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Interviews

Protected: An interview with ethnologist Eva Kuminková

by Barbora Zelenková on December 31, 2021

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Czech Republic, Interviews

Zbyněk Hrábek: Indonesians made it very easy for me when I moved to Sumatra

by Barbora Zelenková on November 30, 2021

  Zbyněk Hrábek: Indonesians made it very easy for me when I moved to Sumatra At dawn in the rainforest the piercing sounds of animals resound – it’s time to get up, grab a 30-kilo backpack and go into the … Read More

Indonesia, Interviews, Palm oil

Milan Jeglik: I left my soul in Sumatra so that I could find my heart in Costa Rica

by Barbora Zelenková on June 30, 2021

  Milan Jeglik: I left my soul in Sumatra so that I could find my heart in Costa Rica Milan Jeglík is one of the most important Czech conservationists. Although he was born in the Moravian city of Brno, you … Read More

Animal Rights Activists and Organizations, Asia, Indonesia, Nonprofit organizations, Palm oil, The Czech Republic, Travelers, Veganism

Jan Toman: I quit my job and bought one-way flight to Thailand

by Barbora Zelenková on November 30, 2020

  Jan Toman: I quit my job and bought one-way flight to Thailand   Jan Toman has a lifelong passion for travelling and visiting new countries. After his university studies in Ethnology at Charles University in Prague he worked in … Read More

Asia, Backpacking, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Southeast Asia, Thailand, Travelers, Vietnam, WWOOF

Veronika Eisensteinová: I breathe new life into old trees

by Barbora Zelenková on October 30, 2020

  Veronika Eisensteinová: I breathe new life into old trees   Veronika Eisensteinová is one of only a few women who work in carpentry. It was something of a chance experience that she started to work with wood. She was … Read More

Banat, Carpentry, Czech Republic, Traditional crafts, Women doing 'men's work'

Filmmaker Michal Gálik: Anyone Can Change the World

by Barbora Zelenková on September 4, 2020

  Filmmaker Michal Gálik: Anyone Can Change the World   Michal Gálik is a young Slovak documentary filmmaker, best known for the film Zelená Poušť (Green Desert), a documentary which introduced the truth behind the palm oil industry to a … Read More

Borneo, Ecuador, Palm oil, Slovaks, Travelers

An interview with a Tibetan Monk in Prague

by Veronika Vopelková on May 30, 2018

  An interview with a Tibetan Monk in Prague: An insight into Tibetan culture, identity and the realities of life from the personal experience and opinions of a monk living far from home.     Our interview with Tibetan lama … Read More

Interviews, Tibetan Buddhism, Tibetan people

New generation of Kenya

by Veronika Vopelková on April 12, 2017

  This interview with a director of the Czech non-profit organization ´ShineBean´, Renata Rokuskova, is about the current state of the Kenyan schooling system, the attitude of children to education and their opportunities in the future.  We also learn more … Read More

Africa, Kenya, Nonprofit organizations

Navjyot Vyas

by Barbora Zelenková on November 15, 2016

    Navjyot Vyas (a photographer) Navjyot Vyas was born in 1994, in Gujarat in India. He studied at Alpha High school in Junagadh. He graduated in English and Comparative Literary Studies from the Saurashtra University Rajkot (BA). During his … Read More

Gujarat, India, Indian Customs, Vegetarians

Leopold Jaroslav Pospisil

by Barbora Zelenková on September 29, 2016

    Prof. PhDr. JUDr. Leopold Jaroslav Pospisil, Ph.D. DSc. Leopold Jaroslav Pospisil is a well-known professor of comparative law, who has held an influential position at Yale University for more than two decades. Leopold Pospisil is one of the … Read More

Anthropologists, Ethnologists, Interviews
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