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Summer course 2019
In August 2019, we kicked off the inaugural edition Careers in the Common Good with the Summer Course. Through workshops on sustainability, human rights, and social entrepreneurship, nine young adults from six countries explored some of the many ways in which they can make a difference.
Participants heard personal career trajectories and struggles from young professionals across widely divergent industries, and they spent daily dedicated time on self-reflection. Between workshops, the group explored Budapest, cooked up a steaming vat of barszcz, and hiked deep into the Pilis forest. Participants also developed practical projects ranging from Internet literacy courses to implement in Serbia and the Czech Republic to a multilingual blog dedicated to making education information accessible.
2019 Workshops
The Problem: Climate Change & Going Deeper: The Energy & Electricity Sector: Krisztina Pjeczka, Clean Energy Leadership Institute, Washington, D.C.
How to Be a Social Entrepreneur? Ryo Ragland, ShareSquare
Human Agency in the Online Public Sphere: Veszna Wessenauer, Ranking Digital Rights
Live and Travel Zero Waste: It Is Possible & Fun: Dóra Kocsis & Edvard Németh, Foothold Stories
Build Your Skills for Careers in Digital Society of 2020s: Milena Milićević, INAT Centre & Digital Transformation Consultant
Cargobikes and Degrowth: Simon Prevert, Cargonomia
How Did We Get Here? Looking Back at One Meaningful Career Path: Darko Petrovic, World Food Programme
Do They Really Have Bean Bags Everywhere? Visit a Software Company: Zsófia Sólyom, EPAM
Achieving Green Growth - A View from the Public Sector: Gábor Horváth, Ministry of Finance, Hungary
Map Your Path: Self-Reflection Kick-off: Emese Petrik, Air navigation company
Human Rights Violations and Solutions: Zsolt Szekeres, Hungarian Helsinki Committee
Design Thinking for the Common Good: Ádám Marjai, LogMeIn
A View from the EU Bubble: Alexandra Zalaföldi, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Insta-Essays: Tamzin Mitchell, CCG Communications Manager
SMART Goals: Eszter Boros, CCG Project Coordinator