Dear friends,
It has been a while since you heard from us, but that doesn’t mean that Center for Intercultural Dialogue is hibernating. On the contrary, our agenda is overflowing with projects, events and new ideas!
We recharged our batteries during the Winter and now CID is more than happy to be back on track with new projects and partnerships. At the moment, more than 150 young people from Macedonia are taking online courses to boost their employability, the EVS volunteers are preparing a campaign for the International Week against Racism, the Youth Councils created in several Municipalities of Macedonia are developing agendas for action, a National Youth Strategy is being structured by a joint working group including the Government and representatives of the youth sector. What a better time than Spring for CID to actively engage in all these processes?
We would like to invite you to read the stories of January and February and share our enthusiasm and good vibes. Much of what CID does is anchored in your appreciation and devotion.
Enjoy the blissful Spring breeze and don’t forget to check our Facebook page for updates, news and opportunities!
Yours,
The Newsmail Editorial Team
News
» Flashmob on No Hate Speech Online: volunteers tell their stories
» The students’ movement in Macedonia: a plead for equal representation
» Local Youth Councils, a step toward participative local youth policies
CID in Action
» CID’s ‘Learning with a Click’ Programme
» Networking for Youth: CID talks about the role of youth in peace building
» Workshop on No Hate Speech Online @ CID
Stories from abroad
» The challenge of making choices, explained at a Training Course in Belgium
» Addressing gender-based violence: Training Course in Lithuania
» Exploring Cluj as a cultural jewel: the EVS experience of Goce Grozdanov
The EVS planet
» Kumanovo! Energize your Spring with the EVS team!
» Intercultural dinner: the Polish night
Mobility Opportunities
» Youth Exchange ‘Every human has rights’
» Youth Exchange ‘Hand In Hand With Disabled People’, Turkey