Some cities offer you beautiful buildings, charming streets, and picturesque squares. Others feel like they have a memory. You walk through their streets and somehow sense that you are not only looking at the present, but also walking through everything the city has experienced before. Gdańsk feels like one of those cities to me. Located in northern Poland on the Baltic Sea, Gdańsk is a city of ports, merchants, shipyards, historic architecture, museums, and long walks by the

Some of the most meaningful learning experiences in life do not happen in a classroom. They happen when we meet people from different countries, exchange perspectives, challenge our assumptions, work together on unfamiliar problems, and discover new ways of understanding both ourselves and the world around us. This is one of the reasons I am particularly excited to take part in “The Power of Non-Formal Education,” an Erasmus+ training course taking place in Rome, Italy, from

I’ve learned something very clearly in life: you don’t need years to understand someone’s true character — one month is more than enough. Sometimes even less. The people who entered my life—whether in dating, friendship, or something in-between—often revealed their real intentions faster than they expected. Behind the charm, compliments, and interest, their true motives were always the same: ego, pleasure, convenience, and personal benefit. Never love. Never care. Never empat