵organisation Nihon Hidankyo🙌

We also got to witness world-renowned artist Yoko Ono’s “PEACE is POWER” exhibition, which included some of her most notable artworks.

Thank you @nobelpeacecenter for an inspiring tour!!💙

Join the PR-team for a weekly meeting! 🤝🏼💙

Meet the new President and the new Vice President 💖

Amalie Bjørnsen (President)
Age: 25
Study: Master's degree in Development, Environment and Cultural Change
Favorite SDG: Number 13, Climate Action

Silje Tunheim (Vice President)
Age: 24
Study: Master's degree in Political Communication
Favorite SDG: Number 5, Gender Equality

Meet the new Board Members and the new Finance Manager!✨🇺🇳

Leyla M. Hiirad (Board Member)
Age: 26
Study: Master's degree in Political Science
Favorite SDG: Number 16, Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

Pernille Haakestad-Bjaaland (Board Member)
Age: 24
Study: Master's degree in Economics
Favorite SDG: Number 7, Clean and Affordable Energy for all

Rafael Siribeli (Finance Manager)
Age: 22
Study: Master's degree in Health Economics, Policy and Management
Favorite SDG: Number 2, Zero Hunger

Meet the new Project Team! 🤩

Charlie Fonda (Project Manager)
Age: 22
Study: Masters degree in Theory and Practice of Human Rights
Favourite SDG: Number 17, Partnerships for the goals because it highlights how fundamental the collaboration between institutions, communities, states and individuals is to achieve global sustainable development.

Silje Walmann (Project Coordinator)
Age: 21
Study: Bachelors degree in International Relations
Favourite SDG: Number 8, Decent Work and Economic Growth

Hania Borodziuk (Project Coordinator)
Age: 24
Study: Masters degree in Public International Law
Favourite SDG: Number 5, Gender Equality

Dina Sofie Borg Tahri (Project Coordinator)
Age: 21
Study: Bachelors degree in Political Science
Favourite SDG: Number 16, Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Meet the new PR-team! 📸🌟

Thea Celine Ness-Briskeby (PR-Manager)
Age: 22
Study: Bachelors degree in Culture and Communication, specializing in media science
Favourite SDG: Number 13, Climate Action

Marte Sørflaten Bolstad (PR-Coordinator)
Age: 22
Study: Bachelors degree in International Relations
Favourite SDG: Number 5, Gender Equality

Dina Møller (PR-Coordinator)
Age: 20
Study: Bachelors degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Favourite SDG: Number 4, Quality Education

Yesterday, on the official UN-day, we had the pleasure of co-hosting a debate, along with @unicefnorge and @fnsambandet, regarding the future of the UN🇺🇳✨

Starting off with an inspiring introduction by Cecilie Hellestveit, we were then joined by representatives from the Norwegian youth parties, who addressed and discussed the UNs role regarding future global challenges 🕊️🌎

Thank you to everyone who showed up!! We hope to see you all at our upcoming events💙💙

Tomorrow we are celebrating the UN-day with an event hosted in collaboration with the United Nations Association of Norway and UNICEF! 💫💙

There will be a debate with the youth parties, where these questions will be asked, amongst others:

🇺🇳Can the UN solve world problems?
🇺🇳What is the biggest challenges that we are facing in the world right now?

⏰18:00-19:30 PM
📍Kulturhuset

We hope to see you there! 🤍

Thank you to everyone who joined our social event on Saturday! 🤗

We hope that you enjoyed the vaffles and that you met some new people. We had fun hanging out with you! 💙

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