Although in general it’s great to be motivated and to do voluntary work, I was asking myself if it can also become problematic, especially when it comes to volunteering trips abroad and that’s what I will elaborate on in this article.
On the 17th of November and 4th of December, our 4 volunteers organized Intercultural evenings, during which they shared some interesting information about their countries and their cultures. In this article, I will tell you more about how it looked like, share at least few interesting facts about each country and tell you whether something similar will happen again.
Erasmus+ trening je fokusiran na razmjenu iskustva i edukaciju o alatima na koje načine se mogu poticati žene u sportu. Cilj je povezati organizacije koje će aktivno raditi na promociji jednakosti u sportu i na kreiranju novih projekata koji će je poticati.
It all started with an Erasmus+ project called “Youth Catalyst 2.0.” organised by a Czech organisation Brno Connected, led by Katka and Arianna, two trainers from Czech Republic and Italy.
Početi se može već u veljači, a projekt traje do 31.08.2022. godine. Tijekom njega se od volontera/ke se očekuje da priprema i provodi radionice engleskog jezika, priprema različite aktivnosti za mlade, sudjeluje u pripremi Balkan Youth Festivala i brojnih drugih aktivnosti.
Od veljače do lipnja kreće drugi semestar stranih jezika u Amazonasu koje vode volonteri/ke Europskih snaga solidarnosti.
Neke od tema koje se u priručniku nalaze su samopouzdanje, postavljanje granica, nošenje s konfliktom, kreativne metode kao alat za učenje i evaluacija.
In the next paragraphs we will find out the financial support for participating to the Erasmus+ experience and some other opportunities within the framework of the programme. In the end, instead, I will tell which were the outcomes of the Erasmus+ in the EU society.
We were asked to choose between different terms that we associated with solidarity. To me personally, two important terms are love and empathy. In addition, I would also associate both terms with Christmas and since we are in the Christmas season right now, I want to look more closely to the link between solidarity actions and Christmas.
The 20th December is International day of solidarity, and on this occasion, I would like to talk to you about why this day exists, what actions are taking place, also explain what solidarity means for me, and tell you about how we can connect solidarity with the mission of our NGO, Amazonas.
