Blogs

In June youth exchange "International Dialogue on Migration took place in Rustavi, Georgia"

Mine. The first one in English, the first one during my volunteer service and the first in my life when it comes to trans-topics. Extremely important and precious experience in the safety of an open-minded group.

Dalarnas Län with its beautiful Siljan lake is the epitome of Swedish life and often designated as one of the best parts of the Northern country – especially during summer. Let me take you on a journey to this popular region in the heart of Scandinavia.

It's the end of June, the weather is warm and you are on the beach with friends or family... and although it is 3:00 in the morning, there is still light in the sky, and a shimmer of red on the horizon. It's Juhannus, the Finnish midsummer! Here's why this day is so special and what the Finns celebrate.

It’s hard to get enough of Copenhagen, the city with incredible atmosphere and diversity. It became one of my favorite cities I’ve ever visited just because the city was different, welcoming and warm (even the weather was very warm when I was there, which is unusual for this city).

Schrebergartens and Kleingartens are spots of green all around the city, where people grow vegetables, fruit and flowers, and where they can relax and escape the chaos of the city

Since June is the month with the most sun hours per day and therefor the famous midsummer celebration here in Sweden, today`s post is all about my experiences during this event.

I am queer. I am non-binary. And after such a long time of speaking about it in a half-whisper and only to some, I put my story on the wall. Literally. And honestly? The most liberating moment of my life.

Cherries are expensive. No matter if it is season-time or not. On my day-off, I went to a colective cherry plantation in Central Greece to collect them and did not only find out amazing facts about cherries trees, but experience the harvesting of this delicious fruit in its pure form.

With the beginning of June and therefore the end of the school year in Sweden another big chapter is over and the last part of my voluntary year in this wonderful country starts.

A short reflection on the time spent in Hamburg on my Mid-Term seminar, written partly right after the wonderful five days and partly a long time after that. But I'm still grateful and full of positive feelings.

Becoming part of a ESC-project does not only change your surroundings. New people and a new culture will eventually create a new you and make you grow in a way you haven´t known before.. if you let the change happen.One month ago I wrote about how I have been experiencing those changes.. here it is:post scriptum: If it was not for one very special person in my life I would not have been able to learn so much about me.. thank you.<3