Волонтерское движение в Украине

Футбольный чемпионат Евро-2012 позади. И то, что чемпионат прошел на высоком уровне и заслужил признание во всем мире, - немалая заслуга украинской молодежи. На кануне проведения Евро-2012 в адрес Украины звучало много критики и негатива. Но, несмотря ни на что, нашей стране удалось организовать и провести футбольный чемпионат на самом высоком уровне. Иностранные фанаты были поражены украинской гостеприимностью, отзывчивостью и радушием. И большая заслуга в этом именно волонтеров.

EURO-work?

The Polish capital with its 1,8 Mio. inhabitants made on me always an impression of a busy, fast growing and lively city, but during the European Football Championship it was even more of almost everything. More "reklama", more people (especially more tourists who tried to test the policemen whether they do speak English or not), more closed roads and also more workers on the streets.

It was obvious that through EURO 2012 a lot of new jobs were created... people working as gardeners, cleaners, policemen, distributors of leaflets, for security-purposes, to put make-up on people in the colours of the countries and, last but not least, the construction workers, who built the highways and, for example, the Warsaw National Stadium.

But who are these people? How were their work conditions? And will they have to face unemployment after the EURO 2012? Of course it is a broad topic, but maybe there are some points to learn about this.

Instructions on how to destroy the planet

These young people from Poland, Germany and the Ukraine are not stupid - they know exactly what they want. They want it now and always, and they don't care about the consequences. Just look for yourself: