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Title: Enjoy Your Future Student Resource Center

Enjoy Your Future
Student Resource Center
Knowledge      Friendship ����� Initiative

News in May

Also see   HTTP://ENJOYYOURFUTURE.ORG , News Section  

  This month the Enjoy Your Future Newsletter has been sent to more than young people from all over the world.

Take a pick:

Initiatives and Events

Our Arts & Culture Section, get involved...

***Fellowships, Internships

***Summer Schools

***Master Programs

***Courses, Programs, Workshops

***Trainings

***Financial Aid

***Jobs

***Links

***Conferences, Seminars

***European College of Liberal Arts

***European Youth Events-Sakura Association

***Grants

***Scholarships

***Other

Collaborators

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Please inform us in case you want to use the information on this site for similar databases or information centers. Any suggestions or improvements are greatly appreciated.

Initiatives and Events

 
Project financed by the European Union
 
 

Europe in High School

Looking for Ideas to promote European Values. In high school.

www.europa-la-liceu.ro

Many thanks to our Enjoy Your Future volunteers who actively took part in the second edition

of the contest of ideas Europe in High School.

 

The wonderful teams that performed trainings in 10high schools from Bucharest.

Their goal was: Enjoy Your Europe...Your Values and Your Future!

Andrei Tiut
Alina Zeche
Sonia Monica
Cristina Apostolescu
Cristina Birzoiu
Claudia Asanachescu
Mariana Pascu
Anca Maftei
Alexandra Nanes

 

                           

IoanaRusu
Diana Dragomir
Diana Onu
Anca Damian
Alin Eugen Costin
Alexandru Moise
Oana Nica
Roxana Sava
Oana Vuculescu

 

  

Petruta Cretu 
Roxana Dobrin
Octavia Petronia Caprescu
Catalina Necula
Otilia Corina Berceanu 
Andrada Gheorghiu

 

 and of course our own lovely Eliza Marin.

Diana Onu:

The children were most confused about the meaning of "value" and how do the countries in the EU have common values and individual ones. That is why we asked them to play a little. Four children interpreted the roles of a German, an Italian, a French and a Romanian. They were supposed to be high diplomats and give arguments on the compatibility of the values of Turkey with the existing EU countries. The participants got really involved in a big argument ones being more tolerant and others more conservative, but they all promoted values like religious tolerance and peace. The others could easily observe how these country representatives have their individual values and their common values and how they practically interact guided by these values.

 

More details: European Info Center Bucharest, Calin Racoti: [EMAIL PROTECTED].

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Special Evenings in Club A

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What is �Books for Children�?

A campaign organized by EnjoyYourFuture, to raise books for children living in shelters.

The idea

The idea behind �Books for Children� was simple-children living in shelters should benefit from the same chances as others. Why should we remain embedded to giving toys and food, why shouldn't we think of them as normal children and give them fair chances to succeed in life. And what better way is there to educate, what better way to make differences fade, than reading? That's pretty much how �Books for Children� started.

A lot of hard work followed!! Finally with a bit of luck and endurance everything turned out ok!

That's all anyone should know about the making of �Books for Children�.

The results

The results-we have managed a bigger campaign than we would have imagined and raised more high quality books than we expected. Therefore three centers (that shelter almost 200 children) are now �equipped� with �our� books. We managed to create for each of these shelters their own small libraries of up to 1000 books for all ages.

Did we achieve our goal? Not yet. But we're about to. Not only did we raise books for these kids but we also decided to encourage them to read. So in a month or so there will be a contest �My favorite book�. Children will have to present their �favorite book� in basically any way they can imagine-writing, drawing, role-playing-etc. Therefore we're encouraging the kinds to find their own ways of _expression_, the domains they excel in.

We're trying to turn them from institutionalized children into individuals whose merits can be acknowledged!

Setting up the tent Receiving books

 

"I believe that children that had very rough early experiences generally have two possibilities: they either learn to discover things that really help them succeed in life or they end up being frustrated with their condition and do nothing with their lives. That is why we consider books to be vital for these children, so that they stop focusing on the affective void and discover that they are so much more than disadvantaged children. Also, this is why we organize a contest for  them. I know they will better discover themselves".

Diana Onu (Coordinator)

"Orphans need so much more than food, shelter and toys�We thought books would be an important step in orphans becoming more than an object of compassion, particularly a group of children that have a future".

Oana Vuculescu (Coordinator)

 

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Our Arts & Culture Section, get involved...

 

My name is Ioana Muntenescu, I am 22 years old and I am in the 4th year of studies in Public Relations and Advertising (the University of Journalism and Communication Studies, Bucharest). Currently I am also attending the second year of studies at ECLA (European College of Liberal Arts), in Berlin.


Last year I had my first photo exhibition at ECLA and this year I am also planning another one. The photos have been picked up from different cycles centered on themes such as: windows, walls, lights and shadows. The photos were taken last year in several cities in Europe, namely Berlin, Rome, Warsaw.

 

Collaborators

 

EURO<26 Romania, www.euro26.ro

Carturesti Library      

Club A, www.cluba.ro  

Maxim Publisher 

Cultura Revue

B-24-FUN

City FM

Teora Publishing House

CO PRESS Publishing House

LITERA INTERNATIONAL

CTBMB-Centrul de Tineret al Bibliotecii Metropolitane Bucuresti

Sakura Association, www.rolix.ro/sakura

Club WEB, www.nights.ro/web/

Konrad Adenauer Foundation Romania, www.kas.ro

AEGEE Bucharest, www.aegee-bucuresti.ro

Child Protection Vrancea

Child Protection Bucharest

www.15-25.ro

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informatii suplimentare

A unique educational experience in Berlin


ECLA, European College of Liberal Arts, is a young, private institution committed to the renewal of liberal education. It stresses the direct and sustained engagement with fundamental questions, pursued through interdisciplinary courses of study in the humanities.  


Can individual liberty and social equality co-exist? Are you responsible for your vices? Are some ideas only communicable in film? Is virtue knowledge? At ECLA, students explore ideas together with a team of faculty members from different disciplines, including philosophy, literature, history and political theory. They learn to inquire across departmental, historical and cultural boundaries, and to express their positions clearly in discussion and writing.


The spirit of ECLA relies on it being a small, closely-knit community with a residential campus where the exchange of ideas never stops. Students come from more than 20 countries from around the world.


In the coming academic year, ECLA is offering two nine-month programmes and a six-week summer programme. Students with a passion for fundamental questions and a readiness to perform in a challenging, reading and writing-intensive programme are encouraged to apply. Financial assistance is available. All instruction is in English. More information is available from the website www.ecla.de or by contacting Tomaz Cebasek at [EMAIL PROTECTED]


 �The intense interdisciplinary study formed part of our everyday life so that Plato or Burke was constantly with us even when cooking chicken. This environment of intellectual and social challenge was the steppingstone into the world in any respect.�


Fiamma Rupp-Gembs (Germany; Kings College, LSE), ECLA 2002-2003 

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