Students
Interview with Dr. Mónika Garai-Fodor and students of Obuda University (Hungary)
This week we share the interview with Mónika Garai-Fodor, dean of Óbuda University, professional head of BEESE Pro Bono. She interviewed students participating in BEESE Pro Bono pilot programs: Students: Gréta Bartha, full-time student of Óbuda University, project manager of the short-term pilots in 2019 and the mid-term pilots in 2020 Afrodité Wild, full-time student…
Read MoreInterview with Professor Luís Mendonça | Long-Term Pilot Program – University of Porto
Our partners from Portugal, Porto University, interviewed one of the Professors, Luís Mendonça, who participated in a Campus Pro Bono Program in the field of the BEESE Pro Bono Project. We hope you enjoy this great interview! 1. Do you want to remind us of how your involvement in the project started ? Had you…
Read MoreThe history of the Pro Bono commitment of a junior enterprise : the example of JSCP (Junior enterprise of Sciences Po Paris)
Why did you decide to create a Pro Bono team in the Junior enterprise of Sciences Po? After receiving several requests from associations (foundations, NGOs, think tanks), we realized that there was a real need in terms of support for these structures. Indeed, they generally do not have the financial and human resources to respond…
Read MoreInterview with Martin Ossikovski, from UNWE
Martin Ossikovski is another associate professor of the Media and Communication Department interviewed by Denitsa Gorchalova. He teaches Academic Writing, English for Journalists and Sociologists and Media Ethics. Denitsa Gorchalova: How do you perceive the idea of pro bono activities to become part of the curriculum at UNWE? What are the pros and cons? Martin…
Read MorePro bono Long-term in Madrid: Closing session of Da La Nota Business Plan
The second pro bono pilot program in Spain was organised by our partner Work for Social. One of the challenges of the Pro Bono Long-Term program was the preparation of Da La Nota Business Plan, a project that started in October 2019. The team of volunteers started working in October 2019. The last workshop was…
Read MoreShort-term Pro Bono Program in Spain
Between the end of April and beginning of May our partner Work for Social carried out the third pilot of the Campus Pro Bono Program. This pilot, named ‘Sprint Pro Bono’ was carried out on-line due to the COVID-19 crisis. The beneficiary of the ‘Sprint Pro Bono’ was Viajes Tumaini, an association that connects volunteers…
Read MoreCreateAthon® at Universities
In 2018, during the European Pro Bono Summit in Madrid, some members of the BEESE Pro Bono Project had the chance to get to know in person Teresa Coles, co-founder of CreateAthon®, an international marketing marathon that has delivered more than $25 million in pro bono service to the nonprofit marketplace. After presenting our Project…
Read MoreNew logo for the BEESE Pro Bono Project
We are very happy to announce that we launch our new logo! Thanks to our partners from Porto University and their second Campus Pro Bono Program, their art and design students could work on our branding and new logo. Students worked guided by their teachers to end up creating and thus professionalizing our new logo.…
Read MoreCampus Pro Bono Mid-term pilot in France
A few weeks ago, the second French pilot took place on a full day. Three students surrounded by six mentors (employees and jobseekers) came together to help the NGO Démocratie Ouverte. Démocratie Ouverte (Open Democracy in english) put forward various proposals for more democracy : They have a project incubator that puts citizens back at the…
Read MoreImpactful co-creation: The example of Corvinus Science Shop
Article written by András Martoni (Corvinus Science Shop) about how they promote the civic engagement of their students. Corvinus Science Shop (CSS) promotes collaboration between science and society. Community partners bring their questions to the university where – through our bridging work – they partner up with lecturers, courses and students to address those questions…
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