Solidarity works
Last week I was interviewing the Crosol NGO (Croatian Platform for International Citizen Solidarity). Through the talk I realized how it’s important to learn from
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A European Commission program that offers opportunities to volunteer and be actively involved in solving problems in one’s own community
The goals of the program are to build a community that is as large as possible while including all members of the community, providing support to vulnerable groups and responding to societal challenges.
Intended for young people aged 18-30.
All young people can participate, regardless of their previous education. You do NOT have to be a student or a pupil, but only resident of one of the EU countries. In the end, you always get a certificate of participation – a certificate YOUTHPASS.
You can get more information about specific opportunities by registering and creating your profile on the European Youth Portal
Fixed/Growth
One of the most important concepts I’ve learned throughout this week is the difference between the “fixed” mindset and the “growth” mindset. In a fixed mindset, individuals believe
Humanity waiting to be used
This week the Invisible Zagreb free walking tour drew my attention. It was led by former homeless person – Mile Mrvalj. With a new and
Croatian mentality: how to get things done the Croatian way
Learning a foreign language was not only a linguistic adventure for me. Whichever language you choose, climbing the ladder of proficiency unfolds in almost the
My family – my inspiration
☼Each person in my life is very important as to why I am the person I am today. They all have different characteristics of inspiration
Returning home
I just came home for the holidays. This time my homecoming was quite different from all the others I’ve had in my life. This time,