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1. How important to you is respect for human dignity?

2. What do you know about and think of human rights?

3. How much do you believe in the promotion of a fair and equal society in which pluralism, non-discrimination, tolerance, justice, solidarity and equality prevail?

4. How do you feel about enhancing solidarity between people, while respecting their cultures and their traditions during your project?

5. How important is it to you to build a community of shared responsibilities and mutual support?

6. What meaningful contributions are you willing to make to the local society in Poland?

7. How could you show solidarity, cooperation and mutual understanding during your project?

8. How can you prevent acting in any way that could put others or yourself at risk of being harmed?

Source: Volunteering Notes by Dagna Gmitrowicz, Foundation for the Development of the Education System / Fundacja Rozwoju Systemu Edukacji (FRSE)

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Europe talks Solidarity | SALTO European Solidarity Corps

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Shaping a common understanding of solidarity in Europe: hear podcasts, read articles and watch videos on solidarity.

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- watching movies, Ted Talks, documentaries about these topics
- workshops among the volunteers, later involving locals
- simply discussions to bring the connections to light
- on the spot debriefing

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Informative process about the ESC solidarity as normal and essential follow up of the ESC stage- mentor should encourage the volunteer to create his or her own SOLIDARITY project after the stage

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If we as mentors found an entrance point for creating awareness about solidarity, how can we link volunteering to the 4 cornerstones of Solidarity? 

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If we as mentors found an entrance point for creating awareness about solidarity, how can we link volunteering to the 4 cornerstones of Solidarity? 