CARE International Balkans and its partner organizations from Zagreb, Banja Luka, Beograd, Kosovska Mitrovica, Pristina and Tirana from regional Young Men Initiative project – Boys and Men as Allies in Violence Prevention and Gender Transformation in the Western Balkans, supported by OAK Foundation, Austrian Development Cooperation and CARE Deutschland-Luxemburg are having partners meeting in Vlora, […]
CARE International Balkans and its partner organizations from Zagreb, Banja Luka, Beograd, Kosovska Mitrovica, Pristina and Tirana from regional Young Men Initiative project – Boys and Men as Allies in Violence Prevention and Gender Transformation in the Western Balkans, supported by OAK Foundation, Austrian Development Cooperation and CARE Deutschland-Luxemburg are having partners meeting in Vlora, […]
On Tuesday 16 June 2015, young women and men from the Be a Man Club Mostar organized a ride on bicycles aimed at the promotion of men’s health.
CARE International Balkans local partner in Mostar, youth NGO Youth Power is promoting positive health for boys and men as part of the International Men’s Health Week (15-21th of June 2015). Kicked off a public action in and around the Spanish square, on Tuesday, 16th of June 2015 where brochures were given with 10 tips […]
Predstavljanje projekta “Promovisanje zdravijih životnih stilova među mladima u BiH osporavanjem rodnih stereotipa” te Budi Muško Kluba Mostar koji je dio aktivnosti projekta.
Najava aktivnosti Budi Muško Kluba Mostar povodom obilježavanja Međunarodne sedmice/tjedna zdravlja muškaraca. Isječak iz emisije City TV-a.
Obilježavanje Međunarodne sedmice zdravlja muškaraca je jedna od kreativnih aktivnosti srednjoškolaca okupljenih u Budi Muško Klub Mostar, a u okviru projekta „Promovisanje zdravijih životnih stilova među mladima u BiH osporavanjem rodnih stereotipa“.
For seven years Centre E8 has been implementing the project “Be a Man” in Serbia and profiling itself as an organization that works on violence prevention and promotion of gender equality among young men in high schools but also in the education of teaching staff.
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