Be a Dreamer
By: Laura Gravina Coming back is always harder than packing and leaving. Going back to the places where you grew up and lived most of your life means that you have to sit down, think and finally compare the person who left 10 months ago with the one who recently stepped in from the door. […]
By: Felicita Invrea I completed my EVS in the city of Buenos Aires for 10 months. It has been 10 months of incredible experiences that have given me the most varied teachings. I worked in the community kitchens of the city and province, and in the educational centers located in the slums and in the […]
By: Guadalupe Cascardo Not many times you have the opportunity to be chosen. And with this I mean, to feel ideal, loved, valued, suitable, respected, part of, cozy, unique, fortunate, and an endless number of beautiful sensations, etcetera. In my life, I have passed through many revolutions, internal and external, as it should be. But […]
By: Ezequiel Lifschitz Eight months have passed since I first stepped on the European continent, I feel that discovering something new at each step could strengthen those traces, links, projects and ideas for my future. As we all know the Italian and argentinian culture have many things in common, but something I never imagined […]
By: Marina Gomel – I just bought a ticket – Seriously? Where are you going? – To visit you! It was December of last year, and the first message was a friend or, as I say, my Being of Light: Alfonsina. From that message to May, which is when it arrived, a thousand conversations passed […]
By: Saùl Olvera The concern about how much/good can we develop in a certain period, comes with a deadline in brackets. When the end of this period is close, the obvious reaction is to auto-evaluate if our goals of development that we set are in the expected level; nevertheless there is other way to react: […]
By: Israel Pulido It has been eight months since I arrived in Trento, Italy to be part of the Broader project, through the European Voluntary Service (SVE) to be part of the InCo association’s work team, mainly in the field of communication. In my daily work, which I love, I have to attend schools to […]
By: Israel Pulido Everyday, hundreds of people from Central and South America put their lives at risk to reach the United States in search of the “american dream”. These people, who are blamed for being invaders, go on a large-scale journey, overcoming various obstacles in which they can lose money, dignity, family and even life. […]
By: Saul Olvera It’s an obvious thing that by these days, we can say that in fact, Winter is over. Spring is crashing with a nice, warm and sunny days, where you can see people smiling almost all the time, going out with colorful outfits and everything seems really shinny. Birds singing, flowers growing up […]
By: Felicita Invrea I walk to the Sarandi station, twenty minutes from my house, and grab the train to go to my project. I have to change two trains and a “colectivo” (bus) crossing a section that crosses the Buenos Aires Conurbation, towards the South of the Province of Buenos Aires. On the train, full […]