CEV
That is the purpose of the international conference ‘Volunteering in the Social Sector in Europe’ will take place in Budapest (Hungary) on 30-31 May 2019.
CEV calls for applications for the title of European Volunteering Capital Competition 2021.
Miloslav Klíma, member of Kosice 2019, talks about the aims and benefits of hosting the European Volunteering Capital 2019.
In 2018, Aarhus has held the title as European Volunteering Capital. The title is given each year by the European Volunteer Centre (CEV) to a European city or municipality which has been particularly notable in terms of volunteering.
The city has been chosen ahead of the other candidate, the Scottish town of Stirling.
On September 21st-23rd, the danish city will host debates, workshops, talks, performances and others activities.
Francesca from Italy and Uliana from Ukraine are two EVS Volunteers working in the Aarhus 2018. They invite you to participate in the event.
A capacity building conference takes place on 19-20 April in Rijeka.
CEV calls for applications for the title of European Volunteering Capital Competition 2020.
Francesca Pisano, member of Aarhus 2018, talks about the aims and benefits of hosting the European Volunteering Capital 2018.
The Slovak city has been chosen, ahead of the other two finalists, Augsburg in Germany and Cascais in Portugal.
The president of European Volunteer Centre talks about troubles and challenges of european volunteering on the occasion of 25th anniversary of CEV.
