Remembering the ‘Dark Side’ Of Sarajevo: Kazani Pit
Sarajevo is a well-known example of multiculturalism and a symbol of coexistence and understanding. However, when it comes to the culture of remembrance, Sarajevo must confront its “dark side” on the slopes of Mount Trebević: the Kazani Pit.
Twenty Thousand Young People, Seven Years of Work: How Much is Homework HUB Worth?
Seven years after the idea won a competition, Homework HUB has grown from a learning space to a youth community. Its director, Mirza Rastoder, sheds light on the scope, limitations, and cost of the platform.
CIRCLE project launches in Athens to explore culture and religion as resources for peace
Seventeen partners from 13 countries gathered in Athens on 12–13 October to launch a 3,5-year European research initiative that will work with young people across eight settings affected by conflict and polarisation, exploring new ways to foster dialogue, mutual understanding and reconciliation.
Reclaiming Peace and Cultivating Hope: EuPRA’s Conference Comes to Sarajevo
From 4 to 6 November, Sarajevo hosts the 14th conference of the European Peace Research Association (EuPRA).
Remembering the Child Victims of the War in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Need for Institutional Responsibility
During the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), children were among the tens of thousands of victims—killed by shelling, sniping, shooting, and other means.