Short vita
Veronica Burgstaller joined FNF EU as Communication Manager in July 2022. She holds an MA in European Studies from KU Leuven, Belgium and a BA in International Studies from Leiden University, the Netherlands. Prior to joining FNF, Veronica worked as a translator in Seoul. She also continues to be a Core Member of Correspondents of the World, an NGO working on disseminating SDG topics from local perspectives. Veronica speaks German, English, Korean and a bit of Indonesian and French.
Contributions
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Participate in our Run for European Elections
Join us in the "Run for European Parliament" Challenge. The top five individuals who planted the most trees by November 19th will receive a surprise package. Click here to find out more about this challenge!
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Call for Submission: Poems of Liberty: Human Rights in Inhumane War
Deadline has been extended until the 26th November 2023: Through poetry, we seek voices to amplify Ukraine's resilience and human rights commitment. Categories: envisioning peace, daily life in conflict, and heritage. Submit original poems in English (or Ukraine with English translation) with background info. European residents only. Selected poems receive €250. Click to find out more.
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Call for Applications: Becoming Digital Communication Leaders
Join FNF Europe's skill-building and networking platform to enhance your communication skills in the evolving digital media landscape. This two-day in-person workshop in Brussels, Belgium will focus on strategic communications, brand management, social media strategy, and mobile storytelling. Don't miss out on this opportunity to advance your communication abilities and promote liberal values. Apply now - Deadline has been extended to 14.7.!
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Building a Stronger Europe: Young Liberals Propose Solutions to Reshape Europe as Global Actor
From 11th to 13th May, the European Dialogue of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation and the European Liberal Youth (LYMEC) invited 15 young liberals from 13 EU Member States to their regional Policy Hackathon in Lisbon. With the goal of strengthening the EU as a Global Actor, participants were tasked to explore innovative ideas on four key topics concerning the European Union's role in the world. The "Strengthen the EU as a Global Actor" Policy Hackathon in Lisbon was a resounding success, fostering collaboration and innovative thinking among young liberals from across Europe.
