Manon Dardenne, born in Brussels in 2001, lives in Schaerbeek, has Belgian roots and is a student at the film school the RITCS. Is bilingual and proud of the diversity and multiculturalism of the city where she has lived all her life. She finds it an inspiration for openness. She is also concerned about poverty and homelessness. She enjoys going to Couleur Café and the Bois de la Cambre. A great tradition she sees in Brussels is Epiphany with cake competitions between bakers. Her questions about the future are about livability, the social divide, waste and cultural initiatives.RIT

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Gregor Hintjens, born in 2010 in Brussels, lives in Molenbeek, has Belgian, Congolese and British roots and is a secondary school pupil. Loves playing football and jiu-jitsu.

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For him, traditions are the big gatherings of African families and playing outside in the squares in Molenbeek. He wishes people were friendlier and happier. His questions about the future are about politics, urban development and the survival of Brussels.