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The Most Positive Story In The City
When people come together and start building the common good, it is a time when great things can happen. This story, about a project called the Klix School of Running, is a good example of that. In 2013, runners in Sarajevo came up with the idea of creating a school to promote healthy lifestyles. Today it is a very succesful citizens’ initiative, which has opened the amazing world of running to young adults who never even thought that they could run long distances.
Courage And Affirmation From A Young Athlete Who Lost A Leg: Nothing Has Changed,...
Natasa Kovacevic is a basketball player, who became famous year ago. She managed to get back to professional career exactly two years after she lost her leg in a car accident. In the meantime, this brave 22-years-old woman, despite playing basketball, established a Foundation to help athletes with health issues and attends two Universities at the same time. Soon Natasa plans to jump out of an airplane – for the second time!
Milan Fashion Week: A Fashionable Backstage Look At Consumerism
In the early spring of 2016, Ksenia Segina, photographer and journalist, visited Milan Fashion Week. You might say that it is one of the most sumptuous fashion events in the world, the visitors of which spend a fabulous amount of money on renewing their own fashionable wardrobes. However, among those who flock to Milan during this time period are not only the money-bags but also people for whom fashion is a way of life. We have surveyed the opinion of some of them about consumerism and about their place in this industry.
Youth In The News: Millennials Bringing Change And Tearing Down Stereotypes
Yet another week has passed, and our eyes have focused on interesting youth-related news from all around the world. This time we have decided to mix it up a little bit. So keep scrolling down and see the stories we have chosen for you. We promise, you will not be wasting your time.
3 Trends Shaping The Future Of Betterment
Millions of people live in societies of once undreamed affluence. Things that were once thought of as extraordinary are now ordinary. The economy of experiences has turned the amazing into the expected. Our digitally connected world has widened the scope of people’s lives in terms of access to resources and knowledge. We are now on a quest towards human betterment, and there are a number of exciting innovations that are leading us down this path.
Last Call: Get A Scholarship In Malaysia
International students are welcomed to apply for the Malaysian International Scholarship (MIS). This initiative aims to support Malaysian Government’s effort to attract, motivate and retain talented human capital from abroad. Deadline to apply is April 30th.
Africa’s Bright Future, Sylver’s Story As A Young Entrepreneur
Between your studies and your prospective job lies a small gap of possibilities. Those who venture into it find obstacles and challenges that can either make them or break them. Sylver Kibelolaud has not had an easy journey, but he has succeeded in creating his own startup, and he shares with us what he has learnt.
Hearing loss: Disability Turned To Advantage
Dalibor Dumic is a young man with a hearing disability. When he was taking his first steps in the field of engineering, he never imagined it would bring him to where he now is. This is the story about this courageous young man, his unbreakable spirit and positive attitude that changed his life, and the lives of other people around him.
Youth In The News: Today’s Youth Doing Better Than Our Parents Did
Reviewing the headlines last week, the number of youth-related articles is notable. We bring you our selection of the most important youth initiatives and youth-based research that have been in the spotlight. The stories are short and sweet and may cause unexpected inspiration and motivation.
Simple And Feasible Habits That Can Help You Be More Successful
We all have those moments when we go through our lives, evaluate ourselves and end up not feeling satisfied. We wonder how some people manage to maintain successful careers while enjoying every day of their lives, and it all seems mysterious. But the truth is, success and happiness are not limited to your university degree, the size of your bank account, or your mental capacity. There are certain traits and small details that can help you get ahead and make a big difference in your life. Here are 10 simple and feasible habits that can help you be more successful, both in your personal and professional life.
Sustainable Energy, A Way To Save Our Tomorrows
Sometimes we don’t think about how the world is bigger than we are, and if we want to survive we have to give something in return. To do that we don’t have to be engineers or pursue similar advanced studies. There are many practical ways that all of us in our daily lives can by applying ourselves say - thank you Nature! - and help to save our tomorrows and the tomorrows of those who will come after us. Darel Kapetanović is one who is trying to do just that. Here he will share with us his experiences, actions, and thoughts.
2-Week Leadership Programme In Spain And Portugal
The nonprofit educational programme Altemus is pleased to announce a call for applications for its foundational 2-week leadership programme. The event will be held in the middle of August in Portugal and Spain. Participation for students is free of charge, youth who are working pay a registration fee of 75€. Deadline to apply is March 15th.
Studying Abroad: Five Interesting Student Exchange Programs
Exchange programs for students have proved to be a great way for youth to enrich their student days, gain valuable experience, meet new people, and have genuine fun. Studying abroad can also be life changing as it can stand out on your CV and give you great career opportunities in the future. We have done a little research for you and herewith offer a versatile list of five great exchange programs for you to consider.
5 Free And Low Cost Volunteering Programs To Contribute To Society
In today's society, the concept of volunteerism has been misused through the attempts of many organizations to commercialise it through the well known volunteer and travel for free programs.
Indian Boy With The Colours Of The World
Vivek Modi is a 22 year old civil engineer from India. He comes from a very small town in Gujarat state called Sidhpur, a town with a notable architectural heritage. Sidhpur stands as a witness to ancient Indian culture and Hindu mythology. Right now Vivek works for a company in Gabon, where he is building a factory. Plus he works as a climate leader for Project Climate Reality and has been trained on climate actions by Al Gore, former vice president of the U.S.
New Year’s Resolutions Some Of Us Should Actually Make
Why do people make New Year's resolutions? Mostly it's because of a strong sense of a new beginning, a fresh, blank page that's been gifted to us by the 1st of January, a new chance to turn our lives around. Of course, it is a bit illogical to wait for a new year to start changing your life. It is as absurd as waiting for Monday to hit the gym. But people do it anyway because it does give us the freedom to prepare mentally for the changes we plan to bring into our lives. Here are some resolutions you should try out, and they are not clichés. They might even seem a bit unconventional. You should give them a chance, not because the New Year is coming, but because they will give you a whole new perspective on everything.
The Stunning Character Of Krzysztof Pauch And His Endless Trust In Youth
Krzysztof Pauch is a very interesting personality from Poland, a man who grew up on his own and who is the source of inspiration for thousands of young people in the field of entrepreneurship and employability around Europe.
Three Apps To Give You Zen
For thousands of years, people have claimed the many benefits of the practice of meditation, mindfulness and cognitive therapy. Finding a sense of “zen” can help reduce stress, boost creativity, increase focus, decrease anxiety, and improve your relationships. However, despite the benefits, it can be difficult to find the time to fit mindfulness into our busy schedules. As we run around from meeting to meeting and city to city, meditation can sometimes be last thing on our minds. Luck for us, in this digital age, there is a new wave of apps which can help you find (and keep) your zen.
Refugee Crisis Seen By European Youth
In recent months, tragedies at sea have sadly raised everybody’s awareness of the greatest immigration crisis since the Second World War and have cast a bright light upon an ongoing humanitarian calamity in the Middle East. Large numbers of Syrian asylum seekers off the coasts of Southern Europe have awakened debates about the migrant issue and have set in motion a lengthy decision-making process to determine how to address the situation. Meanwhile, countries on the peripheral borders of the EU are still waiting, in the absence of fundamental European reforms, for more precise regulations. Persistent instability at Europe’s southeastern boundaries calls out for realistic solutions, feasible and sustainable plans, and the voice of the EU’s leading Institutions. But what about the young citizens of Europe? They represent the future, and they have the right to raise their voices up, too.
Free Simple Steps To A Better Memory
Our brains are becoming lazier as technology develops; we rely more and more on our smartphones, which remember everything for us. Luckily, memory works like a muscle, and there are several simple tricks for improving it.
























