Histoires d'Europe

Patriot Massimo d'Azeglio said this sentence right after the creation of the italian State in 1861. Today, 2nd of June, it's the Day of the Republic in Italy. We should recall, now that we are slowly coming out of the pandemic, the same feelings of unity and solidarity that united us as a country from the uprisings of 1848 onwards.

The current situation the entire world has been facing in the last couple of months is not only a challenge but may have likely also proven mentally exhausting to many people at some point. Therefore, regardless of whether you generally consider yourself mentally fit or not, it is recommended not to forget to uplift your mental health now and then. Because once you cultivate inner strength you will be able to weather any storm.

How did the NGOs reacted to Covid19?What did it change for their job?Here is the experience of MohBari, an Italian NGO created by two ex-volunteers.

Zurzeit findet ein digitales Camp (25.05 - 5.06) statt. Lerne mehr in der Reportage.

Die Situation im Projekt, ein anderes Osterfest und Naturerlebnisse

What would you say if your ESC started with your birthday and Corona Lockdown at the same time? You are welcome to read my Blog Entry where I share my unique experience of a frustrated birthday girl.

A short summary of the reason why I went to live in Denmark for 10 months, what I am doing here and what I took out of (unpredicted) changes.

In a blog post from 01.04.2020 I wrote that I was starting to work from home “with the hope of returning to the studio as soon as possible”. In that time I didn't know how things would change. But to be honest, this is what I like most about the volunteering year - something is constantly changing.

Have you ever wondered how to be a trainer? What makes you a good facilitator? What skills you have to improve in order to step on international level? I found answers attending the training course for trainers.

How ESC strengthened my view on life, friendship and solidarity.