Inspiration from Poland: How to teach leaders to work together
Over the past two years, in our ViabilityNet 3.0 program, we have regularly met with staff from organizations that are similar to Via but operate in other CEE countries. The purpose of these meetings is to exchange experience and learn more about the contexts in which the participating organizations work. In June 2019, Via’s Executive…
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Inspiration from Romania: work with diaspora
Emilia Ciurchea is Alumni of the international program ViabilityNet 3.0. Few year ago she moved back to Romania and got involved in local Tara Fagarasului Community Foundation. Here is inspirational interview with her.
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Role of community foundations in the community
The concept of community foundations is well known in Romania for many years. Emilia Ciurchea, Alumni of our international program ViabilityNet 3.0, is sharing her experience from the work in Tara Fagarasului Community Foundation in Romania.
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Community inspiration from the region
ViabilityNet 3.0 is up and running. As the second round of participants has just moved into the second half of the program, we’d like to give you a brief look at what they’re doing in their community projects.
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Community library in Finland
Ulla Pötsönen is an alumnus of Via’s international program, ViabilityNet 3.0. Although Ulla is originally from Finland, she has been living in the Czech Republic for some time. Back in Finland, she played a key role in making her local library in Joensuu more community oriented. We asked her how she did it.
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Bread and Streets in Sofia
ViabilityNet 3.0 is a program that supports local community leaders in Central and Eastern Europe and their ideas. Participants take part in four meetings and four study visits over a one-year period. The program visited Bulgaria for the first time in the six-year history of the program. We were welcomed by ViabilityNet alumni. We took a look at several initiatives and even…
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Khrystanivka rocks!
Oksana Oliinyk is Alumni of the international program ViabilityNet 3.0. Few years ago she moved with her family from Kiev to small village Khrystanivka and wanted to live actively here as well. Here is inspirational interview with her.