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Emilie Holm was born and raised in the northern part of Zealand, Denmark and now lives in a collective with ten people. She is a MA candidate in Anthropology with an interest in politics. Currently, she is planning to conduct her fieldwork among the Republic elite in New York City. Outside of her studies, Emilie works at the Danish think tank Mandag Morgen and the magazine Respons, focusing on representation and fighting inequality.
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