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20 Apr

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May 6th, 13:30, Barabar Centre, Hotel Grand, 4th Floor Despite the progress made in recent years and the signing of the agreement between leaders of Western Balkans region in November 2022, freedom of movement remains a significant issue. Many people, especially youth, face difficulties in traveling between countries due to various bureaucratic and political barriers. One of the most pressing issues in this regard is the lack of freedom of movement between Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina, which has been a longstanding problem for both countries, due to the lack of political will. Although the EU announced that from January 1, 2024, citizens of Kosovo will have the opportunity to move without a visa regime within the member states, this does...

20 Apr

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May 5th, 21:30, “ODA” Theatre Traditionally, Roma women are encouraged to leave school early and marry young. Pretty Loud are the first Roma Girl band and are dedicated to breaking this mould and giving a voice to Roma girls. Their unique music, performances and literary projects aim to empower the next generation of Roma women, blending rap, hip hop, and their ancestral Roma music.  Through their lyrics in Romani, Serbian and English, they talk about their everyday challenges and hopes as well as more complex topics such as race, representation, and social justice. They are showing other Roma girls that they have options beyond child marriage, early childbirth and poverty. They are passionate about putting an end to stereotypes about both Roma...

20 Apr

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May 5th, 19:30, Dit' e Nat' bookstore-café Stolpersteine (in English: “stumbling stones”) - A term used to describe the shiny bronze plaques commemorating the victims of the Nazi regime in more than 1,100 locations in 17 European countries. As a term that deals with the past, the term Stolpersteine briefly introduces visitors to the contents of the guests’ poetry, raising questions about war, its consequences, as well as questions regarding individual belonging and identity. The event will be enriched with the presence of two Serbian poets, Mirjana Narandžić and Đorđe Simić, while the moderator will be Agon Rexhepi.  Mirjana Narandžić was born in 1992 in Belgrade. She studied Serbian literature and language with comparative literature at the Faculty of Philology, University...