Articles taggés "Covid19"

New regulations for masks and immunity cards in the Hungarian territory.

After ten months, in December 2020, finally it has been possible to get vaccinated against covid19 and, despite all the predictions, in really few months, Hungary became one of the countries with the highest percentage of vaccinated people all over the world. However, that doesn't mean that the vaccination is now available to all. Due to a technical problem, in fact, only those who holds a Taj card can now be vaccinated. An issue that is excluding a part of the population, including the European volunteers, from several indoors activities.

When you decide to leave out as european volunteer, you probably don't imagine to build part of your future in your host country. However, many things can happen during two months or even one year. You can start loving the country where you are enough to decide to stay, you can find the right person for you or a job which makes happy and decide to go back your host country.This is what happened to L.L., an Italian and ex European service volunteer. As he said during the interview, he arrived in Hungary for the first time to work for 12 months with a youth organization. After two years of break from Hungary, he came back again as employee in a company and then he started to work as teacher. All those experiences made him understand that he wasn't looking for a job in a company. Despite some disadvantages, such as a low salary, he clearly prefers to work as teacher. In the interview, we explored advantages and disadvantages of being a teacher in Hungary.

Giving a birth or not giving a birth? It has always been a question for all the mothers who has been assaulted, raped or maybe, for any other reasons don't feel ready to take care of a baby. However, not everywhere, this decision depends on the future mothers. There are still several countries where abortions are completely prohibited. Furthermore, even where abortion is allowed, it appears still really hard to get it, especially during the pandemic. Poland is just an example.

Why journaling could improve your life quality and help you to capture experiences made during volunteering

Thousands international not married couples have been separated by the pandemic restriction to contain the spread of the virus and cannot meet: #loveisnottourism is the appeal they are making

Summer is the best period to travel, but this year was different from the previous ones.

Erasmus generation travelling: how to do it in a safe way and what the new rules will be

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.

To go or not to go, this is the question... that many volunteers faced in the last period.
How are they?