United in Europe
The EU-Solidarity Corps Community in Salzburg
Meet the European volunteers in Salzburg! In every episode we will talk with different guests and shed a bit of light on the experiences of the community of international volunteers in Salzburg participating in the European Solidarity Corps.
Volunteers will introduce their project (i.e. working place), speak freely about their motivations and experiences, what it feels like to be a foreigner in Salzburg and share a little something of their own cultures.
The radio show is also a way for young people from Salzburg/Austria to discover ways they could spend some time abroad as EU volunteers in an effort to create a more united world.
“United in Europe” is coordinated by Blanca, Marina and Viki, three of the current volunteers in Salzburg. The programme was started by Alicia, one of the past volunteers.
Sendezeiten: Jeden 3. Donnerstag im Monat von 19:06 bis 20:00 Uhr
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Interview with Maëlle
Marina and Viki are interviewing Maëlle, a volunteer form France, who is volunteering in a Montessori school in Saalfelden. Tune in to hear about nontraditional education, french stereotypes and the overratedness of the Sound of Music movie.
Interviewing Matthias, a volunteer from Germany
On United in Europe, we’re talking with Matthias from Germany, who is doing his ESC volunteering project near Salzburg. Tune in to hear about working in a boarding school, ski touring, walking through Volksgarten with a metal detector looking for a lost bracelet, and more.
Volunteering & pandemic : lockdown, hope and solidarity
Marina from Russia and Blanca from Catalonia joined me on this very special time to share their experience as volunteers. How do volunteers deal with the lockdown in Salzburg ? Today we will talk about staying at home, keeping hope and be solidar.
Living as a foreigner in Salzburg
Pablo from Spain and Viki from Slovakia are back in studio to talk about cultural shocks and tips about life in Austria.
Volunteering : an opportunity for futur
Ilma from Albania and Greece, Liza from the Phillipines and Pablo from Spain came today to speak about their volunteering and the impact the European Solidarity Corps can have in futur opportunities.
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