With high hopes for 2021 – the year of the Dutch elections, vaccins and hopefully some parties – international angle students discuss the past, the present, and the now. Click on the link to listen to the last episode of The Good News Show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZWdpyLhhm8&feature=youtu.be Continue reading The Good News Show – episode 3
In this show, we continue to talk a little about New Year’s resolutions and move on to tips on how to be more productive. With 2 songs in between and a fun/cute ending about why grandparents are the best, the show is all about positivity and fun for the New Year 2021. Continue reading The Good News Show – episode 2
Happy New Year everyone! In the first episode of the Good News Show we want to start the year 2021 the right way. That’s why we tell you everything about New Year’s resolutions. What are they and what kind of resolutions do people have in these crazy times? What did we learn from 2020 and what do we want to achieve in 2021, which is … Continue reading The Good News Show – episode 1
A podcast about relationships By: Zita Hille When it comes to relationships, no other generation is faced with as many prejudices as Gen Z. According to others, we are not able to commit ourselves to others, we are not able to have a relationship. Maybe this is not a bad thing and is this widely perceived pitfall actually a strength. Zita explains her point of … Continue reading A no commitment generation
A podcast about climate activists By: Simon Balvaert More and more young people are climate activists. Generation Z and Millenials feel the need to fix what previous generations have done to the climate. We are the people who have to live with the consequences. Despite every individual having potential to contribute to improvement, large companies and governments are needed to carry the lion’s share of … Continue reading “We’re the ones who have to live with it”
Written by Talia Farghaly Image by Talia Farghaly The Six Pillars Of Modern Life Even though today’s society is the most developed to date (healthcare is most advanced, we can connect with people around the world and learn anything and everything online) humans are not the happiest they have ever been. Modern life brings modern challenges into our lives. The next two articles will first … Continue reading Modern Life, Modern Challenges – Part 1
Story and photo by Hedwig Kim Jansen is a social psychologist and generation expert. She is fascinated by the theme ‘generations’ and in particular, the youngest Generation Y and Z. According to Kim, the uncertain times in which Generation Z are growing up and the way they are raised, plays a big role in the stress they experience. “Generation Z knows that they have to … Continue reading “Society ensures Generation Z to feel pressure from an early age on”
Swipe your way through politics 13 irresistable Dutch politicans are looking for a match by Tamara Mohamed Our generation is losing touch with politics and it’s time for a change, through a way we all understand and like; Tinder. Swipe your way through the parliament and get to know the Dutch politicians! VVD Mark, 53 2 kilometres away Never change a winning team. Over the … Continue reading Swipe your way through politics
Text and images by Patricia Budusan What does life at 20 look like? Pretty different in the digital age compared to the analogue world. But what about our mindset in our 20’s? How much did a generation change in roughly 30 years? Here are the lives of two different generations during their twenties. Here are the answers of three Gen Z-ers and their parents from Gen … Continue reading Gen X vs Gen Z: Life in your 20’s
Text by Korina Krithara Picture by Korina Krithara During the summertime in Greece Anastasia, a 25 years old business student in the Netherlands, had returned to her country to solve the issue of safety. She was sitting on a hot day at a café waiting for her friend. ‘One day we learned about Covid-19,’ says Anastasia. She had received a vast amount of information and … Continue reading Greek Lockdown?
