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Program offers :

·         Trainings on journalism and EU regional policy

·         The chance to receive mentorship from established journalists from your country

·         Working side by side with renowned journalists during the EU Regions’ Week

·         Visits of EU affairs media headquarters and EU institutions

·         The unique opportunity to take part as a journalist in European Commission press trips to Member States

·         Accommodation and travel expenses covered by the European Commission

For more, check

 https://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/en/policy/communication/youth4regions

Obowiązują zapisy przez formularz zgłoszeniowy - szczegóły dotyczące spotkań online oraz formularze rejestracyjne znajdują się w zakładce „Szkolenia” - https://europadlaobywateli.pl/szkolenia/

Poland opened its borders to Germany, Lithuania, the Czech Republic and Slovakia on the 13th of June, as the coronavirus pandemic in the country slows.

Under Poland's new measures, citizens of non-EU members Russia, Belarus and Ukraine are allowed to enter Poland if they are the spouse or child of a Polish citizen or have a work permit for the country. Workers from these countries will not need to complete a 14-day quarantine on arrival.

Lovely! 

The European Commission in Poland has  announced a competition "#Small steps" where you can describe your friend from another European Union country. Someone we miss and whom we cannot personally see yet. The text should be sent in the form of a report column. This is a short, condensed story about someone or something in which the author can share his opinion, reflection. Often in a funny way. The challenge is even more difficult because the column is to  be written on Instagram, which also sets limits on the length of the text and has its own narrative style.
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