Eesti UNESCO Noorte Ühendus otsib 2 vabatahtlikku 2-kuulisele EVT projektile Gruusias. Kui oled huvitatud, loe edasi!

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Short-term EVS in Georgia: two vacancies (out of four) are still available 

Location of EVS: Tbilisi (+Batumi, Keda, Kobuleti, Shuakhevi, and Gonio), Georgia 

A new video from Alberto. This time about Katia and Marie, two nice estonian girls who went to Saint Petersburg for an EVS.

Short-term EVS project "Faces without Masks 2011"

Hello everyone!

My name is Alberto, and I am an EVS volunteer hosted by the Estonian UNESCO Youth Association. I will spend in Estonia 8 months (from July 2011 to March 2012), whereas my project includes shooting and making reports from the youth organisations and projects taking place in Estonia and uploading them to the internet sources: especially, to a fresh-baked portal www.iloveculture.eu and to "Euroopa Noored" web page. Follow me here!

In July 2010, Estonian UNESCO Youth Association carried out the study visit "Fenno-Ugria Tribes: Unity of Russia and EU" (FUTUREU).

Being supported by Estonian Agency for Youth in Action programme (ENEB), the project took place in South Karelia village Korobitsyno, Russia.

In spring 2010, long-term unemployed youngsters became short-term EVS volunteers.

Together with participants from France and Portugal, four Estonian youngsters were hosted in Macedonia, Skopje within EVS project related to international alternative theatre festival "Faces without Masks". The name of the festival gave a title to EVS project itself.

The project was an attempt to investigate the problem of perceptive reconfiguration by the group of young artists, designers, performatists and psychologists, working with art-therapy groups and physically disabled people. The main focus was on the mechanisms of culture which consider each perceptive act as reconfiguration of both mind and physical traits of the body. As the art is one of the most powerful instruments of the kind, it was taken as cognitive experiment which can help to inspire the learning process from the deviant (physically disabled people).