Hana Houssein



Houda Hussein



MAD Monday on Migration: Algeria to Denmark

Hana and Houda Hussein, members of Copenhagen nonprofit Trampoline House from Afghanistan and Palestine and chefs for its catering service Sisters’ Cuisine, tell stories of the role food has played in their lives in Denmark.

 

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