Author: Stefan Alievikj Nowadays the society is hungry for innovation. Innovations are needed in each field and circle of the society and they are crucial for our movement towards smarter and sustainable future. At the university St Cyril and Methodius in Skopje, Macedonia, two teachers had come up with few ideas how to bring innovations [...]
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Internships – The First Step to Employment
By mladiinfo Author: Emilija Georgievska If you look up the word “intern” in the dictionary, you will be given the following explanation: “A student or trainee who works, sometimes without pay, in order to gain work experience or satisfy requirements for a qualification.” Although I am quite sure that all of you are familiar with [...]
Why EVS in Poland?
Author and photos taken by: Dimče Trajanovski My EVS Story To be young brings many challenges: trying new things, meeting new people, learning new cultures, and in a way building your individuality and finding your place in this global society. Being young also means a desire to travel. I think by traveling and living abroad [...]
Building the Sino-European Future
Building the Sino-European Future China drives world business. As the world’s fastest-growing major economy, the largest exporter and the second largest importer, all roads lead to the Middle Kingdom. Today’s business leaders understand the global role of China. The opportunities to grasp the global trends and immerse oneself in the fascinating world of growing Chinese [...]
YoungPress eu. – Youth Ideas for Progressive Journalism
Author: Ruzica Despotovska The development of the latest technology in addition to the social media development gives opportunities for presenting certain event at the exact time and from the exact place where the journalist is located. Moreover, it gives opportunities to the ordinary people to share true and first-hand information (mostly video recording or photo-taking). [...]
At the Crossroads of Benefits and Limitations in the Homeland
Author: Angela Velkova I often dreamt of reaching new horizons, stretching myself to the limit, throwing myself into new challenges, of some organized society with innumerable opportunities for every young person calling upon me…hence, when the opportunity came, I couldn’t resist it. For one academic year I was diligently studying in the USA. The new [...]
Youth unemployment in Serbia: solvable?
Author: Greet Jans Due to the global economical crisis the youth unemployment rate in Europe over the last years peeks historically high. Special care is taken of the youth unemployment rate, which is generally higher. In 2010, with the rate for the EU at 20.9 %, more than one on five young Europeans was not [...]
The Symbiosis – A Challenge for Young Artists at the Biennial of the Mediterranean
Author: Marija Hristova An interview with Ilija Prokopiev, artist from Macedonia, participant at the Biennial of the Mediterranean. What is this event all about? What’s special about it? What does it mean for the young artists? Let’s find out! The Biennial of Young Artists from Europe and the Mediterranean (BJCEM – http://bjcem.org/) began its journey [...]
Path towards inclusion
Author: Greet Jans 2011 was declared as the European Year of the volunteer and therefore among others lately a lot of attention is given to the European Voluntary Service-program (EVS) from the European Commission. EVS is getting more and more known and strives to give youngsters the chance to develop themselves personally and professionally by [...]
Volunteering: compulsory or not?
Editor : David Thomas Translator : Pierre Thomas As set up by the French government in 2006, the volunteer civil service might well become compulsory. But many people speak up denouncing a political takeover of this scheme and a massive way of precariousness for young people. This is where things stand in a debate opened [...]
Getting Involved in the EVS Challenge: experience and definitions
The 24-year-old Natasa Stojanoska from Skopje, an English language and literature graduate, tells her experience regarding EVS, after she has spent three months in Estonia, Tallinn. This is her personal view on EVS and her host country… …I never really felt alone. At the time there was a fellow Macedonian volunteer who introduced me into [...]
Make love, not rape!
Author: David Thomas Translation: Pierre Thomas From Toronto in April, The Slutwalk movement has since become widespread, protesting the sexual mugging to which some women are still prey. From Boston to Johannesburg, including London, New-Delhi or Prague, Slutwalks are about to become the most federative women’s liberation movement in the last decades. “Don’t tell women [...]
V-day Macedonia: Vagina Versus Violence
This article is product of the project My Europe. Reporting on European youth from the different parts of the continent. Young journalists from different countries and different media organizations are working all together to show how dynamic and innovative is the youth of Europe. European media makers from Mladiinfo, Euradio Nantes, Journal Europa and European [...]
EXIT Fest 2011
Author: Emilija Georgievska Are music festivals becoming the new youth summer getaway?? At least, that is what the number of visitors of these events is showing lately. Youngsters, all around the world, pack their bags and hit the road to the most designated music program offered. From “Sziget” and “Ozora” in Hungary, “Glastonbury” in England, [...]
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