Future Kulture is a Danish youth association working with sports, music and informal education. Since 1994 we have given young people positive alternatives to gang violence, drinking and drugs – through street sports, music and youth exchanges across Europe.
Our story
Future Kulture started in the 1990s with street sports for young people in the Copenhagen area. Some of the very first projects – DUNK and Street Games – took place in Hedehusene in Høje-Taastrup, where the association has its address today at Charlotteager 122B.
From 2007 the association’s director, Raymond Marcel Andrews, worked directly for Ishøj Ungdomsskole, and Future Kulture cooperated closely with Ishøj Ungdomsskole until 2018. In 2019 Ishøj Ungdomsskole became IshøjUngdom. The programmes that grew out of this work – including Street Games, Web 2.0, DUNK, Fælledparken and Theme Dayz – now run under IshøjUngdom.
Future Kulture today
Future Kulture is an active, registered association under the Danish Ministry of Education and the Erasmus+ Youth programme. CVR no. 32015557. Although we have not arranged new projects in the last few years, the association continues, and this website keeps more than 25 years of work available for young people, partners and youth workers.
Over the years, many young people have taken part in seminars, job shadowing, partnership-building activities and feasibility visits through Future Kulture.
Digital skills and Nordic GPS
We have always kept an eye on new technology. Web 2.0, WordPress and cPanel hosting have been part of our informal education work, and since 2014 Raymond Marcel Andrews has also been building Nordic GPS. Active web platforms include googlevirtualmap.com and freetownchristiania.org.