— Women —

Memorializing Women Victims of War in Bosnia and Herzegovina
In Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), post-war monuments represent the political and ethnic forces of localities, encouraging a narrative in which women often have no voice.

Jewelry Made from Herzegovinian Herbs Evokes Emotion
The young artist Nina Mučibabić Tinjak makes jewelry from plants and resin.

The Psychology of Gender-Based Violence: Power, Trauma, and Responsibility
From a psychological perspective, violence is often understood as a means through which a perpetrator establishes dominance and control over a victim.

Public Peace, Private Violence: The Cases of Bosnia and Northern Ireland
Alongside turbulent histories and complex peace agreements, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Northern Ireland share another similarity: the rising rates of violence against women and girls.

Professor Turčinović Returns to an Old Passion: Silly Illustrations for Children
Cartoons and illustrations are a form of artistic expression that combines humor, cultural critique, and imagery to convey messages.

Women in Rural Areas: Guardians of the Past and Creators of the Future
Very often, women in rural areas are said to be the pillar of tradition and family values. The real picture is much more complex.