An online workshop for capacity building - "Methodology for working with high school students on the topic of interculturalism"- was held through Zoom platform on August 6th and 7th, as a part of the project "United by Diversity" Representatives of 25 members of the Network "United by diversity", talked with trainer and psychologist Tamara Tomašević about [...]
European Movement in Serbia (EMinS) and its partners from the region have started the implementation of a new project – Regional Green Youth Charter, financially supported by the Western Balkans Fund. This week project partners held an online preparatory meeting, gathering representatives of all partner organizations – EMinS, ALFA Center (Niksic), Center for Ecology and Energy [...]
The climate change is the most important issue of our time, and its repercussions are already in effect globally, including the Western Balkans region. Unless we manage to change our way of living, primarily our approach to energy production and consumption, we will jeopardize the future of our societies. The Paris Agreement seeks to limit [...]
In the time of collective crisis such that many countries all over the world are facing for the first time, it is most important to continue developing all aspects of solidarity and unity among people, concluded representatives of 25 civil society organizations who gathered virtually on Monday 27th of April, to officially found the Network of organizations [...]
The initial meeting of project partners within the new project United by Diversity was held at premises of the European Movement in Serbia on February 11, 2020. It was an opportunity to get to know each other better and discuss future activities, timeline and strategic and action plan of the future United by Diversity Network UDN. This project [...]
Absence of contact with peers from different cultural backgrounds within Serbia contributes to lack of knowledge among youth on cultural diversity and interculturalism. Over 40% of youth in Serbia says the fact they are Serbian fully describes their identity, while one fifth thinks loss of identity is an inevitable consequence of EU membership. This shows [...]
