We're still looking for people to join the ‘Ride for your Rights 2012’ Organisation Committee (OC).
The deadlines for applications has been extended. You can apply until December 6th, 23h59 CET.
Read all about it below, and if you have any questions, feel free to drop us a line: contact@rideforyourrights.org
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Nov 21, 2011
Open Call: The common ESN and Campus Europae ‘Ride for your Rights 2012’ Organisation Committee is looking for new members!
What is the ‘Ride for your Rights 2012’ Organisation Committee?
The ‘Ride for your Rights 2012’ Organisation Committee (OC) is the common ESN and Campus Europae organisational body composed of members of the two mentioned student organisations and/or third party members. It is the OC’s task to prepare the spring and summer activities connected with the ‘Ride for your Rights 2012’ project, which is the continuation of the ‘Ride for your Rights! It’s time to (ex)change your life’ project from 2011.
The committee is looking for new members in the following fields of interest
• Fundraising team
• Route developer & security responsible
• Treasurer
• Promotion team
• Press team
• Social media manager
• Accommodation coordinator
• Feedback tracker
• Local ‘Star Movement’ team tutor
• Event coordinator
Positions’ description
1. Fundraising team
One of the most important teams within the Organisation Committee due to its crucial job to find potential sponsors that will support the project. The fundraising team must be the first team recruited as it needs to carry out its work in November and the beginning of December. Two team members will be responsible for finding general sponsors and the third one will be responsible for assisting and advising local teams in finding local sponsors.
Number of free places: 3
Tasks:
- contacting potential sponsors and donors,
- preparing a sponsoring folder which makes Ride for your Rights! attractive for companies and institutions,
- presenting what has been done during last summer and give an overview of the upcoming events with the focus on the May operation,
- sponsoring packages and prices should be worked out according to the costs of the may operation and the summer tour,
- informing the Organisation Committee members about the work progress
Skills required: basic knowledge of fundraising tools and techniques, creativity, good communication skills and good English. The fundraising experience will be an additional asset.
2. Route developer & security responsible
A very responsible position in the Organisation Committee due to the safety and security issues that have to be checked and ensured before the ride will take place.
Number of places: 1
Tasks:
- taking a close look at the proposed route and finding the safest route for the group,
- finding out about safety issues, e.g. whether police escort is required on particular routes, required bicycle equipment, etc.
- contacting the cycling federations and clubs that are based in the area of the route and asking them for logistical and security advice,
- organising route logistic
Skills required: sense of responsibility, good communication skills, basic logistics knowledge.
3. Treasurer
This person is responsible for setting up a Ride for your Rights! account, for the budget, to track costs and distribute expenses in accordance with the project supervisor. Apart from that the person should develop a participation fee plan.
Number of places: 1
Tasks:
- setting up a ‘Ride for your Rights’ project’s account,
- the budget,
- tracking costs and distributing expenses in accordance with the project supervisor,
- developing a participation fee plan,
- informing the Organisation Committee members about the current financial situation
Skills required: basic accounting and finance knowledge. The finance experience will be an additional asset.
4. Promotion team
The promotion team plays a key role for the success of the ‘Ride for your Rights 2012’ project. This team consists of two people from which the first person is responsible for creating information templates about the Luxembourg – Brussels tour in English, which must be easy to translate into other languages. The second person is responsible for promoting the local ‘star movement’ rides. Good promotion can guarantee success.
Number of places: 2
Tasks:
- strict cooperation with the social media coordinator and the press team,
- preparing a proposal for effective promotional materials and taking care of its distribution
- advising and assisting the local teams in proper ‘star movement’ promotional campaign,
- consulting the ideas with the Organisation Committee members
Skills required: basic PR knowledge and experience, good communication skills, creativity, good English
5. Press team
The press team has to cooperate closely with the promotion team. This team consists of two people where the first person is responsible for contacting the media prior, during and after the events and tracking and collecting any printed or online news coverage. The second person is responsible for the blog.
Number of places: 2
Tasks:
- preparing texts for the different media channels,
- contacting newspapers, portals, TV and radio
- informing about the events
- collecting all media coverage
- making sure that riders publish their own stories on ‘Ride for your Rights’ blog
Skills required: creative writing, proficient English. The journal experience will be an additional asset.
6. Social media manager
This person is responsible for publications on our Facebook account and its distribution within Facebook. The aim is not only to publish on our own wall but to post our publications on as many relevant walls of our target group as possible. Regular tweets must also be published. In addition to that, communities and networks such as couch surfing, warm showers, bike forums and communities must be contacted.
Number of places: 1
Tasks:
- publishing on ‘Rights for your Rights’ account
- publishing on Twitter
- contacting the local communities and networks
- posting on regional and local walls
Skills required: good communication skills, good English, basic PR knowledge, creativity.
7. Accommodation coordinator
This person must track registration numbers and communicate with the local teams to tell them the needs of the ‘Ride for your Rights’ group.
Number of places: 1
Tasks:
- booking accommodation for registered riders
- providing information about possible accommodation for people that only attend the events
- consulting the accommodation possibilities with Organisation Committee members
Skills required: good organisation, communication skills, pressure resistance.
8. Feedback tracker
This person has a quite simple task but it does not mean a less important one.
Number of places: 1
Tasks:
- writing questionnaires
- distributing questionnaires to participants and organizers
- evaluating the feedback
Skills required: good English, creativity.
9. Local ‘star movement’ team tutor
This person is responsible for advising and monitoring local teams about the star movement events.
Number of places: 1
Tasks – Person on that position is responsible for:
- advising local teams about the star movement events,
- informing the Organisation Committee about the progress in the local teams’ preparation
Skills required: good organisation skills, good communication skills, good English
10. Event coordinator
This is one of the most important positions in the Organisation Committee due to the responsibility of organising and coordinating the events in Strasbourg, Luxembourg and Brussels. One person should be affiliated with the ESN and the second one with Campus Europae.
Number of places: 2
Tasks:
- developing feasible events in accordance with the Campus Europae office and ESN Vice-President
- managing the events in Strasbourg, Luxembourg and Brussels
- informing the Organisation Committee about the work progress
- cooperating with the Local ‘star movement’ team
Skills required: good organisation, good English, management skills. The experience with organising such events will be an additional asset
How to apply
To apply send a CV and a motivation letter to contact@rideforyourrights.org, the deadline is the 30th November 2011, 23:59 CET.
If you have any question, feel free to write to contact@rideforyourrights.org
We look forward to hearing from you!
Organisation Committee
Ride for your Rights 2012
The ‘Ride for your Rights 2012’ Organisation Committee (OC) is the common ESN and Campus Europae organisational body composed of members of the two mentioned student organisations and/or third party members. It is the OC’s task to prepare the spring and summer activities connected with the ‘Ride for your Rights 2012’ project, which is the continuation of the ‘Ride for your Rights! It’s time to (ex)change your life’ project from 2011.
The committee is looking for new members in the following fields of interest
• Fundraising team
• Route developer & security responsible
• Treasurer
• Promotion team
• Press team
• Social media manager
• Accommodation coordinator
• Feedback tracker
• Local ‘Star Movement’ team tutor
• Event coordinator
Positions’ description
1. Fundraising team
One of the most important teams within the Organisation Committee due to its crucial job to find potential sponsors that will support the project. The fundraising team must be the first team recruited as it needs to carry out its work in November and the beginning of December. Two team members will be responsible for finding general sponsors and the third one will be responsible for assisting and advising local teams in finding local sponsors.
Number of free places: 3
Tasks:
- contacting potential sponsors and donors,
- preparing a sponsoring folder which makes Ride for your Rights! attractive for companies and institutions,
- presenting what has been done during last summer and give an overview of the upcoming events with the focus on the May operation,
- sponsoring packages and prices should be worked out according to the costs of the may operation and the summer tour,
- informing the Organisation Committee members about the work progress
Skills required: basic knowledge of fundraising tools and techniques, creativity, good communication skills and good English. The fundraising experience will be an additional asset.
2. Route developer & security responsible
A very responsible position in the Organisation Committee due to the safety and security issues that have to be checked and ensured before the ride will take place.
Number of places: 1
Tasks:
- taking a close look at the proposed route and finding the safest route for the group,
- finding out about safety issues, e.g. whether police escort is required on particular routes, required bicycle equipment, etc.
- contacting the cycling federations and clubs that are based in the area of the route and asking them for logistical and security advice,
- organising route logistic
Skills required: sense of responsibility, good communication skills, basic logistics knowledge.
3. Treasurer
This person is responsible for setting up a Ride for your Rights! account, for the budget, to track costs and distribute expenses in accordance with the project supervisor. Apart from that the person should develop a participation fee plan.
Number of places: 1
Tasks:
- setting up a ‘Ride for your Rights’ project’s account,
- the budget,
- tracking costs and distributing expenses in accordance with the project supervisor,
- developing a participation fee plan,
- informing the Organisation Committee members about the current financial situation
Skills required: basic accounting and finance knowledge. The finance experience will be an additional asset.
4. Promotion team
The promotion team plays a key role for the success of the ‘Ride for your Rights 2012’ project. This team consists of two people from which the first person is responsible for creating information templates about the Luxembourg – Brussels tour in English, which must be easy to translate into other languages. The second person is responsible for promoting the local ‘star movement’ rides. Good promotion can guarantee success.
Number of places: 2
Tasks:
- strict cooperation with the social media coordinator and the press team,
- preparing a proposal for effective promotional materials and taking care of its distribution
- advising and assisting the local teams in proper ‘star movement’ promotional campaign,
- consulting the ideas with the Organisation Committee members
Skills required: basic PR knowledge and experience, good communication skills, creativity, good English
5. Press team
The press team has to cooperate closely with the promotion team. This team consists of two people where the first person is responsible for contacting the media prior, during and after the events and tracking and collecting any printed or online news coverage. The second person is responsible for the blog.
Number of places: 2
Tasks:
- preparing texts for the different media channels,
- contacting newspapers, portals, TV and radio
- informing about the events
- collecting all media coverage
- making sure that riders publish their own stories on ‘Ride for your Rights’ blog
Skills required: creative writing, proficient English. The journal experience will be an additional asset.
6. Social media manager
This person is responsible for publications on our Facebook account and its distribution within Facebook. The aim is not only to publish on our own wall but to post our publications on as many relevant walls of our target group as possible. Regular tweets must also be published. In addition to that, communities and networks such as couch surfing, warm showers, bike forums and communities must be contacted.
Number of places: 1
Tasks:
- publishing on ‘Rights for your Rights’ account
- publishing on Twitter
- contacting the local communities and networks
- posting on regional and local walls
Skills required: good communication skills, good English, basic PR knowledge, creativity.
7. Accommodation coordinator
This person must track registration numbers and communicate with the local teams to tell them the needs of the ‘Ride for your Rights’ group.
Number of places: 1
Tasks:
- booking accommodation for registered riders
- providing information about possible accommodation for people that only attend the events
- consulting the accommodation possibilities with Organisation Committee members
Skills required: good organisation, communication skills, pressure resistance.
8. Feedback tracker
This person has a quite simple task but it does not mean a less important one.
Number of places: 1
Tasks:
- writing questionnaires
- distributing questionnaires to participants and organizers
- evaluating the feedback
Skills required: good English, creativity.
9. Local ‘star movement’ team tutor
This person is responsible for advising and monitoring local teams about the star movement events.
Number of places: 1
Tasks – Person on that position is responsible for:
- advising local teams about the star movement events,
- informing the Organisation Committee about the progress in the local teams’ preparation
Skills required: good organisation skills, good communication skills, good English
10. Event coordinator
This is one of the most important positions in the Organisation Committee due to the responsibility of organising and coordinating the events in Strasbourg, Luxembourg and Brussels. One person should be affiliated with the ESN and the second one with Campus Europae.
Number of places: 2
Tasks:
- developing feasible events in accordance with the Campus Europae office and ESN Vice-President
- managing the events in Strasbourg, Luxembourg and Brussels
- informing the Organisation Committee about the work progress
- cooperating with the Local ‘star movement’ team
Skills required: good organisation, good English, management skills. The experience with organising such events will be an additional asset
How to apply
To apply send a CV and a motivation letter to contact@rideforyourrights.org, the deadline is the 30th November 2011, 23:59 CET.
If you have any question, feel free to write to contact@rideforyourrights.org
We look forward to hearing from you!
Organisation Committee
Ride for your Rights 2012
Oct 20, 2011
a message to our readers
Despite the rumors that our adventure had come to an abrupt stop in a Czech pub, we'd like to inform all our friends and readers that we'll be bringing the remaining travel diary back to this outlet very shortly. We did stop publishing - for that we apologize - but we didn't stop riding for our Rights!
SPOILER ALERT!
We all arrived safely and on schedule, we all went back home (well, almost everyone), we had our closing conference and there are many amazing stories we'd like to share with you. Stay tuned and don't miss out on our stories from the Ride, on the riders' profiles, on the facts of life and many more surprises we have to show you.
SPOILER ALERT!
We all arrived safely and on schedule, we all went back home (well, almost everyone), we had our closing conference and there are many amazing stories we'd like to share with you. Stay tuned and don't miss out on our stories from the Ride, on the riders' profiles, on the facts of life and many more surprises we have to show you.
Aug 17, 2011
RFYR is still hiring!
Would you like to join the Ride for your Rights! team on the road?
This is your opportunity!
We are looking for volunteers to ride in Boris alongside Tiago.
Applicants must be fluent inSerbo-Croatian, Hungarian, Slovak/Czech, German, Polish, Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian, Finnish, Russian, Bulgarian, Italian and Portuguese something.
Applicants must also be able to type120 a few words per minute, cut hair, edit HTML and PHP, change tires, cook vegetarian food, fix bicycles, tie knots, build shelves, assemble a GoCycle under one minute, know exchange rates for relevant currencies on a weekly basis, play the guitar, do the laundry and hold Andi's mic (no pun intended) and pass the bottle of water.
Other valued expertises includenavigation, accounting, nursing and Tetris skills actually showing up.
We offer all the warm tap water you can drink and an endless stream of Bulgarian jokes.
Most important requirement: must have signed the Manifesto!
Apply to this comment box or via e-mail to rideforyourrights[at]campuseuropae.org
This is your opportunity!
We are looking for volunteers to ride in Boris alongside Tiago.
Applicants must be fluent in
Applicants must also be able to type
Other valued expertises include
We offer all the warm tap water you can drink and an endless stream of Bulgarian jokes.
Most important requirement: must have signed the Manifesto!
Apply to this comment box or via e-mail to rideforyourrights[at]campuseuropae.org
Jul 28, 2011
RFYR is now hiring!
Would you like to join the Ride for your Rights! team on the road?
This is your opportunity!
We are looking for volunteers to ride in Boris alongside Tiago.
Applicants must be fluent in Serbo-Croatian, Hungarian, Slovak/Czech, German, Polish, Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian, Finnish, Russian, Bulgarian, Italian and Portuguese.
Applicants must also be able to type 120 words per minute, cut hair, edit HTML and PHP, change tires, cook vegetarian food, fix bicycles, tie knots, build shelves, assemble a GoCycle under one minute, know exchange rates for relevant currencies on a weekly basis, play the guitar, do the laundry and hold Andi's mic (no pun intended).
Other valued expertises include navigation, accounting, nursing and Tetris skills.
We offer all the warm tap water you can drink and an endless stream of Bulgarian jokes.
Most important requirement: must have signed the Manifesto!
Apply to this comment box or via e-mail to rideforyourrights[at]campuseuropae.org
This is your opportunity!
We are looking for volunteers to ride in Boris alongside Tiago.
Applicants must be fluent in Serbo-Croatian, Hungarian, Slovak/Czech, German, Polish, Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian, Finnish, Russian, Bulgarian, Italian and Portuguese.
Applicants must also be able to type 120 words per minute, cut hair, edit HTML and PHP, change tires, cook vegetarian food, fix bicycles, tie knots, build shelves, assemble a GoCycle under one minute, know exchange rates for relevant currencies on a weekly basis, play the guitar, do the laundry and hold Andi's mic (no pun intended).
Other valued expertises include navigation, accounting, nursing and Tetris skills.
We offer all the warm tap water you can drink and an endless stream of Bulgarian jokes.
Most important requirement: must have signed the Manifesto!
Apply to this comment box or via e-mail to rideforyourrights[at]campuseuropae.org
Jun 20, 2011
a message from ESN Spain
... speaking of showing support: the good people of ESN Spain had a little get-together in Vigo recently. They recorded a message on behalf of Ride for your Rights! - homemade, a bit grainy and just what we needed to lift our spirits!
Let us not forget: Ride for your Rights! is about making a change for the better, creating the conditions for a more effective and rewarding system of student mobility in Europe. It's not just about riding a bike, it's about taking a stand for the rights of European students and, in the long run, to make Europe a place of mutual understanding, happiness and prosperity.
Making a change is within our reach. Every single one of us has a voice, and that voice must be heard by our representatives. We brought you a Manifesto for student mobility, we'd like you to read it, sign it and show it to others so they may do the same. This is how we want to show our representatives that student mobility is a concern of many, and an instrument of development that cannot be overlooked.
You can visit our website and find several translations of this Manifesto. If it's not translated in your native language, why not give it a try? "Small" projects like Ride for your Rights!, just as "Big" projects like European integration, demand the participation of all people concerned.
There are a lot of ways you can help and contribute. Don't just "like" it. Do it. For you and for all of us.
Let us not forget: Ride for your Rights! is about making a change for the better, creating the conditions for a more effective and rewarding system of student mobility in Europe. It's not just about riding a bike, it's about taking a stand for the rights of European students and, in the long run, to make Europe a place of mutual understanding, happiness and prosperity.
Making a change is within our reach. Every single one of us has a voice, and that voice must be heard by our representatives. We brought you a Manifesto for student mobility, we'd like you to read it, sign it and show it to others so they may do the same. This is how we want to show our representatives that student mobility is a concern of many, and an instrument of development that cannot be overlooked.
You can visit our website and find several translations of this Manifesto. If it's not translated in your native language, why not give it a try? "Small" projects like Ride for your Rights!, just as "Big" projects like European integration, demand the participation of all people concerned.
There are a lot of ways you can help and contribute. Don't just "like" it. Do it. For you and for all of us.
two weeks notice
So, the day approaches.
After months of mindless brainstorming (my favorite paradox), endless days and sleepless nights, we come to the last couple of weeks before we hit the road for the trip of a lifetime. May it be the first of many (since this is the paradox paragraph of this short message).
We have upset the daily routines of well over a hundred people. We have shared thoughts and frustrations to fellow youngsters whom we've never even met. We got lost in translation and found in the "spam mailbox". After all this time preparing our journey, calling people, writing e-mails, getting lost under all the loose information we gather, being asked questions we don't really know the answer to, after all of this... we're about ready to start.
We plan on upsetting the routines of many more, and all in a positive way. We want to make heads turn, we want to make brows rise, we want to touch the hearts and minds of everyone we can reach.
We want to Ride for your Rights!
For all the good people out there who have showed their support for this project, their willingness to participate and to contribute, we want to tell you we're looking forward to meeting all of you, facing this challenge, getting to know your stories, your problems, your dreams and aspirations and your ability to ride a bike across a continent.
Over these next few days, all of you can expect a lot of details to emerge. We'll tell you where we're going, when we're stopping, what we're doing and when we're leaving. We'll tell you about our workshops, our meetings, our city tours, about every hand we shake and every pint we empty.
Don't forget to keep up with the news, spread the word and support our project in any way you can!
See you all soon!
After months of mindless brainstorming (my favorite paradox), endless days and sleepless nights, we come to the last couple of weeks before we hit the road for the trip of a lifetime. May it be the first of many (since this is the paradox paragraph of this short message).
We have upset the daily routines of well over a hundred people. We have shared thoughts and frustrations to fellow youngsters whom we've never even met. We got lost in translation and found in the "spam mailbox". After all this time preparing our journey, calling people, writing e-mails, getting lost under all the loose information we gather, being asked questions we don't really know the answer to, after all of this... we're about ready to start.
We plan on upsetting the routines of many more, and all in a positive way. We want to make heads turn, we want to make brows rise, we want to touch the hearts and minds of everyone we can reach.
We want to Ride for your Rights!
For all the good people out there who have showed their support for this project, their willingness to participate and to contribute, we want to tell you we're looking forward to meeting all of you, facing this challenge, getting to know your stories, your problems, your dreams and aspirations and your ability to ride a bike across a continent.
Over these next few days, all of you can expect a lot of details to emerge. We'll tell you where we're going, when we're stopping, what we're doing and when we're leaving. We'll tell you about our workshops, our meetings, our city tours, about every hand we shake and every pint we empty.
Don't forget to keep up with the news, spread the word and support our project in any way you can!
See you all soon!
May 19, 2011
Bike of Honour - Inauguration
Ride for your Rights! is proud to present the first official Rider of Honour to break in the Bike of Honour.
In the spirit of the project we aimed high to begin with and were not disappointed the slightest. MEP Doris Pack, Chair of the Committee on Culture and Education, was our first guest to take the tour's special bicycle for a spin and to sign its frame.
The 'Bike of Honour' serves as a symbolic link of all countries involved in Ride for your Rights! It is supported by an electric motor to express the necessity for an extra boost student mobility is in need of. It is reserved for VIPs and European leaders who share the same vision as we do. 'Riders of Honour' will get to sign the frame after haven taken it for a ride.
The letter box attached to it holds our manifesto and is our moving collection point where you can drop in your ideas for improving student mobility in Europe.
But our ideas and your requests are not everything. Therefore, we will ask all our Riders of Honour to share their vision of an ideal Europe with us and to suggest ways how to realise this. Ride for your Rights! strongly believes that student mobility and innovative exchange programmes such as Campus Europae are the answer to an ideal society in Europe. Watch the following video of Doris Pack to hear from an expert on education and culture what needs to be done and improved in a joint Europe.
Who will be the next Rider of Honour? Stay hooked and find out soon.
In the spirit of the project we aimed high to begin with and were not disappointed the slightest. MEP Doris Pack, Chair of the Committee on Culture and Education, was our first guest to take the tour's special bicycle for a spin and to sign its frame.
The 'Bike of Honour' serves as a symbolic link of all countries involved in Ride for your Rights! It is supported by an electric motor to express the necessity for an extra boost student mobility is in need of. It is reserved for VIPs and European leaders who share the same vision as we do. 'Riders of Honour' will get to sign the frame after haven taken it for a ride.
The letter box attached to it holds our manifesto and is our moving collection point where you can drop in your ideas for improving student mobility in Europe.
But our ideas and your requests are not everything. Therefore, we will ask all our Riders of Honour to share their vision of an ideal Europe with us and to suggest ways how to realise this. Ride for your Rights! strongly believes that student mobility and innovative exchange programmes such as Campus Europae are the answer to an ideal society in Europe. Watch the following video of Doris Pack to hear from an expert on education and culture what needs to be done and improved in a joint Europe.
Who will be the next Rider of Honour? Stay hooked and find out soon.
May 10, 2011
translated manifesto
We're happy to inform that we're currently working on translating the Manifesto for more support and less obstacles for student mobility to different languages. This way, we hope our message can reach a wider audience and increase support for what we consider to be a worthy cause.
At the moment, the manifesto is available in Czech, German, English, Maltese, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian and Swedish. More to come.
Don't forget to sign the manifesto and spread the message!
This is not just about riding bicycles.
We're here to make a stand for student mobility!
At the moment, the manifesto is available in Czech, German, English, Maltese, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian and Swedish. More to come.
Don't forget to sign the manifesto and spread the message!
This is not just about riding bicycles.
We're here to make a stand for student mobility!
Apr 5, 2011
International cooperation par excellence - Kaunas, LT
When looking at the issue of international cooperation among European universities one often finds himself surprised. Universities praise themselves all too often with an exhaustive list of partner agreements and cooperations with universities scattered all over the continent. They all seem to be internationally oriented institutions of education serving the needs of their students. But is that really the case? Don't we find ourselves repeatedly drawing the shorter straw? The international cooperation might exist on papers but reality proves a major lack of support for those students who actually want to become European students.
Within the scope of Ride for your Rights!, the Vytautas Magnus University in Kaunas, Lithuania has proven to be an excellent body of support. Vice-Rector Auksė Balčytienė welcomes all participants who will sign up for stage K of our tour. Her university is supporting our movement 100% and will provide participants with food and board while being there. Watch her statement in the following video clip and keep on following our blog for further updages on all other stages along the way.
Let's ride people!
Julian
Within the scope of Ride for your Rights!, the Vytautas Magnus University in Kaunas, Lithuania has proven to be an excellent body of support. Vice-Rector Auksė Balčytienė welcomes all participants who will sign up for stage K of our tour. Her university is supporting our movement 100% and will provide participants with food and board while being there. Watch her statement in the following video clip and keep on following our blog for further updages on all other stages along the way.
Let's ride people!
Julian
Mar 29, 2011
2011 European Charlemagne Youth Prize
The project "Ride for your Rights! It's time to (ex)change your life" is one of the National Winning Projects and a candidate for the 2011 European Charlemagne Youth Prize.
This is quite an honour for all the people working on this project. We are truly confident that we can make a change for the better in Europe.
Would you like to show your support? Visit our website and follow us on social networks!
´´The European Charlemagne Youth Prize´´ aims to encourage the development of European consciousness among young people, as well as their participation in European integration projects.
The Prize is awarded to projects undertaken by young people which foster understanding, promote the development of a shared sense of European identity, and offer practical examples of Europeans living together as one community.
´The European Charlemagne Youth Prize´´ is awarded jointly and annually by the European Parliament and the Foundation of the International Charlemagne Prize of Aachen.
This is quite an honour for all the people working on this project. We are truly confident that we can make a change for the better in Europe.
Would you like to show your support? Visit our website and follow us on social networks!
Grand Opening
Welcome to the official blog of the project "Ride for your Rights! It's time to (ex)change your life".
This is where we will keep track of every development of the project, all the news about our upcoming voyage and everything else we would like you to know first hand. The most important things, regarding partners and supporters, will also be posted on our website: http://www.rideforyourrights.org
Don't forget to visit the website, meet the team, find out about our route, read our manifesto and then sign it!
We are counting on you to support Student Mobility and to Ride for your Rights!
This is where we will keep track of every development of the project, all the news about our upcoming voyage and everything else we would like you to know first hand. The most important things, regarding partners and supporters, will also be posted on our website: http://www.rideforyourrights.org
Don't forget to visit the website, meet the team, find out about our route, read our manifesto and then sign it!
We are counting on you to support Student Mobility and to Ride for your Rights!
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