Silesia, region in southern Poland is probably not the most popular place for tourists. Historically tightly connected to heavy industry and therefore also a particularly shaped landscape formed by diverse tenement houses and coal pit shafts. But would that suggest that this area is not worth a visit? Nothing more wrong than that! Silesia is one of the fastest growing… Read more →
Atmosphere of eternal love and peace, smiling and happy people, activeness in serious talks during sessions and total relaxation during breaks – this is how Network Meeting in Tbilisi looked like. The first NWM in Caucasian region will come into history first of all as first such event in this area. Three months of organisation period, constant Skype calls and… Read more →
„It is the quality of our work which will please God and not the quantity“ – Mahatma Gandhi. In AEGEE we have for ever had a discussion whether we should put our energy and will into quantity, for example to have a big Network, lots of projects and lots of members all over Europe and beyond or perhaps should we… Read more →
Gizem has been a member of AEGEE-Ankara for years, now is living in the head office of AEGEE and working on various things. Recently, as you all might predict, most of her time is spent on EBM preparations. Among all the work she spared her time to share with us more information about upcoming EBM, how her life is going… Read more →
From 5th to 7th December 2011 the Polish National Agency of the Youth in Action Programme together with the SALTO Eastern Europe and Caucasus Resource Centre invited stakeholders of international volunteering in Eastern Europe and Caucaus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Russian Federation and Ukraine) to „Eastern Dimension of Volunteering” Forum in Warsaw to share their experience and to discuss together their challenges and… Read more →
As we already know, the end of the world is near. But if you are afraid that you haven’t lived enough, AEGEE- Leiden has a master plan to help you to enjoy your last (but not the least) New Year’s party! If you are ready to spend the most amazing winter days in the typical Dutch New Year’s atmosphere, this… Read more →
In the latest issue of Key To Europe four AEGEEans are expressing their opinions about volunteering in general and volunteering in AEGEE in particular. But they are not the only ones with opinions. Listen to 3 more AEGEEans and hear (or rather read) what they have to say! Alla Resheten, AEGEE-Kyїv I am volunteering because I want to make my… Read more →
The third Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum took place in Poznan, Poland from 28 to 30 November. The president of AEGEE-Europe Alfredo Sellitti and the President of AEGEE-Yerevan Shushan Khachatryan participated in the forum for the first time on behalf of AEGEE. The Civil Society Forum is an integral part of the Eastern Partnership programme. Every year it is held… Read more →
From 20-21 October 2011 society delegates and decision makers from the Eastern Partnership and EU countries gathered in Yerevan, Armenia at the Congress organized by the European Movement International (EMI) to discuss the topic “Fostering Civil Society’s role for further European integration in the Eastern Partnership”. With a strong will to deepen the network and roots of civil society, Alfredo… Read more →
Alfredo Sellitti – President November was devoted to meeting externals, and was probably the month I spent the least days in the office. On the second weekend I was in Derry, where AEGEE cooperated with BCA and James Skelly (patron of the Beyond Europe Project) to organise the 3rd International Student Conference on Divided Society, where students from Europe and USA gathered… Read more →
