From raspberry groves to tourist trails: the example of Štrpce
By: Jelena Durlević* Which is stronger – that which separates us or that which we live by? In divided societies such as Kosovo, which has
By: Jelena Durlević* Which is stronger – that which separates us or that which we live by? In divided societies such as Kosovo, which has
By: Mentor Selimi* Every year, more and more young people from Dragash make the difficult decision to leave their homeland. They are not leaving because
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
Become Part of the Sixth Generation! The Institute for Social Policy Musine Kokalari is pleased to announce the call for applications for the sixth edition
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
Citizen information, support for persons with disabilities, care for the elderly, and the planning of social services were some of the main topics discussed during
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
Agriculture, tourism, and community initiatives were identified as some of the most promising opportunities for the economic development of Štrpce. This was one of the
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
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
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