Hello everyone, I’m Aslı. In November, I participated in a training course titled “Building Bridges with Local Community” in Croatia. This program brought together 25 participants from 14 countries in Karlovac. My purpose in joining this program was to increase my awareness about migration and immigrants and to support inclusivity in my community by developing new tools on this topic.
Hello there! My name is Ayşe. Since January 2024, I have been working as a volunteer in Hannover, Germany as part of the European Solidarity Corps (ESC). In this blog
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I’m Necibe Sena, one of the lucky volunteers who had the opportunity to participate in the UNITY Project, which took place from July 1st to August 8th 😊. My adventure in Romania began at the airport. I met my fellow Turkish volunteers there for the first time, and they were all such warm and fun people. Time flew by, even when our flight was delayed.
Hello everyone! First of all, welcome to reading about a volunteer experience that felt like a dream! Buckle up 😊…
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I’m Yusuf. This past July, I had the chance to gain a once-in-a-lifetime experience through Pi Youth Association. From July 1st to August 8th, I volunteered for the “Unity” project. The project kicked off with a training course in Craiova, Romania…
What is “home”? I open the dictionary and check, and it says: “Home is a structure built to meet people’s need for shelter. It is generally used by a family or individual for living and can consist of various rooms.” The definition is quite clear. I think we all know what a home is, but I am certain that when reading this, everyone has a different image in mind.
I participated in a 9-day youth exchange programme in Hungary, where I made new friends from many different countries and improved my communication skills.
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I began a new adventure by joining the European Solidarity Corps volunteer program at the Karvina Regional Library.
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I am Sude, after graduating from Boğaziçi University Department of Psychology last year, I had the chance to participate in the 9-month ESC Project as a result of long efforts.
As a volunteer working in a school environment, my days were full of cultural exchange and learning moments. I can consider this process as a meaningful exchange where I enjoyed