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Marija Ratković | From Serbia to Italy
Our ESC volunteer Evin Arslan talks with people who participate in ESC projects and she asks about their ESC experiences every month.
Marija Ratković is from Serbia. She went to Rome, a city in Italy, for the ESC project in 2018. She explained her ECS experiences.
Music by: Amusicmedia
Video link: https://pixabay.com/tr/music/indie-pop-inspiring-uplifting-folk-3719/
This podcast is created by volunteer Evin Arslan within the project “Volunteer t(w)o local community 3.0” The project is financed by the European Solidarity Corps program.
Marija Ratković is from Serbia. She went to Rome, a city in Italy, for the ESC project in 2018. She explained her ECS experiences.
Music by: Amusicmedia
Video link: https://pixabay.com/tr/music/indie-pop-inspiring-uplifting-folk-3719/
This podcast is created by volunteer Evin Arslan within the project “Volunteer t(w)o local community 3.0” The project is financed by the European Solidarity Corps program.
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By ZagorOur ESC volunteer Evin Arslan talks with people who participate in ESC projects and she asks about their ESC experiences every month.
Marija Ratković is from Serbia. She went to Rome, a city in Italy, for the ESC project in 2018. She explained her ECS experiences.
Music by: Amusicmedia
Video link: https://pixabay.com/tr/music/indie-pop-inspiring-uplifting-folk-3719/
This podcast is created by volunteer Evin Arslan within the project “Volunteer t(w)o local community 3.0” The project is financed by the European Solidarity Corps program.
Marija Ratković is from Serbia. She went to Rome, a city in Italy, for the ESC project in 2018. She explained her ECS experiences.
Music by: Amusicmedia
Video link: https://pixabay.com/tr/music/indie-pop-inspiring-uplifting-folk-3719/
This podcast is created by volunteer Evin Arslan within the project “Volunteer t(w)o local community 3.0” The project is financed by the European Solidarity Corps program.