 |
| (Bild: A. Symonowicz) |
Sunday, 10 March 2013
Dabeisein ist alles!
Am 4. Februar wurde in der Berlin der diesjährige Deutsch-Polnische Jugendpreis vergeben. In der Endrunde standen alle 19 Jugendbegegnungen, die sich am Wettbewerb "Treffpunkt Übermorgen - Spotkajmy sie pojutrze" 2011/2012 beteiligt hatten. Schulische und Außerschulische Projekte wurden dabei getrennt gewertet.
Thursday, 17 January 2013
Торунь - город вдохновения (интервью)
Предлагаю вашему вниманию интервью, которые мы брали в
Торуне у наших ровесников в фан-зоне 28.06.2012 г. Сейчас, просматривая это видео, могу сказать, как Евро 2012 повлияло на меня, на жизнь людей в Украине, ведь наш проект назывался "Матч длится 90 минут, а что дальше..."
На мой взгляд, Евро 2012 дало возможность гостям Украины узнать лучше наш народ, культуру и ценности, почувствовать гостеприимство, увидеть те вещи, которые мы не замечаем, потому что привыкли.
На мой взгляд, Евро 2012 дало возможность гостям Украины узнать лучше наш народ, культуру и ценности, почувствовать гостеприимство, увидеть те вещи, которые мы не замечаем, потому что привыкли.
Wednesday, 14 November 2012
Flag confusion... :-)
Football is not always just about playing with a ball - identities and allegiances are also something that can be played with!
Maybe this should be done more often...?
PS: If the girl hadn't run out of the blue colour, I would have loved to have the Ukrainian flag on my other cheek!
 |
| Belarusian girl painting Polish flag on German cheek - lubie to! |
Maybe this should be done more often...?
PS: If the girl hadn't run out of the blue colour, I would have loved to have the Ukrainian flag on my other cheek!
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Чемпионат Евро-2012 в Донецке
Именно такой визитной карточкой стала эмблема города Донецка к Евро-2012
Донецк - город «силы и красоты», черный ромб и красный круг, по замыслу авторов
символизируют "уголь" – силу и "розу" – красоту.
Monday, 12 November 2012
Friday, 2 November 2012
Волонтерское движение в Украине
Friday, 17 August 2012
Film "Natural resources and the environment"
Следующий видеоролик был подготовлен в рамках международного проекта "Матч длится 90 минут, а что потом?" Екатериной Бинчуковой, Дарьей Паниотовой, Krzysztof Okoński с помощью Adam Symonowicz.
The following movie was prepared within the framework of the international project "The match lasts 90 minutes - and then?" by Ekaterina Binchukova, Darya Panyotova and Krzysztof Okoński with the support of Adam Symonowicz.
The following movie was prepared within the framework of the international project "The match lasts 90 minutes - and then?" by Ekaterina Binchukova, Darya Panyotova and Krzysztof Okoński with the support of Adam Symonowicz.
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Торунь - город вдохновения (продолжение)
(This article about the trip to Toruń is the continuation of the one published by Darya Panyotova on 11 August.)
Пробыв в этом очаровательном городке всего пол дня, можно влюбиться навсегда! Каждая улица, каждое здание наполнено особой красотой. Мы обошли всего лишь малую часть города, но открыли для себя отдельный новый мир...
Пробыв в этом очаровательном городке всего пол дня, можно влюбиться навсегда! Каждая улица, каждое здание наполнено особой красотой. Мы обошли всего лишь малую часть города, но открыли для себя отдельный новый мир...
Saturday, 11 August 2012
Торунь - город вдохновения
В один прекрасный летний день, во время нашего пребывания в Отвоцке на семинаре "Об устойчивом развитии на примере Евро 2012" нам выпала такая возможность посетить один из красивейших городов Польши - Торунь.
Торунь расположен на севере Польши, в 250 км от столицы Польской Республики - Варшавы. Торунь - один из красивейших и наиболее средневековых городов в Польше, занесенный в список мирового культурного наследия ЮНЕСКО. Этот город является родиной знаменитого ученого Николая Коперника, который наиболее известен как автор гелиоцентрической системы мира.
 |
| Памятник Николаю Копернику |
Thursday, 19 July 2012
The EURO of the Sponsors
The following video film was produced by Isabelle Daniel, Aleksandra Kubica and Stefan Kraneis with the help of Adam Symonowicz:
Football means more than just sports. When UEFA announced Poland and Ukraine as venues of EURO 2012, both countries started to invest in their infrastructures. Plenty of airports, railway stations and public places have been renewed ever since. Poland alone spent 100 billion zloty (ca. 23 billion Euro) on the preparations and realization of the championship. Besides, private investors took EURO 2012 as a chance to make investments in the big Polish and Ukrainian cities. Urban development thus seems to go hand in hand with the hostage of the tournament. Warsaw is a place where urban changes become clearly visible.
Football means more than just sports. When UEFA announced Poland and Ukraine as venues of EURO 2012, both countries started to invest in their infrastructures. Plenty of airports, railway stations and public places have been renewed ever since. Poland alone spent 100 billion zloty (ca. 23 billion Euro) on the preparations and realization of the championship. Besides, private investors took EURO 2012 as a chance to make investments in the big Polish and Ukrainian cities. Urban development thus seems to go hand in hand with the hostage of the tournament. Warsaw is a place where urban changes become clearly visible.
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
Film "Eurowork"
The following short movie was created under the topic "work/labour in the context of EURO 2012" by Jowita Omiecińska, Daniel Panasiuk and Anne Mühlich (see also the previous post on this topic).
Tuesday, 3 July 2012
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.
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.
Friday, 29 June 2012
An (un)usual night in strefa kibica
Strefa kibica, the fan zone in the heart of Warsaw. It is the day of the second semi-final, the match between Italy and Germany which is played just two kilometres from the zone, in the brand-new stadion narodowy (national stadium) on the other side of the river Vistula. We have the chance to talk to Łukasz Cudny, co-ordinator of the many young volunteers working in the strefa kibica. He gives an insight into the organisation of the zone and its tough regulations, most of which are imposed by UEFA in order to serve the interests of its sponsors.
 |
| Łukasz Cudny is interviewed by our participant, Jowita Omiecińska, and filmed by Adam Symonowicz |
Thursday, 28 June 2012
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:
Monday, 25 June 2012
Premiere - our first post!
Monday, 25 June 2012 - The second full day of our Polish-Ukrainian-German youth seminar in Otwock near Warszawa (PL) comprised two main themes: firstly, sustainable development issues on different levels and, secondly, the possibilities of modern media technologies for publishing our project results.
 |
| Shooting the first project video with Adam, our media trainer |
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)