Stories from Europe

When young people come to one of the European countries, they usually think about what their new place will be like, what their new neighbors will be like, their new city and all the other changes that come with a change of address. But most people are unaware that it changes themselves.

How is life abroad during a pandemic?

Last year when I was doing my volunteering year (ESC) I listened and learned  about Europeanvalues in the scope of  various youth exchange trainings and seminars that we had constantly.And during these seminars more than ever I was convinced that the EU is a huge institution for theeducation of humanitarian values like solidarity, anti-descrimination and human rights as basic needs of human beings, all over the world. Right now I have an opportunity not to listen but also to see all of these values in an action. And I am going to disappoint you, because there is nothing impressional to share with you.