The Media Education Centre is in the Consultative Status with UN ECOSOC
Sharing & Learning & Improving Training Course Kljuc, Bosnia 2012 Being invited to Kljuc, Bosnia for “Sharing & Learning & Improving” training course immediately brought cheerful features on our faces. Some of us, a history student Milos Zivkovic for example, are enjoying their training course seminar experience for the first Continue Reading →
New film made by our friend and colleague Vid Rajin, animation Damocles: Ancient Damocles dreaded the sword hanging above his head. Modern Damocles dreads a nuclear threat.
On 6th of February… I have received the following email: Dear Igor, Thank you for your application. We are happy to inform you that you have been selected to participate in the Nisi Masa Stop Motion Workshop march 11-18! “How?” you might ask. Three weeks before that confirmation, I received Continue Reading →
The Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Serbia and Media Education Centre invite you to join us in the debate on Thursday, 8 March 2012 at 15:00, Americana Hall at “DOM OMLADINE”, Decanska 1 INVITATION Delegacija Evropske unije u Republici Srbiji i Medijski edukativni centar pozivaju Vas Continue Reading →
ABC, Art of the Book La Fontain in Belgrade, thanks to the French Institute in Serbia The team: Aleksandra Mojse Vladimir Stajic Marinka Tanaskovic Brajovic Andjela Ana Zuvela Jana Nenadic Mirjana Sarac Marina Dzaleta Aleksa Jankovic Tatjana Vorotovic Profesors: Soline d’Aboville Dragana Markovic
What We Talk About When We Talk About Violence The term “violence” originates from the Latin language where we can find a differentiation between positive and negative violence which is preserved in the English language: potestas – power and violentia – violence. The phenomenon of violence appears in many different Continue Reading →
Author: Sarah-Jane Baur Are You Part of the Game? The noun “discrimination” does not necessarily have to be negatively connotated. At least not when looking at the denotations of the word. Sometimes it can simply describe the ability to judge what is of high quality. It is, however, nowadays mostly Continue Reading →
Walk to end poverty Author: Magda Wyszynska Seven Found Introduction What do you think of when you hear the word poverty? No money? No food? No water? No humanity? Every three and a half seconds one person dies due to hunger-related causes (1). About 1.7 billion people are estimated to Continue Reading →
Dialogue of Civilizations: “It’s time for action,” say the Youth an article by Omar Diouf, Le Soleil, Senegal At the Forum of the UN Alliance of Civilizations (Unaoc) held in Doha, the youth members called for the adults to take action and establish a true dialogue of peoples. “We, the Continue Reading →
Basic overview: Introducing Fraternité2020 In this section you shall learn more about what Fraternité2020 is about. To that end, we have crafted a manifesto which summarizes our petition in under one page. If you like the manifesto, we suggest you take a look at the ‘frequently asked questions’ (FAQ) section Continue Reading →
