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[Project closed in 2021]

European Voluntary Service EVS project in European Solidarity Centre (Europejskie Centrum Solidarności) in Gdansk, Poland.

The mission of European Solidarity Centre is to commemorate, maintain and popularise the heritage and message of the Solidarity movement and the anti-communist democratic opposition in Poland and throughout the world, to inspire new cultural, civic, trade union, local government, national and European initiatives with a universal dimension and to share the achievements of the peaceful struggle for freedom, justice, democracy and human rights with those who are deprived of them.

A volunteer will be engaged in numerous activities in which he/she will be supporting the coordinator. It will contain editorial work - preparing documents, invitation letters to diplomatic institutions and guests, publications of our projects, etc; logistic preparation of the events - preparing venues of the events, booking accommodation and food, looking for travel tickets, etc; translations - depending on their language competences; running a website; press review preparation, data research, printing and preparing projects materials. The volunteer won't be doing all this activities on his/her own but will get the help of the coordinator on each stage. The volunteer will have an opportunity to get to know the organisation of the big, international events from the inside. He/she will learn how to work with diplomats, artists, analysts, policy makers, journalists and many others. It will be a work in a multicultural environment. He/She will also have a chance to work on searching for a funds, writing projects' applications, etc.

Project is financed by Erasmus+ Programme.


Our current European Solidarity Corps activities (2024/2025) you can go for:
http://cwm.org.pl/wolontariat-miedzyn...

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Prepared by Eloy Martin Roman.