I’m a European Solidarity Corps Volunteer… how’s that?
Adrian about his experience as a European Solidarity Corps Volunteer
Adrian about his experience as a European Solidarity Corps Volunteer
Volunteering has a different meaning for everyone. For some, it's a chance to grow. For others, it's the push they needed to finally step outside their comfort zone and explore the world beyond their own backyard.
Discover how two weeks abroad can change the way you see the world and yourself!
Life felt more puzzling than purposeful, and one thing was clear to me: whatever came after graduation, it needed to be more than staying in my hometown for another two years.
Nobody has the future figured out — but spending a week debating AI, sustainability and what jobs might even exist in twenty years is a pretty good place to start.
A lens, three countries, and five days — sometimes the clearest way to understand someone from a different culture is simply to look at what they choose to photograph.
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