Deadline: 17 March 2012
Open to: Candidates from the ex-Yugoslav countries older than 21 years
Venue: 20 – 30 April 2012, Ulcinj, Montenegro
Costs: All costs for travel, food, accommodation and materials will be covered by the organizer
Description
The Peace Building Training is a kind of peace education that the Centre for Non-Violent Action (CNA) practices for 14 years now, working with people from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro, and in this way it encourages the collaboration and building of trust in the region of the former Yougoslavia.
By taking part in this training you will get a chance to recognize the key political and social issues in your society, and you will get ideas and inspiration on how to get actively involved in their resolution.
The themes that are most commonly dealt with on these trainings are: violence, understanding of conflict, dealing with the past, peace building, non-violent action, creative development of conflict, gender roles in society, identity and national identity, diversity, discrimination, etc.
Depending on the interest and the needs of the groups, other themes can be added to this group.
Different methods of interactive work will be used for this training – plenary discussions, working in small groups, experiential exercises, analysis of printed and videomaterial, role-playing, etc.
The working language of the training is Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian.
Venue
The training will take place in Ulcinj, Montenegro from the 20th-30th April 2012.
Costs
All of the participants will be provided with accommodation in double rooms, with breakfast, lunch and dinner. The expenses for accommodation, food, travel and the necessary materials will be covered by the organizer. When choosing your travel arrangements, make sure to choose the most economic means of transport because the organizer will not be able to cover the costs for travel by plane and taxi, nor by car if less than two people are using the car.
Eligibility
If you are living in one of the ex-Yugoslav republics, have more than 21 years, are interested in how the people in your neighboring countries are living and would like for your social engagement to be more than the regular voting/non-voting on the elections and the optional commenting on the political decisions made by somebody else – then your are invited to apply for the CNA Training in Peace Building.
You are especially invited to apply if:
- You are working in education, media, state institutions
- Are active in the field of peace organizations, civil movements and association, political parties
- You are coming from a war veteran organization or an organization for the families of missing victims
- You are not in any of the above mentioned organizations/institutions, but you have a strong desire and motivation to contribute in the peace building and the changing of society for the better
Application
If you wish to take part in this program, you have to fill in the questionnaire (on the last page) and send it to the e-mail cna.akcija@nenasilje.org, or fax number: +381 11 2637-603, not later than 17 March 2012.
If you don’t receive a confirmation e-mail within 2 days, then please send your application again.
For more information about this training please read the following call for participants.
hello for you there
could you publish application in English?
good work
Dear valdrin,
The organizers did not provide a English version of the call, so we had to make it ourselves for our website because we publish all of the information in English. Seeing as the official language of the training is Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian, we, and the organizer (CNA), do not see the point in having an English version of the application. So you must be able to communicate in these languages in order to qualify to be a participant in the training. If you cannot fill in the application form, then that means you do not meet this requirement.
Kind regards
Mladiinfo
hello
i just wanted to ask you why this training is in Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian
and why not even in Albaninan? or u could choose the training language in English so beside these countries and people from Kosova could be a part of this training?
Dear melisa,
We are not the organizer of this event, so we do not determine the rules. We are only helping to spread the information about this opportunity. My guess is that the organizers decided to make Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian the official language of the training, because the it involves the Former Yugoslav Republics, and as you might know, the official language in Yugoslavia was Serbo-Croatian.
But if you are having further issues with this rule, then please contact the organizer on the above mentioned address and feel free to express your opinion. Sorry, but we cannot do anything about it.
Kind regards
Elena
Mladiinfo