Where: Mirna local library
/ When: 22. 9. 2026 at 19: 00
What: travel lecture Madagascar
What do you experience when you leave your home environment for a month and a half and go to Madagascar – an island that, due to its unique nature and culture, is often designated as one of the most special corners of the world?
This summer , Trebanjka Petja Huch, who together with the team spent six weeks in Madagascar in June and July, went on the road as part of the POTA program. Most of the time they stayed with Slovenian missionaries, helped them in their work and through everyday life they got to know the people, their culture and living conditions up close.
At the travel lecture, Petja will present Madagascar through the eyes of a volunteer – their work, meetings with the locals, the life and culture of the Malagasy people, the attractions of the country and the many experiences that marked their journey.
What does everyday life look like in Madagascar? What challenges do locals face? What does volunteering bring in such a different environment? And above all-what remains for a person when he returns home?
Welcome!
📍 Kje: Krajevna knjižnica Mirna
📅 Kdaj : 22. 9. 2026 ob 19:00
🎤 Kaj: potopisno predavanje Madagaskar
Kaj doživiš, ko za mesec in pol zapustiš domače okolje in se odpraviš na Madagaskar – otok, ki je zaradi svoje edinstvene narave in kulture pogosto označen za enega najbolj posebnih kotičkov sveta?
Tega poletja se je na pot v okviru programa POTA odpravila tudi Trebanjka Petja Huč , ki je skupaj z ekipo junija in julija preživela šest tednov na Madagaskarju. Večino časa so bivali pri slovenskih misijonarjih, jim pomagali pri njihovem delu ter skozi vsakdanje življenje od blizu spoznavali ljudi, njihovo kulturo in življenjske razmere.
Na potopisnem predavanju bo Petja ob fotografijah predstavila Madagaskar skozi oči prostovoljke – njihovo delo, srečanja z domačini, življenje in kulturo Malgašev, zanimivosti dežele ter številna doživetja, ki so zaznamovala njihovo potovanje.
Kako je videti vsakdan na Madagaskarju? S kakšnimi izzivi se srečujejo domačini? Kaj prinese prostovoljsko delo v tako drugačnem okolju? In predvsem – kaj človeku ostane, ko se vrne domov?
Vabljeni!