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Exchange Me8: A Poetess Living in Germany w/ FLEX’09 (KS🇺🇸) Nadia Telenchuk 🇺🇦 🇩🇪From the Ukrainian city of Kherson to the US state of Kansas: the story of Nadia who “got hungry for impressions.” Curious fact: six years before she applied for FLEX, her father participated in the agricultural program in the same state.
Currently, Nadia lives in Germany after “literally falling in love with this country.”
00:01 intro
00:56 a brave trip to Kansas City and embarrassing moments at high school
05:12 how Nadia first heard about FLEX program and how her teacher convinced her to participate, the smart way
07:56 the interview: 3rd round of FLEX2021-11-2241 min
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Media Teams of EYP GermanyENVI II - RSC Kassel '21In this episode: Fertility technology: As the possibilities for fertility treatment increases with technological development, what steps should the EU take to ensure a reasonable and equal access to fertility treatment?2021-04-1210 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyFEMM II - RSC Kassel '21In this episode: Who runs the World Wide Web? Girls! According to a 2018 study by the European Commission, the majority of students graduating within the European Union are women, but only 25% are studying in digital fields and only 13% are currently employed in the digital sector. Considering the rapid growth of this area, how can the EU promote gender equality in the new technologies sector?2021-04-1210 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyEMPL - RSC Kassel '21In this episode: AI: Automation Insecurity? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is projected to eliminate 14% of jobs in OECD countries and fundamentally alter another 32%, thus forcing many workers to retrain for high-skilled nonroutine employment. How can the EU ensure the sustainable integration of AI in the workplace, while ensuring the mobility and long-term security of work?2021-04-1211 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyIMCO - RSC Kassel '21In this episode: The Covid-19 pandemic has hit hard all over the Europe. To be able to allow for travel again, the EU is considering implementing a vaccine passports. There have been several discussions on whether the ethics in the decision are alright and if it is violating the EU laws on GDPR.
With the current situation, is it then possible to fully adapt to the new society we have under the current circumstances, or do we need to take steps in a direction we feel less comfortable about?2021-04-0911 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyAIDA - RSC Kassel '21In this episode: AIDA: With the spread of facial recognition across the world, and in recognition of the abuses of this technology by several authoritarian countries, how should the EU regulate the use of facial recognition technology within its borders in line with its democratic ideals and human rights?2021-04-0610 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyLIBE - RSC Kassel '21In this episode: LIBE: Regulating Freedom of Speech online: Social media and other digital platforms have been instrumental in the spread of extremism and polarisation. What measures should governments take in order to protect freedom of speech online while also effectively regulating the spread of hate speech and fake news?2021-04-0610 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyFEMM I - RSC Kassel '21In this episode: FEMM I: Cyber Violence against Women: An estimated number of one in ten women have experienced a form of cyber violence since the age of 15. What common effort can the European Union take to safeguard the dignity and health of women online?2021-04-0510 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyENVI I - RSC Kassel '21In this episode: ENVI I: E-Health: With the COVID pandemic exposing the ineffectiveness of healthcare systems across the Member States and creating a demand for contactless communication regardless of personal health needs, how can the EU utilize eHealth and telemedicine technologies to provide equal and effective access to healthcare to all its citizens while safeguarding patients' rights?2021-04-0410 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyDROI - RSC Kassel '21In this episode: DROI: Freedom to connect: Recent lockdowns have proved once more that the lives of European citizens heavily rely on internet connection. At the same time, lack of access to the internet, for geographical, economic, or social reasons, has proved to be a major cause of marginalisation and deprived people of fundamental human rights such as the right to education. Given the ongoing debates regarding internet access as a fundamental right, what stance should the EU take on the matter, and what steps should be taken to ensure that all citizens have access to a digital single...2021-04-0410 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyLIBE - RSC South '21This episode LIBE: Social media and other digital platforms have been instrumental in the spread of extremism and polarisation. What measures should governments take in order to protect freedom of speech online while also effectively regulating the spread of hate speech and fake news?
2021-04-0411 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyAIDA - RSC South '21In this episode: AIDA: With the spread of facial recognition across the world, and in recognition of the abuses of this technology by several authoritarian countries, should the EU regulate the use of facial recognition technology within its borders in line with its democratic ideals and human rights?2021-04-0409 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyEMPL - RSC South '21This episode: EMPL: AI - Automation Insecurity? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is projected to eliminate 14% of jobs in OECD countries and fundamentally alter another 32%, thus forcing many workers to retrain for high-skilled nonroutine employment. How can the EU ensure the sustainable integration of AI in the workplace, while ensuring the mobility and long-term security of work?2021-04-0409 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyFEMM I - RSC South '21In this episode: FEMM I: Cyber Violence against Women - An estimated number of one in ten women have experienced a form of cyber violence since the age of 15. What common effort can the European Union take to safeguard the dignity and health of women online?
2021-03-3107 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyENVI I - RSC South '21This episode: E-Health: With the COVID pandemic exposing the ineffectiveness of healthcare systems across the Member States and creating a demand for contactless communication regardless of personal health needs, how can the EU utilize eHealth and telemedicine technologies to provide equal and effective access to healthcare to all its citizens while safeguarding patients' rights?2021-03-3115 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyFEMM II - RSC South '21This episode FEMM II: Who runs the World Wide Web? Girls! According to a 2018 study by the European Commission, the majority of students graduating within the European Union are women, but only 25% are studying in digital fields and only 13% are currently employed in the digital sector. Considering the rapid growth of this area, how can the EU promote gender equality in the new technologies sector?
2021-03-3110 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyENVI II - RSC South '21This episode ENVI II: Fertility technology - As the possibilities for fertility treatment increases with technological development, what steps should the EU take to ensure a reasonable and equal access to fertility treatment?
2021-03-3112 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyDROI - RSC South '21This episode DROI: Freedom to connect: Recent lockdowns have proved once more that the lives of European citizens heavily rely on internet connection. At the same time, lack of access to the internet, for geographical, economic, or social reasons, has proved to be a major cause of marginalisation and deprived people of fundamental human rights such as the right to education. Given the ongoing debates regarding internet access as a fundamental right, what stance should the EU take on the matter, and what steps should be taken to ensure that all citizens have access to a digital single market?"2021-03-3111 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyCULT - RSC South '21This episode CULT: Following the increased use of eLearning technologies due to the COVID-19 pandemic, how can educational institutions of Member States take advantage of the services to make education more interactive and accessible while also teaching students IT skills and safety?
2021-03-3105 min
Media Teams of EYP GermanyIMCO - RSC South '21This episode IMCO: All cards on the table - with the European Commission set to propose a vaccination card for EU citizens by 2022, immunological concerns are giving their place to data privacy ones, with a significant number of EU citizens being alarmed by the collection and utilisation of such data regarding their vaccination records. How can the EU ensure the safety and non-discrimination of its citizens ahead of the launch of its vaccination passports?
2021-03-3111 min