Vabimo vas na zaključno konferenco projekta »City volunteers«, ki bo potekala  14. februarja od 10. do 13. ure v dvorani na Štuk-u v Mariboru.

Na konferenci bodo predstavljeni rezultati projekta in Deklaracija o razvoju prostovoljstva na področju Slovenije in Hrvaške ter podpisan sporazum o prihodnjem sodelovanju pri podpori razvoja prostovoljstva.

Ključne dosežke in utrinke projekta bodo predstavili partnerji projekta: Mestna občina Maribor, Grad Varaždin (Hrvaška), Univerza v Mariboru, Zavod Antona Martina Slomška, Slovenska filantropija – združenje za promocijo prostovoljstva, Autonomni centar ACT (Hrvaška) in Ekološka Udruga „Franjo Koščec“ (Hrvaška).

Sledila bo razprava o stanju prostovoljstva danes in izzivih prihodnosti.

Konferenco bo mogoče spremljati tudi v živo preko spleta (multimedijski prenos) in se z morebitnimi vprašanji vključiti v razpravo.

Dostop do konference bo možen preko povezave www.studio12.tv/city-volunteers

Povezava bo objavljena tudi na spletnem portalu projekta: www.city-volunteers.si

Vabilo City Volunteers-zakljucni dogodek 2013-02-14.docx

Program City Volunteers-zakljucni dogodek 2013-02-14.docx

Vljudno vabljeni!

Partnerji projekta City Volunteers

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