Sergiu participated in the Training Course “Stay safe in cyber space” organized by PROJUVEN in Torremolinos, Spain Hello Sergiu! Can you give us your opinion about the project “Stay safe in cyber space“? This project represented not only a way of improving my knowledge but also a whole experience that contributes to my evolution as an individual. Read more about #PJstories – Interview with Sergiu Semenciuc[…]
Andreea participated in the Training Course “Stay safe in cyber space” organized by PROJUVEN in Torremolinos, Spain Hello Andreea! Can you give us your opinion about the project “Stay safe in cyber space“? An important part of online safety is knowledge. The more you know, the safer you will be. This project learned me some great tips Read more about #PJstories – Interview with Andreea Caliap[…]
Aleksandrs participated in the Training Course “Stay safe in cyber space” organized by PROJUVEN in Torremolinos, Spain Hello Aleksandrs! Can you give us your opinion about the project “Stay safe in cyber space“? In my opinion the expansion of social media creates new challenges for us as a community and we need to educate ourselves how to Read more about #PJstories – Interview with Aleksandrs Klavins[…]
Iglika participated in the Training Course “Stay safe in cyber space” organized by PROJUVEN in Torremolinos, Spain Hello Iglika! Can you give us your opinion about the project “Stay safe in cyber space“? I consider the project very useful and helpful and I’m glad I had the opportunity to be part of it. As a newbie in projects Read more about #PJstories – Interview with Iglika Yakimova[…]
From 12 until 19 of June, 2021, Asosicación PROJUVEN had the pleasure to host in Torremolinos, Spain, the KA1 training course “Stay safe in cyber space” (SSCS). The project involved youth workers coming from 6 different countries – Estonia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Latvia, Romania and Spain, with the main aim of providing participants with new knowledge Read more about KA1 “Stay safe in cyber space” organized by PROJUVEN in Torremolinos, Spain[…]
We are happy to share the results of our Bulgarian partners : Association Alternativi international. They’ve implemented the long term strategic volunteering project Volunteering 4 Strategic development in the period of 2018 and 2020. The project was financed by Erasmus+ program – the program for youth, training and sport of the European Commission. The project hosted Read more about Volunteering 4 Strategic development – Bulgaria[…]
Silvia participated in the Training Course “Radicalization Stop” organized by PROJUVEN in Torremolinos, Spain Hello Silvia! According to your opinion, what drives youth radicalisation? In my opinion, youth radicalization is driven by a lack of understanding on both the radicalized youth part, and on society’s part. On one hand, youth are susceptible to becoming radicalized because they are looking Read more about #PJstories – Interview with Silvia Stanescu[…]
Viktorija participated in the Training Course “Radicalization Stop” organized by PROJUVEN in Torremolinos, Spain Hello Viktorija! According to your opinion, what drives youth radicalisation? Usually radicalization takes place among the vulnerable part of the youth. These people feel lost, lonely or treated unfair. In my opinion, this feeling appears by youth mostly because of mix of economic and social Read more about #PJstories – Interview with Viktorija Kovala[…]
Joanna participated in the Training Course “Radicalization Stop” organized by PROJUVEN in Torremolinos, Spain Hello Joanna! According to your opinion, what drives youth radicalisation? Radicalism and extremism are big issues of today’s world. There are many causes of youth radicalization. Some of those are exclusion from the society, cultural differences, different views, religion and nationality or poverty. There’s a Read more about #PJstories – Interview with Joanna Pałka[…]
Riccardo participated in the Training Course “Radicalization Stop” organized by PROJUVEN in Torremolinos, Spain Hello Riccardo! According to your opinion, what drives youth radicalisation? In my opinion youth radicalisation is driven especially by lack of education. Another factor could be the mental fragility that young people suffer, which often leads of being easily infuluenced from extremist group that have bad intentions. Nowaday, Read more about #PJstories – Interview with Riccardo Tonnarelli[…]