2006

Some of Sweden’s best 16 and 17 year old female basketball players play for the Queens.

Girls answer boys' questions about everything you want to know, but rarely dare ask.

Boys answer girls' questions about everything you want to know, but rarely dare ask.

GLÖD has travelled around the world and talked to young people about love, fashion, hobbies, and what they wish for the future.

Her family didn’t like her choice of a boyfriend – Amy had to fight for her love and her freedom.

Everyone is different. Yet many people are bullied – just for being who they are. And because someone thinks they have the right to put others down.

Short. Tall. Black or white. It doesn’t matter. Anyone can get bullied – and nobody who is bullied knows why. Mimmi and Bea know how it feels.

Victoria Gullman, 17, knows what she’s talking about. Seven years of bullying have left their mark, but they have also made her a strong person.

Respect and status. Two words The Angels at Hjulsta School hear – every day. A lot of people want the cool job, but only a few pass the test

Short articles about everything from kisses, music, and how to put a condom on.

GLÖD’s experts, Margareta, Sandra and Stefan, answer personal questions about the body and soul.

Poems and letters sent in by GLÖD's young readers.

In English