Phiren Amenca

Volunteer Profiles

“…working with people of different cultural differences brings a lot of personal connection and it ensures that we are a part of their struggle.”- Jeba

I am Jeba also known as JeJe. I feel blessed to be a person with cheery personality who is determined to do things very creatively and I like to be unique in my works. I believe in being myself and

February 2, 2022

“…under the surface we still share the same feelings, we are the same.” – Zsuzsa

I am Zsuzsa, I grew up and was raised in a lovely city, in the heart of Hungary, called Kecskemet. After my childhood I moved to Szeged, to study at the university, where I finished my bachelor degree on the

“Even helping out with the smallest tasks can make a real difference.”- Imlikokla

My name is Imlikokla Jamir and I’m from India. I’m a 5th semester (arts) student in SM college, Dimapur, Nagaland.  A member of the Christian Revival Church, red ribbon club, worship committee and also the finance secretary of SCMI, SM

January 27, 2022

“…it might be interesting and necessary for our communities to embrace their similarities and fight hand-in-hand.”-Binu

I am Binu Bill Bright from India, and I am 27 years old; a passionate artist who loves to play drums, sketches and paints as well when the inspiration strikes. Over the past 5 years, I’ve cultivated my skills in

For me it is an opportunity to learn from people with other cultures and traditions – Milena

My name is Milena García and I’m from Spain.  I graduated in Social Work and I did a Master in design, implementation and evaluation of International Cooperation projects. Furthermore I am actually studying a degree in Psychology  university. I also

January 11, 2022

I want to learn about the behind-the-scenes part, and gain practical knowledge – Semran

My name is Semran Sulejman and I am from North Macedonia, Skopje. Recently I finished my B.A in law at the Faculty of Law Iustinianus Primus in Skopje. I was also part of the 2019/20 cohort of the RGPP program

December 1, 2021

Data analysis, policy-making and volunteering – Sebo

My name is Sebair Selmani (but everyone calls me Sebo) and I come from North Macedonia. Since the beginning of February I am the new volunteer in ERGO Network, in the framework of the European Solidarity Corps.I am 25 years

May 27, 2021

Volunteering is an opportunity to embrace your capabilities and to add a true meaning to your life – Lilia

People call me “the energetic Lily” because they see how much energy I have and how much I am always ready to volunteer and dedicate my time to a humanitarian cause. My name is Lilia Khazri and I am from

I am sure that I will bring huge benefits to my nation by strengthening and preserving Romani culture – Nataliia

I am a volunteer currently at the European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture (ERIAC). Phiren Amenca helped with setting up the volunteering placement at the Institute. I have been planning to have an opportunity to cooperate with the ERIAC

Volunteering represents the start of a journey that leads to actions we need so urgently – Izabela

My name is Izabela Tiberiade and I come from a traditional Rromani family in Craiova, southern Romania. Due to my background, I have struggled tremendously to get an education and to overcome a multitude of stereotypes, both from within my