By: Jelena Durlević* Which is stronger – that which separates us or that which we live by? In divided societies such as Kosovo, which has long been burdened with ethnic divisions, the answer often comes from everyday life. When farmers

The importance of social policies at the local level, the role of municipal assembly members in representing citizens’ needs, and the opportunities to advance more inclusive policies based on the real needs of the community were the main topics discussed

For years, North Mitrovica has been a space of complex political relations and numerous open issues. By: Gordana Lazoviċ* The public is most often focused on political processes, institutional solutions and relations between different communities. However, behind the political topics

In a city town marked by divisions, daily interaction and shared activities remain key to building trust between communities. Written by Nazan Mustafa* Can inter-ethnic dialogue be built when communities have almost no space for interaction, communication, and cooperation? In

Unemployment, limited opportunities, and youth migration are among the most significant challenges facing Serbian youth in Goraždevac. This was one of the key conclusions of the workshop “Youth and Building Intercommunity Trust,” organized by the Musine Kokalari Institute for Social

Education, employment, and the social integration of non-majority communities remain among the key challenges in Gračanica, a municipality with a Serbian-majority population. These were some of the main topics discussed during a meeting organized by the Musine Kokalari Institute for

Institute for Social Policy, Musine Kokalari on May 14, held an initial meeting at the Municipal Assembly of Prizren with the Chairperson of the Assembly and the heads of the assembly groups of the political parties represented in this municipality.

The Musine Kokalari Institute for Social Policy organized the meeting “Inclusive Social Dialogue,” with the participation of trade union representatives from various sectors in Kosovo. The meeting was moderated by the Institute’s Executive Director, Visar Ymeri, and aimed to establish