Why I chose Bulgaria to volunteer: My journey of growth
Volunteering in Bulgaria wasn’t just about giving back – it was an opportunity to learn from the locals and build…
Author: theyouth
World Wetlands Day
To mark World Wetlands Day this year, volunteers from "YDCMA" and "United Avangard Artist", as part of the "Art Mission"…
Eco Missions
Eco Missions is a Training course for youth workers funded by Erasmus + program of the EU Project details:Environmental problems…
Epiphany Day – A Close and Distant Reading by a Georgian
The Feast of Theophany, or the Blessing of the Waters, is a Christian holiday celebrated on January 6th in Bulgaria…
Exploring Sustainability at Varna’s Eco Mini-Fest
I had the opportunity to travel to Varna for an event organized by the youth association "For You Bulgaria." This…
Plovdiv Through Italian Eyes: Exploring Parallels with Rome, Naples, and Taormina
Plovdiv, Bulgaria’s second-largest city, has had many names throughout its long and storied past. Once known as Philippopolis, in honor…
“The cookies”
In the heart of Kazanlak, Bulgaria, a small bakery is doing more than just producing appetizing biscuits. It's creating job…
The three things I liked the most about Sofia
Discovering everyday life in communist era Politics is something that has always fascinated me, and, specifically, the way power shapes…
Potatoes campaign
On Friday October 4th, I took part in an initiative called “potatoes campaign” organised byGorata.bg - group, with the aim…
My first impressions in Kazanlak: The City of “Guns and Roses”
Kazanlak is a small town in the province of Stara Zagora, cradled between two mountain ranges: the Stara Planina (also…