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18 – 20 April 2008: First Training of Trainers Conference for the Bosnian Language Edition of the JHP Workbooks. Overcoming the previous political setbacks to the BiH phases of the JHP, a group of dedicated teachers, trainers and CDRSEE staff successfully carried out a positive, constructive and beneficial Training of Trainers’ conference in Sarajevo. Click here to read the whole article.
 19 March 2008: Grant signing ceremony between the CDRSEE and the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The CDRSEE was delighted to participate as the honoured guests of the Embassy of Japan in Croatia, in a signing ceremony to mark the Japanese financial support of the JHP. Officially marking the start of the grant period and setting the tone for a fruitful cooperation, the Ambassador of Japan and the Executive Director of the CDRSEE undertook the ceremony in Zagreb on March 19th. The grant will cover some of the teacher training activities in Croatia and the CDRSEE looks forward to an interesting and productive cooperation. Click here to see images from this event.
15-16 March 2008: Third Teacher Training Workshop for the Albanian Language version of the JHP Workbooks. Following the success of Teacher Training Workshops in Tirana and Elbasan, 34 Teachers from the greater Saranda area where introduced to the JHP and had the opportunity to familiarise themselves with new teaching methodologies and ways to improve in-class interaction with students. The Teacher Training Workshops are sponsored by the United States Institute for Peace, Irish Aid , the Central European Initiative and Dr. Peter Mahringer Fonds. For more information on the JHP and for a free download of the Albanian Language edition please click here
 25th February 2008: A Southeast European Baklava and Coffee Party: the JHP makes a memorable impression in the European Parliament. With an entertaining and colourful presentation, the CDRSEE was hosted by the European Parliament’s Delegation for Southeast Europe to present the JHP and engage in 2 hours of discussion on February 25th Click here to read the whole article.
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| Core Donors |
| The work of the CDRSEE is carried out with the kind financial support of the following core donors. |
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| Who we are |
| The Center for Democracy and Reconciliation in Southeast Europe is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation that seeks to foster democratic, pluralist, and peaceful societies in Southeast Europe by advocating principles of social responsibility, sustainable development, and reconciliation among the peoples in the region. These goals are accomplished via seminars, conferences, research projects, exchange programmes, opinion polls, and publications. |
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Showing widespread optimism and support for this innovative and practical project, Employed, Empowered was officially launched on 28 May 2007 at the Media Centar, Belgrade.
For an outline of this initiative, please click here, or go to ‘Projects’.
Click here to visit the Employed Empowered web page |
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CDRSEE's proposal for an inter-faith initiative published.
Please click here for more information and video. |
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Click here to read the article on the Albanian-Serb Information Forum published by 'The Bridge' |
| Alternative education materials |
CDRSEE is creating teaching materials and developing an outreach programme as part of an ongoing Joint History Project for Southeast Europe. Teaching Modern Southeast European History, or the “History Workbooks” project is one of the initiatives under the umbrella of the Southeast European Joint History Project (JHP).
Visit the JHP web site |
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