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Tag Archives: Slovakia
Professional Fellows Alumni create incubator for community organizing reflection and initiatives
Fifty inspiring leaders from four European countries shared their small victories at the ‘Professional Fellows Alumni Reunion’ in the High Tatras in order to get professional feedback and support from U.S. mentors, as well as other Professional Fellows Alumni in … Continue reading
Posted in community organizing, development education, global problems, human rights, leadership, NGOs' work, personal development
Tagged GLC / WSOS, High Tatras, komunitne organizovanie, ProFellows, ProFellows alumni, Professional Fellows Program, Slovakia, U.S. Department of State, U.S. mentors
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Boba Markovič Baluchová – rozhovor pre blog YJTE2015
YJTE: Ako ste sa Vy dostali do kontaktu s písaním a žurnalistikou? BMB: Počas štúdia na svojej prvej vysokej škole (prírodovedného smeru: štúdium geológie na PriF UK) som začala pracovať v internetovom študentskom rádiu TLIS v Mlynskej doline. Bavilo ma … Continue reading
Posted in community development, development education, Intl development studies, media, NGOs' work, personal development
Tagged Boba Baluchova, development journalism, international development, media, rozvojova zurnalistika, Slovakia, V4, vulnerable people, workshop, YJTE2015, zranitelne skupiny
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Slovak analyst as a part of Slovak national radio talk about Slovak ODA and MDGs
Boba Baluchová – journalist, teacher and development analyst. In 2013 she coordinated development cooperation project in Kenya with focus on malnutrition reduction; in 2014 she prepared developing volunteers for their voluntary service in developing countries. A few months ago she … Continue reading
Posted in community development, development cooperation, development education, global problems, Intl development studies, media, NGOs' work, personal development
Tagged Afrika, Boba Baluchova, DevEd, developing countries, development, dobrovoľníctvo, DocUnion, ERR2015, European Union, EYD2015, GlobalDev, Kenya, Lekcie rozvoja, rozvojová pomoc, rozvojová spolupráca, Slovak ODA, Slovakia
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To destroy our prejudices & stereotypes about other countries
Czechoslovakia as socialistic country (under the Soviet influence) used to provide international aid as a part of solidarity gesture to other socialistic countries until the year 1989. After the Velvet revolution Slovakia became the beneficiary of overseas assistance – country … Continue reading
How to change Slovaks’ perception of development
How many online blogs do we need in order to change East Europeans’ perception and understanding of the life in developing countries? Apparently a lot. But the setup of another online blog platform in Slovakia or Hungary will not change … Continue reading
