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AUGUST 04. 2021.
A New Volunteering Experience
Jon Kola
Anibar
When I was told that I would be part of the first group of volunteers of the ROUTE WB6 program, I felt really enthusiastic and optimistic. That is because I knew I was going to do something good for myself, the community and the festival where I would be volunteering, which would provide me a natural sense of accomplishment.
This year’s edition of Anibar International Animation Festival, held in Peja, was dedicated to a very up-to-date topic such as the self-reflection against the segregation and intolerance that isolation may bring.
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With the primary task of creating and having to deal with different articles, texts and social media posts, my engagement in the Media Team helped me improve my writing and communication skills.
I also enjoyed meeting new people and creating new friendships that will play a crucial role in the future regarding the context of solving multicultural problems in order to foster a democratic cooperation that values diversity, intercultural dialogue and tolerance.
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