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"Training, practising and trial and error are everything! " Interview with Pedro Jesus, Futsal Coach

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Hey, Pedro !   Thank you for accepting to do this interview to the @Walkieman blog.  I want to start by saying that we have met before in a futsal team where Pedro was the trainer. He also coached student association of the Faculty of Science and Technology (AEFCT) a university feminine (won 3º place in University league) and masculine team where he was a student. So, how are you doing? First, thank you for the invite! It is an honour giving this interview, and also is the first one! @Walkieman is about mental health and to have tools for developing yourself. Do you think sports can help people with mental health issues? Can it help with our confidence? Yes, of course! Not only people that are coping with that kind of situation, but for everyone! Sports, or physical activity, have multiple benefits, not just for the physical aspect but for the psychological and emotional aspect too! And speaking especially on team sports, it’s very important because it in...

Interview to CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center

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Firstly I want to thank CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center for this interview. I have tried to contact the organization to try to reach Eva Mozes Kor, but I was really sad to hear that she has passed away. Eva was a Jew survivor from Auschwitz, a concentration camp, where the Nazis were killing people from different minorities and Jews, in World War II . Listen to Eva’s history on this youtube video, “Talks at Google”: Interview to CANDLES Can you tell me a bit about CANDLES? What is the mission and what do you do? In 1995, Eva Mozes Kor opened the CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Terre Haute, with a mission to prevent prejudice and hatred through education about the Holocaust. Thousands of people, including many school groups, have visited CANDLES since it opened. In 2003, the museum was destroyed by a hate-filled arsonist. Eva vowed to rebuild, and with the help of a generous public outpouring of support, the museum was rebuilt and ...