CARE partner organization, Youth Power implemented a campaign as part of “International Day against Drug Abuse” on 26th of June, 2020.
Young people from the Be a Man Club Sarajevo use online tools to create positive narratives for their peers with a common goal – a non-violent environment!
Young people represent the most vulnerable social group, prone to developing extremist ideas and supporting extremist movements.
A few weeks ago, Center E8 launched the #TurnOnKnowledgeTurnOffHate campaign in collaboration with CAREinternationalá´żá´ľ i YMI – Young Men Initiative and pigeon Mirko  awarded the best participants of the quiz, in which over 400 of them participated!
There can be no gender equality without equal division of unpaid work which includes childcare and household chores.
Pandemic COVID-19 is the most known topic which matters whole world. COVID-19 poses crucial questions which search for many answers.
Yoga is a powerful tool to deal with the stress of uncertainty and isolation that we are dealing at the moment, as well as to maintain physical well-being. Yoga embodies unity of mind and body, thought, and action by bringing us closer to the world and the nature around us.
Life Skills are defined as those skills needed by an individual so that he or she can function effectively in society in an active and constructive way.
After so long of being in lockdown and missing human contact, under the right measures ACT for SOCIETY Center organized the first Be a Man Club meetings in June!
1st October 2017 – 31st December 2020Contract no: 8305-00/2017Individual experts, companies or evaluators teams can apply Deadline for application: August 16th, 2020, 4pm CET.
BMC Mostar members have made it a tradition to develop some kind of a street action on 31st of May – World No Tobacco Day. This year, due to COVID-19 outbreak and measures put in place, youngsters came up with some creative ideas to raise awareness during quarantine.
Our partner organization, Perpetuum mobile – Institute for Youth and Community Development from Banja Luka has realized a really interesting and innovative activities.
YMCA marked “Turn on Knowledge! Turn Off Hate!” campaign by bringing awareness through discussion in a digital platform with activists as Blert Morina, Adelina Tërshani, Dardan Hoti, and Dorina Gllogjani.
Even if we are stuck inside, we will still be able to practice some yoga at home while watching exercise on live streaming.
In one day, 18-year-old Rubin went from hanging out with his friends at high school, to learning mathematics at home under lockdown in Albania.
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