I wanted to do something concrete, says Hungarian activist about the Danube embankment project
Cecilia Lohasz is Alumni of the international program ViabilityNet 3.0. Since graduating in geography, Cecilia has worked for an environmental NGO addressing energy policy in Hungary. “Energy policy can often
...
Inspiration from Communities in Bulgaria, Ukraine and Finland
ViabilityNet 3.0 is a program supporting community leaders in Central and Eastern Europe. The year-long program includes four meetings, four study visits. We also provide participants with community project grants
...
Pittsburgh Czechoslovak Centennial
Last month three members of the Via team had the good fortune to take part in the Pittsburgh Agreement Centennial, which commemorated a memorandum of understanding between the Czech and
...
Neighbors helping neighbors
Via’s Living Communities program gives people the tools they need to make a difference where it matters most to them – in their neighborhoods and communities. We have awarded support
...
Assets and impacts for a more resilient future!
ViabilityNet program’s third meeting was held in the beautiful mountains of Fagaras and focused on assets and impacts. Gradually, through the homework tasks, participants are now almost finished with their
...
21st Via Bona Philanthropy Awards
Via Foundation recognized individuals and companies which are donating their time and money to help others through the 21st Via Bona Philanthropy Awards, held on Monday, May 21, under the patronage
...
Love What You Do: Wendy Luers
Be organized. Dress nicely and polish your shoes. Love what you do. Words of wisdom shared by Wendy Luers, wife of US Ambassador William Luers and founder of the