15 lipca 2017

Erasmus evening is a winner of European Charlemagne Youth Prize!

Finally I have some time to write to you :) After 18h of travel (delayed and broken plane...) I was in Poland and finally after 3 days airlines find my lost, and already broken luggage (with medal inside! sic!). That was travel with adventures, but it's ok right now.:)

Last month was for me incredible, I really didn't expect that in one place I'll meet so much wonderful, full of power and positive energy people! <3 Belive me, I'm smiling all the time when I think about Aachen :) - not just because of the award. ;)


23rd of May 2017 my project, radio show "Erasmus evening" won European Charlemagne Youth Prize 2017.


27 national winners have presented many wonerful ideas and highlighted a lot of challanges, that EU have. That really inspired me and I hope that will inspire also our politicians, even if they didn't really wanted to listen to our voice during Europa Forum.
Look, we all (national winners and our non-profit organizations) are working as volunteers and many ideas, that national winners have are incredilble good! And sometimes - I'm not affraid to say that - this young people do the job, that EU should do. So remember, power is us! Europe is you, she, he and I - and our ideas are the future (and it's not just a slogan), every idea start in someone's mind, and it just depends on us, if we will go into action.


Obtaining this award is a great honor - the more that Poland took first place for an individual project and European Charlemagne Youth Prize never won an individual project. It shows that you do not have to be affiliated in any organization to contribute to the integration of Europe. Secondly, it's a prize for a journalistic project, so I think journalists should realize how important it is to prepare good informations, not just bad news. We journalists must remember that there is a certain responsibility on our part.

I also hope that for me it's a fantastic beginning of my radio career.I have to say thank you for all support that I get from my family, love, friends and just accidental people on the streets. You raise me up!A lot of people are asking me: what now? Representatives of the European Parliament told me in Aachen that they will be very happy, if I'll continue the program. I also want to continue it and already I get proposals from some radio stations to do it. But where and when will you be able to listen to new episodes of Erasmus evening I do not know yet. ;)


Thank you all for everything!














P.S.: I already realised, that on FB and TT someone started to create fake profiles of my radio show... :O so on real fanpage I added my name, this is it Erasmus evening by Gabriela Jelonek. Here you can also listen to all programs: click! Feel free to like and share!

P.S.2: Below you can find some articles and intervievs about the project (eng, it, de). :) If you would like to listen about European Charlemagne Youth Prize and my project Erasmus evening by Gabriela Jelonek - here you have some interview in english in Radio Poland and here in italian in Radio1 Rai and here in german. :)


19 marca 2017

We are winners of National Selection of the Charlemagne Youth Prize 2017!

ENG

Hey people! I have EXTREMELY GOOD NEWS!

My project, our radio show "Erasmus evening" won the National Selection of the Charlemagne Youth Prize 2017 in Poland!!!

I'm so proud and grateful to all people, who decided to create this radio show with me! 📻📟
Guys, you are awesome! <3 Once Erasmus, always Erasmus+!

The results of EU selection will be announced 23rd of May in Aachen, where I'll go as a representative. :)

I'll love radio forever!
So the success belongs also to: Kassandra Becker, Olga Vorovka, Guillermo Villanueva Lop, Konstantin Mravov, Natalia Ivanova, Beqa Khalibegashvili, Ia Khodeli, Aliya Kassenova, Kjt Dejon, Marta Rudnicka, Eta Bálind, Buday Bence, Marika Replin, Krzysztof Grządzielski, Elena Chobanian, Michał Konwicki, David Keke, Nikodem Pankowiak, Zuzanna Mikołajska, Roksana Mierzyńska, Dominika Grzyb and Monika Olechnowska, Joanna Kasprzak, Paulina Knade(who helped me with this blog) and Magda Sobolewska - my technical support (I hope that I didn't omitted anyone :D ) - Thank you!

I promise that now I'll complete missing entries and broadcasts here. :)

#ECYP2017 #Europe #EuropeanUnion #EuropeanParlament#Erasmus #ErasmusEvening #Jelonekwpodrozy



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PL

Oficjalnie od Parlament Europejski - Biuro w Polsce: zostałam laureatką polskich eliminacji, a jednocześnie reprezentantką Polski w konkursie o Europejską Nagrodę im. Karola Wielkiego dla Młodzieży. 🏆
📻📟 Mój autorski projekt, cykl audycji w języku angielskim Erasmus evening (emitowanych w Radio Meteor UAM) uznany został za najlepszy w kraju, który propaguje wzajemne zrozumienie na szczeblu europejskim i międzynarodowym, budzi wspólne poczucie europejskiej tożsamości i integracji, a także proponuje wzorce postępowania młodym ludziom w Europie i daje praktyczne przykłady współżycia Europejczyków jako jednej wspólnoty.
Zresztą, zobaczcie sami tę wiadomość📜:
"Uprzejmie informuję, że etap krajowy został rozstrzygnięty. Decyzją jury składającego się z 3 osób:
posłów do Parlamentu Europejskiego: Krystyny Łybackiej i Bogdana Wenty oraz przedstawiciela Polskiej Rady Organizacji Młodzieżowych Tomasza Klemta, zwycięzcą został projekt zatytułowany „Erasmus Evening”, zgłoszony przez panią Gabrielę Jelonek.

Laureatów etapu europejskiego poznamy 23 maja br.

Z poważaniem,

Magdalena Rząd
Biuro Informacyjne Parlamentu Europejskiego w Polsce"

Tak więc w maju będę reprezentować nasz kraj w Akwizgranie podczas spotkania laureatów krajowych z 28 państw UE i wręczenia głównych nagród.

Jestem zaszczycona i niesamowicie dumna! Ogromnie podziękowania należą się też tym, którzy przyczynili się do powstania "Erasmus evening" - przede wszystkim Magdzie Sobolewskiej, która zawsze dzielnie realizowała i ogarniała pod kątem technicznym moje najróżniejsze pomysły radiowe. Wielkie dzięki także dla tych, którzy zdecydowali się wziąć udział w mojej audycji jako goście - wasze erasmusowe przygody i opowieści były kluczem do sukcesu! Całej ekipie Radia Meteor za to, że moje pomysły, choć często trudne w realizacji, spotykały się z entuzjazmem i było to dla mnie miejsce, gdzie mogłam w pełni wyżyć się ze swoją kreatywnością! :D

Dla tych, którzy EE jeszcze nie słuchali - polecam całą playlistę 15 audycji dostępną na YT! ;) 1,5 roku często ciężkiej, ale jakże przyjemnej pracy nad tym projektem, siedzenia w studiu i montowania programu po nocach opłaciło się!<3 Teraz trzymajcie kciuki, żeby Europie ta audycja też się spodobała!








22 listopada 2015

Erasmus in Asia - studies in Turkey

JUBILEE! 10-episode of Erasmus evening! :)
Where we're going this time?
It will be really exotic country for polish students...
Join us and travel to TURKEY with Radio Meteor! Marika and Krzysztof will tell you, why in Turkey you can have only one mobile phone and how to survive Erasmus in Asia.

Listen to us here -->


Hungarian evening: Poznań - Szeged student exchange

Hi guys! :)
This time we will travel to country of goulash and paprika - HUNGARY!
It will be a program about short, one week student exchange, not Erasmus at all. But also interesting! :)
Stay tuned here and on our website www.meteor.amu.edu.pl :D


If you like it and maybe you want to know more about this exchange, you can read it here: www.mobilnosc.amu.edu.pl - p.s.: it's in polish.

When polish girl go for Erasmus in Sweden...

Are you still there? :)
It's time for next Erasmus evening. Let's go to IKEA country, where you can eat horrible stinking fish and hug reindeer on the street! :)
Today we will talk about Erasmus in... SWEDEN!
Kasia is a crazy polish girl, who were studying in this country. Does she recommend it?

Listen here --->

Taste the World!

Today the topic is... FOOD!
We will check what and how people eat in Spain, Ukraine and Kazakhstan.
BON APPETIT!
Listen here -->


18 października 2015

Love is in the air! Do love exist on Erasmus?

Let's talk about LOVE!
1) Is it possible to stay in relationship during Erasmus exchange?
2) is the stereotype about erasmus-orgasmus true?
3) what are the most romantic places in Europe?
4) how to say "I love you" in other languages - and does it in every language mean exactly what we want to say?
Listen to us in Radio Meteor and here: