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Muskie Internship For Fulbright Students In The US
Fulbright students currently studying in the US are invited to participate in a fully funded three-month internship program specifically tailored to provide practical skills in private, public, and non-profit sectors. Interns will receive a monthly stipend and have their travel expenses covered. The deadline is on 1 December 2020.
International Day for Tolerance: Building Peace in Kyrgyzstan
By 2050, the world population is projected to reach 9.9 billion - an increase of more than 25% from the current 2020 population of 7.8 billion. This already large number of people living in different countries, cultures, and with different religions beliefs requires some basic understanding, common values, mutual respect and… tolerance. To strengthen tolerance by fostering mutual understanding among cultures and people, the 16th of November is annually marked worldwide as International Day for Tolerance with organisations like Foundation for Tolerance International (FTI) in Central Asia.
The Woman Who Created A Dongle to Fight HIV And Syphillis
A test kit for the detection of two sexually transmitted diseased that just plugs into a smartphone has been developed by a young lady, mainly for the prevention of transmission from mother to child and for aiding healthcare workers in the developing world. We spoke to Dr. Tassaneewan Laksanasopin about her work.
The BEST Tips For Building Public Speaking Skills
The dread of giving speeches, making presentations and general public speaking may follow us even beyond high school. However, they are some of the most important life skills that you can have. Knowing facts and having great ideas is important. But being able to express those in an eloquent way is key to being successful. The best way to get better at public speaking is to keep practicing. There are also various resources out there that can turn even the shyest person into a powerful public speaker.
Lessons Learned from Lockdown: How to Keep Optimism in The Air
As we approach a new wave of cases from this pandemic, the same anxiety and fear of the unknown is back, taking us to the same uncertainty we had months ago when Covid-19 cases started spreading. But what have we learned during those months, that can help us feel better during these fragile times we’re living in?
How to Break Out from the Circle of Work and Truly Enjoy Life
The Bulgarian city of Plovdiv has got the reputation of a carefree place devoid of stress, worries, and the race for money and status. It’s hard to find pleasure in everyday life of working and chasing the paper, yet there is a way you can change it - and you probably should.
Journalism and its Role as The Fourth Estate
With all the changes occurring in ‘traditional journalism’ during the digital era, is it being challenged to the point of losing its synonym as the “fourth estate? Is this concept shifting in practice and what we call journalism at least the fifth estate? What should we know when drawing a parallel between journalism and Public Relations (PR) and what’s the importance of Media and Information Literacy (MIL) in building an environment with readers who are able to critically access, analyze and evaluate information?
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Türkiye International Scholarships
University applicants wishing to pursue a degree of any level in Turkey are invited to apply for a fully funded scholarship provided by the Turkish government. The scholarship provides financial support to cover the costs associated with the studies. The deadline is on 20 February 2021.
What is the Gender Equality Index and Why Should We Keep an Eye on...
Among all the things that this pandemic brought to our attention, probably the most emphasised one is gender inequality, present in all of Europe and the world. Studies made recently show that no attention was given to the different needs of women and men during Covid-19, and the Gender Equality Index tells us that we’re still far behind from achieving gender equality.
WHO Postdoctoral Fellowships for Early Career Scientists
Postdoctoral candidates interested in funded research opportunities are invited to join the International Agency for Research on Cancer on a two-year fellowship. Fellows will receive a monthly stipend of €2,820 in addition to travel coverage, training allowance, and health insurance. The deadline is on 30 November 2020.
The Importance of Getting Out of Your Chair and Sitting: An Interview with Professor...
Sedentary time, sitting time, physical activity, how it all affects our well-being and longevity. What does research show and what does the World Health Organization recommend? How much is good and how much is necessary? The countries in which people are the most active and those where they choose a sedentary lifestyle, obesity, ailments linked to lack of exercise and much more. Find out in this interview with Professor Ulf Ekelund.
UK Training Fellowships for Doctors and Researchers
Early career researchers, doctors, vets, dentists, and recent PhD graduates are invited to participate in a three-year-long fellowship program at a host organization in the UK. The program will provide a salary as well as additional travel, visa, and healthcare coverage. The deadline is on 5 November 2020.
Volunteer For Concordia Normandie Maine
Young people aged 18-30 are invited to participate in an environmental volunteering programme in Le Mans, France. The program will take place over 51 weeks starting on 1 December 2020.
Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals
Candidates wishing to pursue a one-year master degree program in Sweden are invited to apply for the full scholarship provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sweden. The scholarship aims to develop future global leaders that will contribute to the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and contribute to a positive and sustainable development in their home countries and region. The deadline is on 18 February 2021.
Remote Fundraising Internship at United Way of America
Current university students are invited for a remote internship that will take place in January – April 2021. Candidates will work with United Way, the largest non-profit organization that focuses on community-based projects in education, health, and financial literacy. Application process is ongoing.
10 Virtual Halloween Parties, Celebrations & Tours
The tradition of dressing up and giving out candy for Halloween has roots in ancient traditions and religions. However, today’s ‘trick-or-treat’ events and decorating your home in all things spooky was popularized in America. More recently, other countries around the world have joined in to celebrate this fun holiday. While many traditions revolve around entertaining children, adults enjoy dressing up and partying on October 31st as well. This year, Halloween may be scarier than ever because most of us will be enjoying it from home. Do you dare to chill in your dark bedroom alone while you virtually tour a haunted house?
Healthcare Policy Internship in Brussels, Belgium
The European Healthcare Distribution Association is accepting applications for a mandatory 6-month internship, starting in March 2021. Candidates should show practical skills, high motivation for work, flexibility, a dynamic attitude, and team spirit. The deadline is on 18 December 2020.
Funded ‘Birds of a Feather Flock Together’ Project
Birds of a Feather Flock Together project is inviting youth to participate in a 11-month volunteering opportunity in Zagreb, Croatia. Participants will conduct nature conservation fieldwork and produce educational content. The deadline is on 8 November 2020.
Mediterranean Dialogues Youth Forum Contest 2020
Youth aged under 35 from North Africa, the Middle East, and Mediterranean Europe are invited to submit their projects on Mediterranean cooperation. Two winners of the Mediterranean Dialogues contest will win €2,500 to implement their projects. The deadline is on 30 October 2020.
Better Safe Than Sorry: 5 Common Internet Scams Part 2
Unfortunately, there are people in the world that make a living by stealing money from those who worked hard to earn it. Scams used to happen on the streets, where people are on alert. Today they happen more and more online and via phone calls. It can be easy to let your guard down when you’re on your phone at home. Scammers rely on this and use any means necessary to make a profit. Statistics show that around 50% of people contacted by a scammer engage with them. Of those approached by scammers on social media, 91% engaged and 53% lost money. Understanding the following common scams is a great way to help avoid falling for them.
























