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WEEK #43 STUART
This week Stuart…
“Born and brought up in the South West of England, I now live and work in London. My work has taken me to every part of the UK as well as France, Ireland and Luxembourg, and I’m regularly in Brussels. I used to live in the United States too, when I was at university.
I love to travel and have visited about three-dozen European countries, most recently tiny Andorra. I love Scandinavia, and have just started to learn Swedish.”
@StuartBonar
WEEK #42 NICOLAI
This week Nicolai …
” Born on Bornholm, Denmark, many years ago. Grew up near Roskilde since the age of nine and then moved to Aarhus to study theology after ending secondary school. Went to Serbia in 2001 with Danish students to experience orthodox Christianity, and it was love at first sight—both orthodoxy and the girl who would later become my wife and mother of our twins, a boy and a girl, who are almost nine years today. For the last ten years I’ve been working as an English teacher on a boarding school, north of Copenhagen, but I am currently located in Novi Sad, Serbia—still teaching English, and potentially also Danish. I love taking pictures and making short videos! What better window for sharing your point of view could you actually think of ?” @nicolaigideon
WEEK #41 KIM
From Denmark Kim aka @kimtdk…
” Living in Denmark for the most of my life. Lived and worked in Poland for 7 months back in 2001.
I am married and we have to children at the age of 8 and 10. My hobbies are photography and mountain biking.
I live with my family i the beautiful northern part of Jutland close to the sea and Rold Skov – the greatest forest in Denmark.
I usually work with sales, mobility and management. I am currently unemployed which means I have even more time to spend with my family and hobbies.”
Week #40 DAVID
This week David…
“Work in Sports development, mainly tennis. Trains junior players from beginners to national standard, run a large schools programme. Work for Streetgames, a national sports charity that works in the 20% most deprived neighbourhoods in the UK. Help clubs in the network with strategic planning and fundraising, and work on larger funding bids for the charity. Volunteer at Book Aid International an international charity that sends book and trains librarians in sub-Saharan africa in their corporate fundraising team. Enjoy good food and drink, reading, going to the cinema. Love skiing!” @@davewhite1101
Week #39 Anna
Curator of the week Anna…
“Grias eich! I am Anna, 16 years old and born and raised in Austria. I enjoy studying foreign languages, experimenting with hairdye and travelling.” @VulpesViridis
Week #38 Nina
This week Nina…
” I grew up in a small seaside town in Dorset UK. I have lived in Brighton for five years and I love it. I work as an administrator in the local university, and I hope to train as a teacher in the future.
I am passionate about education and accessibility. In my free time I like to photograph and wander around. I like seeing places and hearing music I have never heard before.”
Week #37 Johan
This week Johan aka @johanvreys…
” I am a born and raised ‘Brusseleir’ with a passion for his city, culture and arts. Brussel is in my opinion much more than only the capital of Europe. It is a cosmopolitan city where people from all over the world, especially from Europe, come together. Every day I speak Dutch, French, English and Spanish and I am loving it. Professionally I work as a press officer for Mons 2015, European Capital of Culture in 2015 together with Pilsen in Czech Republic. These cities are interesting, because they are not the big, well-known cities, but they represent how many other cities in Europe deal with their cultural heritage and contemporary arts scenes. So let’s inspire each other.
I am one of the few people on Twitter who have more favorited tweets than own tweets.”
Week #36 Simona
This week Simona …
”I am currently studying Computer Sciences at the University of Bucharest. While I have always had an inclination for mathematics and science, do not let that fool you. For the last 3 years, I have been the Editor-in-Chief of my Magazine, Teen Art Out, a social and cultural magazine addressed to teenagers and young adults. Whether it was writing articles, correcting them, recruiting people, managing it, forming partnership or promoting the magazine, I have been involved in every step of it. It is by this that I discovered that I like doing more than programming, that I enjoy working with and for people and that I have a talent for social media and public relations.
Last year, upon becoming a member of the Youth Council for the Future, I have been elected Social Media Representative, being responsible for creative content and future strategies, working closely with both other youth members and project managers. Our main goal is to work towards the creation of a better Europe, to preserve its values and concepts, discuss current events and take a stand by giving young people a voice.
In addition to that, I have been activating as a Public Relations Office in the Student Association of my faculty, an organization with tradition and big-scale projects.
That would be who I am professionally. Personally, I enjoy watching TV Shows, listening to symphonic metal and not only, running a Tumblr blog, playing scrabble (I am a 4-times National Champion), traveling and meeting new people.” @sim_0ne
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