New Corona-MeasuresFrom Monday September 21st, new corona measures will come into force. Due to the recent rise in the number of Covid19 infections across Austria, the government has decided to adopt new regulations. They…
New Corona Infections: More caution is neededThe awareness of the coronavirus has been steadily decreasing since the end of the lockdown. But the virus is even more present than one might think. A record number of 303 new…
Help with the abuse in relationshipsIn some relationships, women and men experience abuse from their partners. This situation is absolutely not a normal one, although women experienced it more frequently (1 in 5 in Austria). They have…
Unemployment benefits-Hard factsThe Employment market service (called AMS in German) in Austria helps people find a job or an apprenticeship. AMS also supports people with disabilities, with learning difficulties, supports parents returning to work,…
Free art and culture with the Vienna “Kulturpass”If you don’t want to do without art and culture despite your low income, you should think about purchasing the Vienna “Kulturpass” (Culture Pass): It enables free entry to museums, theatres, libraries,…
The Chamber of Labor-Labor LawThe Chamber of Labor in Austria is called Arbeiterkammer (AK) in German. The task of the AK is to legally represent the interests of the workers and employees in Austria. This means…
CORONA- Return of sportsMany areas have already made a comeback, some are well on their way to doing so. Under certain measures and behavioral guidelines, sports returns to our everyday life. Team athletes meet on…
CORONA-Return of the social lifeThe first corona measures have been eased since May 15th. It was a big step towards more social life. First of all, smaller companies and the catering industry were allowed to open…
24-Hours Women’s Emergency HelplineWomen are way more likely to suffer violence than men. For many years the city of Vienna has been running an emergency helpline (Frauennotruf) for women to call in times of crisis….
Internship Journalism by wenedi.eu Internship Journalism. The Verein Babel is offering the internship in the field of journalism. Babel association is a Non-profit Organisation, which mainly offers German courses and Integration workshops in Austria. In addition, the…
German course for mother with childGerman course for mother with child in Vienna– Mutter&Baby Deutschcafé in Wien. Every two months, German course are held for mothers with babies or children, which facilitate everyday life as well as…
German Courses in ViennaGerman Courses in Vienna: evening courses, intensive courses, conversation courses, preparation courses for the ÖSD-exam (in small groups). The materials are adapted to the individual needs and interests of the participants. The…
Vienna for the goodAt first, Karolina Kartus just wanted to get to know her new home Vienna better. It started with volunteer work in a refugee area and has grown into the new social business…
Free art and culture with the Vienna “Kulturpass”If you don’t want to do without art and culture despite your low income, you should think about purchasing the Vienna “Kulturpass” (Culture Pass): It enables free entry to museums, theatres, libraries,…
Top tourist attractions in Vienna-explore the charm of the cityEven though the first district in Vienna is the densest when it comes to sightseeing, the surrounding districts are also full of impressive tourist attractions. If you do not want to miss…
Top tourist attractions and spots in Vienna’s first districtNo matter if this is your first time in Vienna or you have already spent some time settling down in the Viennese atmosphere, it is always a good idea to explore some…
Some of the best parks for nature lovers in ViennaIf you love to take walks in nature and you ever got the feeling that you want to escape from the so lively city of Vienna, then you have probably already visited…
Come together in OttakringCultural diversity in the 16th district of Vienna The city of Vienna has a long history of immigration and diversity. Today 40,7% of the Viennese population was either not born in Austria…
