= multiple Kompetenzen

i think "multiple" in this context only means various, viele verschiedene... maybe just wanted to sound a bit special :)
as to "bürgerschaftliches engagement" - no idea, but again i suspect it's not that complicated as it sounds in german and maybe only means the commitment or dedication of every citizen

Courage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia- Civil courage (sometimes also referred to as 'Social courage') is defined by many different standards, but the term is usually referred to when civilians ...
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As John F. Kennedy has taught us, civil courage means actively changing the world around us and not just watching it fall apart. That was phrase number 1 a log time ago
Multiple competence is the sum of all competences you can imagine. Competence seems to be the phrase number 1 of 2006. You have social competence, ......
In this context a free radio compared to a biased radio improves independent thinking and by that a lot of different competences.
This is all I can imagine what this sentence should mean, I hope there are more answers...

aha, so it does mean "kompetenzen" in the sense of "skills" - I was getting distracted by other possible interpretations. THANKS!!!!

may I pick your fine brains for any suggestions re bürgerschaftliche engagement??

getting involved in your local community?
'civic' something?

multiple Kompetenzen sounds like a dangerous disease - oh no, a severe case of multiple Kompetenzen, just as I'd feared...
various skills indeed.

Agree with milky_way. "Bürgerschaftliches Engagement" means the citizens should feel committed to participate in intercultural activities.

= bürgerschaftliches Engagement

thanks, sheer inspiration! here is what I've come up with (does teh "for" work here?):

free radio stations are not only a place of intercultural learning for various skills, they also promote social integration and the involvement of citizens in their community/civic responsibility.