The Summer Break is officially over and in this episode, we sit down with Kim Trotz on a public bench at Koningsplein in #TheHague, the city where she grew up and ultimately returned to after living in Amsterdam.

Kim shares why The Hague remains her home base, offering her a sense of #community that brings a lot of spontaneity to daily life.

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#goodplace

She moved from Romania to Amsterdam for love and dedicated to staying, as long as she's surrounded by her family. Ioana has a clear mission, to bring people outside and strengthen their connection with nature.

As a researcher she launched the Outdoor Office Day, to create awareness around working in nature. I think we should collaborate and join forces. Enjoy this fun conversation!

He fell in love with The Netherlands, the cycling lifestyle, the way people live here, its people, the Dutch, and is now stuck here for the better. As an urban planner, Lior is working on making cities better and healthier places. He's an advocate of fewer cars in cities, and helping residents get into action and make changes in their own neighborhoods.

What really makes a good place?

He has lived in The Hague for 21 years, half his life, moving here to study and always stayed. Meet Bart-Jan who loves the balance of nature and city life in #TheHague, with enough to clear his mind and to pursue his passion for #photography. Join this conversation on a public bench, talking about what a good place is, how to meet new people through a shared passion, and what it takes to appreciate the good things of a city you live in. Follow Bart-Jan here and the photography group in The Hague below: https://www.instagram.com/bartjanverhoef https://www.instagram.com/thehaguephotowalks/

Join us for an inspiring episode with Sharline, who traded the island life of Curaçao for city life in The Hague. As an accountant with a heart for giving back, Sharline also runs a foundation called Caribbean Angels, to make a difference in the local community of her neighbourhood Loosduinen. What is her vision of a Good Place? Let's find out!

A visit to De Plek, a youth center located in Loosduinen, led me to Jan Janssen. He is a real Hagenees, born and raised, and since he retired at 65 years old, he has dedicated his time to community service. He's actively helping the neighbourhood, and supporting youngsters with a place to meet, learn, educate, and mostly have a good time. #goodplace

Join us on a bench in the dunes of The Hague. It's been 6 years ago when Gosia followed her dream of living in a country where she could speak the Dutch language. Together with her kids, husband, and dogs, she now lives in de Vruchtenbuurt, surrounded by a support network that is The Hague family. Let's find out more about her life and how she moved abroad. Enjoy our conversation on a public bench in The Hague. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories of moving places as a global citizen and cultural exchange in our community space.

A storyteller by heart who loves cinematography, sharing beautiful film stories of the city he lives in. Sid would have moved from Mumbai to the US, but landed for his study in Prague and ended up working in The Hague. But how does he meet new friends in a new city? He has created his own community called The Hague Circle, attracting the young creators of his new hometown. Follow his journey here: https://www.instagram.com/thehaguecircle