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Right now the ADVIT family is growing and growing. In January, a plenty of new volunteers arrived in Moldova to do something meaningful while getting to know a new culture. Therefore we decided to combine the monthly volunteer meeting with a socializing event so that “old” and “new” volunteers had the chance to get to know each other. After a short introduction about the behavior in case of earthquakes, due to the recent increase of the latter, the games could…

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On the 14th of September, ADVIT “Europe without borders” together with the new EVS and Weltwartes volunteers community from Chisinau Republic of Moldova, had the first introductory meeting about Erasmus +, about the local culture and EVS practicalities. During the first meeting, volunteers had introductive games and a city quest for that they were split into four teams and were having different tasks that helped them to understand better the local Moldovan culture and society where they are going to…

In between 11-14 of March 2016 in Chisinau, Moldova took place Advanced Planning Visit (APV) for the project “Youth for Heritage!” funded from Erasmus+ Programme, KA1, Belgium NA (JINT vzw – Flemish NA). The Youth Exchange ‘Youth for Heritage!’ aims to support the involvement of young people in the sustainable development of urban communities and to promote the understanding of the importance of protection of cultural heritage both on national and international level. The project consists of 2 parts –…

I’m Julia a 25 year old Spanish girl from Barcelona. I studied Political Sciences in Barcelona and I studied a Master in International Humanitarian Aid and NGO. Before coming to Moldova, I was on Madagascar working at an NGO, promoting Women’s Rights and education. At first, I went there as an intern and few months later I came back to Madagascar to volunteer for a few months more. There I had the chance to work for women’s empowerment and discover…

Somewhere in the countryside at 40 kilometers from chisinau, in a place called Hancesti,stends a manor of red bricks white stairs and wooden doors. Here use to live a man nicnamed Manuc Bey (The little Prince) Rumored to be the richest merchant of all the balkans the armenian Emanuel Mârzayan was also a russian spy, a high official of the ottoman empire and true lover of the moldovan land where his family settled for good. This was also the aim…