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Centre for nonviolent action
We spoke to Marija Ilić and Dimitrije Glukčević, students from Niš who are actively involved in the student protests, but who are also taking part in the Training of Trainers organised by the Centre for Nonviolent Action, about the student protests that have been ongoing in Serbia since November 2024
Together, peace activists of the Centre for Nonviolent Action Belgrade-Sarajevo and the Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR) from Croatia and Serbia marked sites of suffering in Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
We have published the 28th Annual Report of the Centre for Nonviolent Action. We look forward to your comments, suggestions and feedback.
The book We Come in Peace: War Veterans in Peacebuilding was promoted at the Historical Museum in Sarajevo, followed by the opening of the exhibition of photographs.
The book We Come in Peace: War Veterans in Peacebuilding was promoted at the Brčko District of BiH Library on Tuesday, 9 September 2025, followed by the opening of the exhibition of photographs by Nenad Vukosavljević.
The third phase of the Training for Trainers was held from July 10th to 20th, 2025, in Tetovo, Macedonia
Here are 15 titles, 15 books about the genocide against Bosniaks in the wider Srebrenica area whose anniversary is marked on 11 July
On 26 May 2025, precisely at noon, a commemoration was held in Herceg Novi to mark 33 years since the war crime committed against Bosniak civilians
The first phase of the Training for Trainers was held from 4 to 14 April 2025 in Ulcinj, Montenegro
Members of the team from the Centre for Nonviolent Action, together with a smaller group of war veterans from the region, attended the commemoration to mark 31 years since the closing of the Heliodrom camp near Mostar
On Monday, 17 March 2025 the Culture Centre in Goražde hosted the presentation of the book We Come in Peace: War Veterans in Peacebuilding, followed by the opening of the exhibition of photographs
On Monday, 17 March 2025 at 7 pm, the Culture Centre in Goražde will host the presentation of the book We Come in Peace: War Veterans in Peacebuilding at the Youth Centre Hall, followed by an exhibition of photographs
Arte.tv about examples of reconciliation work in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Spain
Valterportal.ba asks how war veterans, people who used to look at each other through cross-hairs, can become not just peace activists, but good friends, and gives answers through a review of our book
Through an interview with Nenad Vukosavljević, the Prometej.ba portal looks into the book about CNA’s work with war veterans.