Despite the isolation situation, YMCA turned the Leadership program into digital form and offered it to young people from “Be a Man Club” at the same time, every week in the ZOOM Platform with the main goal on learning how to become the leaders of tomorrow!
Reorganizing life and coexistence within the house in this time has affected everyone. Seen from a gender perspective, this reorganization tends to suppress women even further.
The Forum Theater is the part of the “Are You OK?” campaign supported by CARE Balkans.
As we all know, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected every aspect of our lives, but this is not stopping us fulfilling our mission.
With schools and youth centres closed across the country due to the coronavirus epidemic, Status M, our partner organisation is finding new ways to keep promoting gender equality and non-violence to young people. Last week they launched our Eggplants in Pyjamas podcast as a way to stay in touch with and reach out to young […]
On 5th and 6th and again 11th and 12th February 2020, Organization Status M has held two two-days trainings for students of social work, social pedagogy, psychology, and other youth workers based on Program Y in Zagreb, at the Department of Social Work of the Faculty of Law.
In spite of the Coronacrisis which closed down the schools, youth centres and all those places that bring young people together, Status M managed to bring together a group of young Roma people to keep discussing gender norms, gender based violence and healthy lifestyles.
Crisis that emerged due to the coronavirus outbreak is a stressful and challenging time for the whole societies, and especially for youth.
Due to the coronavirus crisis and the social distancing measures, Center E8 has decided to move Program Y workshops from classrooms to the virtual world.
Not being able to move around freely. Being restricted. Feeling caged. All these things are a challenge.
CARE partner organization, Institute for Youth and Community Development “Perpetuum Mobile” from Banja Luka, has been working for years to educate young people to improve their competencies and knowledge, and most importantly – to apply healthy lifestyles.
It is so important to keep ourselves healthy, physically but also mentally – and especially during these tough days for all of us while self-isolated.
The Macho Men theatre play turns eight this year: eight years-long transformation for eight men and thousands of spectators
"Even today" was the symbolic name of the online campaign, which was organized on the occasion of the International Women's Day on the social networks by the Association XY's Be a Man Club and the Real Girls Sarajevo, in the short period before the declaration of the extraordinary circumstances caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here is the video “Can I Kiss you” which aims to explain better to young people what consent is and to encourage them to create their own reactions by commenting, sharing or questioning.
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