Beiträge getaggt mit "ESC"

People write whatever they want and thus who are not aware about media
literacy or fact news they become the victims of social media. That is why today the media
literacy is one of the main topics of digital developing. It includes the practices, that allow
people to access, critically evaluate and create media. It helps to become competent,
critical, and literate in all media forms, so that they can control the interpretations, which
influence on youngsters, who are the main target groups of social media. So in this
topic I want to share some special tools, and skills, that can provide information about:

Do you see the benefits of your volunteering and how they can help you afterwards in life? If not, let’s do a small reflection session together and discover the different approaches one has about the whole experience.

As my project comes to end, I looked up to other possibilities for volunteering and proud to share the list with you

As a part of my ESC, I work with autistics in a place called 'Janka Tanya'. A documentary about it was produced. The premiere of this movie was yesterday :)

”La Choza De Trasmulas”, is an ecological rural hostel built between 2013-2014 with natural and ecological materials and also with the help of ESC volunteers. Located in a village in the South of Spain, it offers the possibility to discover the rural life of Andalucía and find out about the social and ecological aspects around it and the work of Intercultural Life NGO.

Ein langweilig klingendes Thema mit wichtigen Lektionen für den administrativen Prozess in, nicht nur Slowenien, sondern auch dem Rest der Welt.

We all know about the high and unsustainable CO2 emissions from air travel, yet Erasmus+ and ECS projects promote and are often only made possible because of air travel.

So many things happened to me during my ESK, but this part of intercultural communication, meeting people from different countries, religious, cultural backgrounds, making new friends, breaking cultural stereotypes – were one of the best things during my volunteering year in Germany, which I will always be grateful for.

Have you ever had this bittersweet feeling about something you were working for so long, and after it is done and over, you cannot believe that it is finally happened. I have these feelings about my youth-exchange in Germany, Eurocamp 2019.

I have organized and facilitated three international youth exchanges during 11 months of my volunteering in Germany. It gave me not only vast professional and life experience, but also awareness of how useful such projects are to participants. Youth exchanges can be on various topics, but they have one important thing in common: all of them allow participants to develop skills that young people need to have in the 21st Century.