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5 Refugee Movies Which Capture The Essential Qualities Of Patience, Humility, And Humanity
The refugee crisis, as it has been called, is still a hot topic. While some look at the refugees as human beings, others consider them to be intruders, often supported by the media. This week’s five movies speak to the topic of immigration in general. It is admirable how beautifully these movies capture the essential qualities of patience, humility, and humanity. Do not miss them.
Fellowship Program In Russia For Young Professionals From USA, UK And Germany
Applications are now open for the 2017 Alfa Fellowship Program. The Alfa Fellowship is a distinguished professional development program placing accomplished young professionals in work assignments at leading organizations in the fields of business, economics, journalism, law, public policy, and related areas in Russia. The program offers to 18 young Americans, Britons, and Germans the opportunity to complete a high-level professional development program in Russia. Over the course of the program, Fellows complete work placements at leading institutions, attend professional seminars, and receive intensive language training. Deadline to apply is December 1st.
People In Search Of Opinions Or Opinions That Hunt For People
Who or what forms our opinion regarding the events that are happening around us? We cogitate about that quite often, but we rarely put our conclusions to a test, somehow believing that our judgments occur naturally on the basis of brain activity.
Think Twice Before Posting Photos Of Kids On Facebook
Do parents ask their children for permission to publish their photos on social networks? Usually not. Do children get annoyed by unauthorized violations of their privacy? Usually yes. Austrian media reported last month that an Austrian girl is taking her parents to court for posting photographs from her childhood without first gaining her consent. And she is just one out of many teenagers who don't want their lives to be displayed by their parents on the Internet.
Saving Lives In The Mediterranean: An Insider’s Perspective
Whereas most people only read in the news about the risks and horrors to which refugees are exposed in the Mediterranean Sea, there are also people who are actively trying to do something about it. Today, Youth Time speaks to Marko Den Hartogh, who works as the Head of Mission for the Boat Refugee Foundation and is based on the island of Malta. Get ready to find out about the nerve-wracking work he’s involved in trying to save the lives of refugees, and what you can actually do if you want to help.
The Value Of Freelancing: Your Way Through College
When I decided to become a freelance writer, many doors opened wide. And behind all of those doors, there were these huge, unknown worlds staring at me. And there I was standing, staring right back at them.
Forbes Magazine’s ”Champion European” On His Struggle To Make The World A Better Place...
So far, he has managed to cooperate with the Peace Nobel prize winner, Malala Yousafzai, he has had dinner with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, and has found a place as a Board member of the European Youth Forum. Dejan Bojanic, only 25 years old, does have a story to tell: from 900 candidates he was selected to be one of 15 associates of the UN Secretary, and the prestigious Forbes magazine has recognized him as one of the most influential young people in Europe under the age of 30. Today, he works for an organization that puts enormous effort into coping with the crisis of refugee children. In an interview with YT magazine he talks about the highlights of his unique professional journey.
Internship At The International Press Institute In Vienna
The International Press Institute welcomes applications from candidates interested in non-paid internships in the press freedom and communications department at Vienna Secretariat. Candidates should be highly motivated and have a keen interest in human rights, particularly press freedom. There is no particular deadline, IPI accepts internship applications on a rolling basis.
Air Passenger Rights – The Rise Of Tools For Claims
Delay, cancellation, or overbooking. Does it sound familiar? It is estimated that 26 million passengers are entitled, every year, to compensation from the airline companies, but only 1% of them benefit from this right.
The Top 10 Inventions Of The First Half Of 2016
Every year brings new inventions, breakthroughs, and scientific advances that lead the world forward. We have picked the most remarkable, useful, and amazing inventions of the first half of 2016 to understand what directions our roads are taking and what things we won’t be able to live without in the near future. Some of them sound like fantasies, but we will explain.
Paid Internship At Munich Re Foundation
German charitable organization Munich Re Foundation is offering a paid internship for young people from all over the globe. Internship starts February 1, 2017. Deadline to apply is October 15.
Stylish Kids Or Obsessed Parents?
The world is a stage, and some American mums are deeply aware of it. They perceive their kids as dolls, dressing them up in uptight suits, sky-blue shirts, and polished brown shoes. Some have even gone a step further and realised they should look exactly like the models in magazines. But what is the point of just dressing them up if no one is able to see them?
Why You Should Never Stop Receiving An Education
When I was in college I thought I had life all figured out. I thought I knew everything, and I thought the way in which I saw the world was the only way to view it. I could not have been more wrong.
An „Olympic“ Pilot On A Historic Flight And The Pros And Cons Of Having...
Marko Bubalo (32), the Serbian pilot who was honoured to fly the whole Serbian Olympic team back home, says he will never forget that day. Although there was a delay due to technical issues, that didn’t affect the great atmosphere in both the flight deck and the airplane. The mood was cheerful and loud, and the passengers were singing most of the time. A pilot’s job, however, can be far away from milk and honey. Still, apart from huge responsibilities and frequent stressful moments, Marko would never change what he does, and he says: "While you are probably tucked in your bed, I might just happen to be passing above you, and that is a feeling no other job can replace."
Youth Time Is Looking For New Team Members
Youth Time is looking for two great professionals: editor for the Youth Time magazine and event manager, who would be ready to take hard, but interesting responsibilities. We offer full-time office job in Prague. Job offer is for EU work permits only.
Young And Vegan: No To Cruelty, Yes To Life
For most of us, watching a movie is usually nothing more than an easy way to have fun and relax. But for thirty-year-old Emina from Sarajevo, seeing one particular movie made a big change in her life.
Getting To Know The Unknown People Of Europe
Knowledge about the Faroese people and their islands is rare among continental Europeans. When news about them is broadcast in the media, it is usually related to the tradition of the whale and dolphin “grind” – or slaughter – that is controversial and leads to protests on the Continent. Keep on reading to get to know more about the Faroe Islands.
Unusual Profession – Make-up Artist
You don’t hear about make-up artists every day, yet it is an obvious job, given the number of movies produced and fashion or other events organized every year. Although it might seem to be a fun job and something that you would actually enjoy doing, it takes knowledge and important practical skills to achieve top ranking in the field. Let's look at these.
How Are GoPro Cameras Changing The World?
Cameras have undergone major development in the past few years. Quality is improving while size and cost are dropping, meaning that more people carry powerful cameras around with them on a daily basis. This is changing our society in several ways: news is spreading faster, people are becoming more open to being under constant surveillance, and the process of filmmaking is being transformed.
Driven By Diversity
Just several days ago, on a beautiful Swiss mountain called Passugg, I started my NOW journey together with 29 community activists, change makers, and social entrepreneurs from ten European countries. The objective was to make this world a better, greener, and nicer place to live.
























