A conference entitled “Strategic and multisectoral approach in the prevention of violence and the promotion of healthy lifestyles among young people” was held at the Hotel Mostar on Monday, May 23, 2022, organized by the CARE partner organization Youth Power. The conference was opened by Nedim MiÄŤijević – Youth Power Program Manager, Sumka BuÄŤan – […]
On May 16, 2022, in the amphitheater of the Youth Center, a presentation of the results of the baseline research in high schools in Banja Luka and eight municipalities and cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well with a presentation of a new educational program to promote healthier lifestyles, nonviolence and gender equality in elementary […]
As part of the “Young Men Initiative” project, which the Perpetuum mobile Institute has been working on with CARE International and other partners since 2006, a three-day training seminar for future peer educators was held in Doboj from April 19 to 21, 2022. The training was attended by 30 young high school and university students […]
The documentary “Dear Me: This is My Story”, made within the Young Men Initiative program, has been premiered on 12th April in Belgrade, Banja Luka, Tirana, Pristina and Zagreb.
We bring great news from the BrÄŤko District of BiH and the meeting of the team of Budi Muško Klub BrÄŤko and the management of the Public Technical School BrÄŤko.Â
Organized by the local CARE’s partner Perpetuum mobile – Institute for Youth and Community Development from Banja Luka and Network of Youth Centers of Republika Srpska – i.e., MOCART, eight “Conference of Youth Work of Republika Srpska” served as a platform to officially mark the November 25th – International Day for the Elimination of Violence […]
On Tuesday, July 13, 2021, in the premises of PRONI, Center for Youth Development, Brcko, a meeting was held on the occasion of the continuation of the three-year project “Young Men Initiative III”, which was attended by representatives of the Swiss Government in BiH, CARE International and Perpetuum mobile from Banja Luka.
Volunteers of Youth Power, CARE partner organization, on 26th of June have organized an action on the occasion of the International Day Against Drug Abuse with the aim of raising citizens’ awareness of the harmful effects that drugs can cause and the problems that this addiction causes for the individual and for the whole community.
Job Title: Project CoordinatorProject: Future for You(th): Young people as Leaders of Life Skills Education in the BalkansImplemented by: CARE International Balkans, Kosovo officePlace(s) of work: PrishtinëContract Duration: 12 monthsExpected start date: 15 June 2021
#YMI partners together again after a long time in Banja Luka!
At the beginning of July, YMI partner organization Perpetuum Mobile has organized a joint meeting and training for trainers in the field of peer education that promotes healthy lifestyles, based on Program Y. Beside training for trainers, Perpetuum Mobile launched discussion and consultations regarding common strategic goals and project activities for the next period as […]
The MAN Conference is an annual event organized by the Center E8, which brings together professors, social scientists, researchers, but also activists to jointly discuss, analyze and try to deconstruct various social phenomena such as masculinity, gender inequality, violence, power relationships and violent extremism. The Conference and its participants also strive to promote gender equality, […]
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.
The campaign “Turn on knowledge, turn off hate” is designed as a positive response to the negative messages that society often sends about everyone who is different in some way. We are led through the campaign by the pigeon Mirko, who reconciles differences, teaches us to respect them and shows us that there are things […]
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