Volunteering for a year in A Coruña, Spain, was an experience that reshaped my perspective on life, teamwork, and personal growth. I had the privilege of working in operations with Fundación Condado de Taboada, where I played a vital role in supporting volunteer teams, guiding them through their tasks, and teaching them valuable skills. From the very first day, the organization welcomed me with open arms, providing u

One Planet, one chance, One Planet, one chance International Earth Day (April 22) reminds us to protect our planet. Through global events, we learn how small actions like saving energy and reducing waste make a big impact. Turning off the lights will mark Earth Day Many landmarks, businesses, and individuals participate by dimming or switching off lights to raise awareness about energy consumption and climate change.

In today’s rapidly evolving digital world, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an integral part of many sectors—including education. From smart tutoring systems to automated grading and personalized learning paths, AI is reshaping how teachers teach and how students learn. As classrooms grow more dynamic and diverse, educators are increasingly turning to AI to enhance efficiency, engagement, and outcomes. This p

In Vilnius, Lithuania, the equinoxes (Lygiadienis in Lithuanian) – both spring and autumn – are celebrated with vibrant cultural events that blend traditional Baltic customs with contemporary artistic expressions. Spring Equinox: The Spring Equinox, celebrated around March 20th, symbolizes the victory of the Sun over winter’s darkness, marking a time of renewal and balance because the day and the ni

If you only have two days to explore Malta, don’t worry — this small island country offers a rich blend of history, nature, and crystal-clear waters that can easily fill your short stay with unforgettable memories. Our quick trip turned out to be a perfect mix of culture, relaxation, and adventure. On our first day, we began with a visit to the old capital, Mdina. Known as the “Silent City,” Mdina is a beautifully pr

On March 11, 2025, was the celebration of Independence Day in Lithuania. At 12 pm the celebration began in the city center of Vilnius. There were many people standing on both sides of Gedimino Street, waiting for the military, the music and the flag to pass by. After the first part had passed, some people started to follow the military, so when we were walking, we saw different groups standing on the street dressed a

On the days 7, 8 and 9, in Vilnius, they were celebrating Kaziukas fair ,also known as Saint Casimir’s Fair, is a large annual fair of folk arts and crafts in Lithuania. The fair is traditionally held in the city’s markets and streets on the Sunday nearest to 4 March, the anniversary of Saint Casimir’s death. The Kaziukas fair also features music, dance, and theater performances… It attracts tens of

In an era where technology and art converge, the Erasmus+ youth project “ArtTech Collaboration: Empowering Cultural Celebration, Learning, and Empowerment for Young Women” stands as a beacon of progress and inclusivity. This transformative initiative empowers young women aged 19-29 by equipping them with essential digital literacy and creative skills. By bridging gender gaps and fostering cultural appreci

For six months, I spent time in Italy not just as a tourist, but as a volunteer in the European Solidarity Corps program. It was a journey where I discovered invaluable experiences, inspiring creativity, and new ideas. The goal of my volunteer work was not only to experience the local culture but also to participate in projects that contribute to making the world a better place. Volunteering had no room for routine –