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Sarajevo Fellowship 2024: Celebrating Transformation and Impact

Highlights from Our Recent Conference

Book Promotion on Relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina with NATO

Action Projects

Equal Constitution for All – Equal Rights for All Citizens

Authors: Jelena Velisavljević, Neven Rokvić, Julia Perendyk, Bosnia & Herzegovina, 2024

During Sarajevo Fellowship Action Week, Fellows Julia Perendyk, Jelena Velisavljević, and Neven Rokvić implemented a project with the aim to initiate a discussion on constitutional reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

EMPOWER THEM: Even One Is Too Many - Interactive Community Art Against GBV

Authors: Sydney Perlotto, Zanubia Mohamed, Marta Szymanderska-Pastryk, Haris Šehović, Bosnia & Herzegovina, 2024

This campaign sought to create a space for people to gather knowledge, reflect, and express their thoughts through art, connecting individuals of all genders and experiences to support those affected by GBV.

Heritage Horizons: Capsules of Bosnian Diaspora Narratives

Authors: David Bakum, Aranxa Parra, Almina Bajić, Zeke Rouse, Bosnia & Herzegovina, 2024

In a world where cultural identity can often be diluted, Sarajevo Fellows Almina Bajic, Aranxa Parra, David Bakum, and Zeke Rouse – embarked on a mission to preserve and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Bosnian diaspora communities.

Sarajevska narativa - Sarajevo's Narrative

Authors: Wendi Zhou, Joon Baek, Ali Musić, Khatra Nur, Bosnia & Herzegovina, 2024

'Sarajevska narativa' is a social media campaign dedicated to shedding light on the mental health challenges faced by young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Through personal stories and community-driven insights, the project aims to break the stigma surrounding mental health and foster a more supportive environment for those in need.

A Snapshot of the Tabletop Reproductive Rights project's product

Rekrutacja do Akademii Praw Człowieka

Każdego roku nowi uczestnicy Akademii Praw Człowieka zbierają się w sześciu miastach w Europie i USA, aby dowiedzieć się jak i dlaczego ludzie przeciwstawiają się nietolerancji i bronią demokratycznych wartości.

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