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Reading of the drama “Conspirators” by Igor Štiks and Vladimir Arsenijević, based on motifs from the KROKODIL edition “Common Reading Room”
May 17, 2024, at 7:30 PM in the foyer of the Gračanica Cultural Center What happens when, breaking all the laws of space and time, Bogdan, Borka, Mirko, Sem, Predrag,
„With Cveja” in Gracanica
May 17 th ,2014 at 18:00 in Dom Kulture “Gracanica” The book “With Cveja” is composed of a series of authorial texts and it presents an important document about an
“Fostering Societal Decency into discussion between communities.”
The aim of this initiative is to address current challenges in interethnic relations by fostering open and constructive dialogue and communication between Kosovo’s Serb and Albanian communities, while also being
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The aim of this initiative is to address current challenges in interethnic relations by fostering open and constructive dialogue and communication between Kosovo’s Serb and Albanian communities, while also being inclusive of other communities residing in Kosovo. This project seeks to build trust, reduce tensions, promote constructive societal discourse, and social cohesion within Kosovo. Objectives include facilitating interactions and dialogue, creating platforms for constructive discussions, and engaging media to produce unbiased content that portrays both/all communities accurately. In this initiative we will be applying one of our core values, a new model of horizontal dialogue characterized by kindness, humility, hope, faith, and trust.
This initiative, at this stage, proposes organizing two panel discussions featuring intellectual communities from Kosovo, Serbia, occasionally enriched by international panelists. These discussions
aim to address critical issues affecting relations and provide valuable insights on ongoing EU-facilitated Dialogue for Normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia, and its’ effects on the relations between Kosovo Albanian and Serbian communities. Having in mind that the relations between these two communities are burdened for a long time, and in other spheres of life, additionally, the project aims to establish a sustainable space for fostering open and constructive dialogue as a continuous initiative aiming to building trust and a long-lasting peace in the Western Balkans.
By this project’s conclusion in this phase, successful panel discussions and unbiased media reports are expected to provide valuable perspective from both communities. These outcomes will serve as a foundation for ongoing initiatives, fostering honest and respectful dialogue among various interest groups within Kosovo’s Serb and Albanian communities. The project anticipates seeking continued funding to expand this initiative into a long-lasting social dialogue space.
This part of the initiative is supported by Barabar Center.
Urban Soundscape: Multicultural Rhythm of Kosovo" strives to promote multiculturalism and interethnic dialogue through art and music. In Kosovo, the societal landscape lacks significant interethnic interaction, prompting the project to offer Pristina’s audience a chance to experience modern interpretations of traditional themes from diverse communities. By fostering collaboration among artists and engaging a broader audience, the project aims to bridge cultural gaps and promote understanding in Kosovo.
An analysis of Kosovo’s cultural scene reveals significant challenges, including cultural segregation that isolates ethnic communities. This segregation hampers interethnic collaboration among artists and audiences. Moreover, the underutilization of cultural collaboration as a trust-building tool poses a substantial obstacle to sustainable interethnic relationships in Kosovo. To address these challenges, the project focuses on promoting interethnic collaboration in culture and art. It creates opportunities for artists from diverse ethnic backgrounds to collaborate and showcase their talents. The project’s objectives include promoting multiculturalism and interethnic harmony through music and art events, supporting non-majority community artists, and enriching Kosovo’s cultural scene with high-quality events that contribute to cultural diversity.
The project is supported by Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports of Republic of Kosovo.