On the 15th of November #BRAVO held one local action and workshop in City of Sarajevo with High School students as part of the Awareness campaign. Four groups have participated in the AHEAD workshops and educative activity about discrimination, hate speech towards migrants, roma community and ethnic minorities.
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Activities 1 Date: 12-16.09.2022 Location: Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina The activity was carried out in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canton of Tuzla. The activity was divided into three meetings, the focus of which were three different groups. The first group were stakeholders who work directly on the problem of Roma in the communities, how and in
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BRAVO BiH had the opportunity to bring something new to society this time as well. This time, through the SR-NET project, we decided to investigate how young people from different parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina manage to use the benefits of non-formal education.
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Few days ago, your beloved BRAVO has been a host for the first transnational project meeting of project DREAM AFTER COVID or, by full name: Designing Responsible Entrepreneurial Actions with social Mindset AFTER COVID. For two days, from 14th till 16th of November we have gathered with the most loving and hardworking team and partners from Better World Foundation- Egypt, PASOS – Spain and ORIEL APS- Italy to discuss the important dates and project outcomes.
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The direct beneficiaries of the project are the 30 youth workers from the 10 partner organizations that deal with communication / want to develop specific skills in the field of communication and public relations online, which have decision-making power in organizations (to develop framework documents such as the Communication Strategy) or handling fundraising and networking activities.
In addition to the three constitutive nations, 17 national minorities live in Bosnia and Herzegovina, among which the Roma are the most numerous and most vulnerable population. No minority in BiH is in such a problematic and difficult social position, living on the margins of society, often without basic human rights.
Women’s economic empowerment is an essential asset to achieving gender equality. However, in most countries, worldwide men outnumber women in leadership positions in every sector globally, including business, non-profits, government, education, medicine, the military, and religion.
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A drastic rise in the number of migrants and refugees in Bosnia and Herzegovina occurred in 2018.
and continued gradually since then. In that year alone, out of the total number of incomers, 175 of
them were unaccompanied children or children separated from parents/guardians (OSCE
evaluation).
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As a part of Gemini project participants from Hungary, Albania, Slovenia, Montenegro, Greece and Bosnia and Herzegovina visited quite a few places in Sarajevo where they got to gain an in-depth insight with the situation in BiH regarding social empowerment of women and women entrepreneurship.
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“Becoming Digitally Conscious” is a Capacity Building project targeted to the promotion of healthy
digital habits among young people (between 18 and 25 years old) living in the European and Western
Balkans area.
