A group of campers are learning all about firefighting this week at Camp Fury in Chesapeake. The program, organized by Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast (GSCC) and the local fire department, aims to show the campers that they can work in any field they want, including traditionally male-dominated ones.
Don’t waste your change to leave your opinion about youth policy in the EU. You have until 16th of October 2016 to answer the survey. It takes around 10minutes.
If you have good ideas to involve youth in the local and international community, then start to plan it for real. Here you can see the deadlines to apply for grant for Erasmus+ projects in 2016.
Kerala’s Cochin International Airport has become the first in the world to run entirely on solar power. With a 45-acre field of solar panels, the setup has a 12-megawatt peak capacity which means the airport will not have to spend a dime on electricity.
The country ranked 20th on the world happiness scale last year aims to move up the list, and has created a “Ministry of Happiness” to promote social good that will spawn more smiles.
Our world is a beautiful place and it has sustained everything living on it for millions of years. Although our presence has done much damage to it, we still have a chance to change it.
Talent, Tolerance and Technology. Do those concepts have something in common? They, in fact, do. By December 2015 a research on creativity was developed and it shows that the cities more creative are those which collect talent, tolerance and technology.
The follow index, from 2011, developed by the Gallup World Poll shows, among 140 countries, which countries are more tolerant to minorities. The report shows that Canada was the most tolerant country regarding average community acceptance of the minority groups. Australia, New Zealand and the United States tended to be relatively tolerant as well.
