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FIRST MEETING OF PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS IN NOVI SAD ...

"CONFLICT RESOLUTION - THE LEADER AS A MEDIATOR" ...

"CROSS BORDER INFORMATION EXCHANGE" ...

"ROADSIGNS TO PERSONAL TREASURE" ...

"BUILDING BRIDGES PLAYFULLY" ...

SECOND REGIONAL NGO FAIR IN TIMISOARA...

"BRIDGES FOR TRAINING" ...

"FOLLOW UP" ...



 
 
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FIRST MEETING OF PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS IN NOVI SAD
Students of department for Psychology at University of Novi Sad organized first meeting of students from former Yugoslav republics 20th - 23rd December in order to exchange information on circumstances in this science and ways of its use in practice in the region. "Hajde da…" group was invited to conduct 2 three-hour workshops.

Our aim was to show possibilities and significance of work within community through presentation of our work. First workshop dealt with problems of traumatic experiences and the second with tolerance for differences. Participants were students from FYR of Macedonia, Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo. The workshops were conceived and conducted by Stanislava Vuckovic and Marko Pejovic.
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"CONFLICT RESOLUTION - THE LEADER AS A MEDIATOR"

Within the regional project "Balkan Debate" organized by PACE (Bulgaria) and PROTECTA (Niš), trainers from "Hajde da…" group conducted a training named "Conflict Resolution - The Leader as a Mediator" in Niška Banja.

Training lasted 30th November - 2nd December and it was conceived as an introductory training to this field intended for young politicians from 4 Balkan countries (Albania, Bulgaria, Serbia and FYR of Macedonia). This training was conceived and conducted by Stanislava Vuckovic i Darko Markovic.
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"CROSS BORDER INFORMATION EXCHANGE"
Since October 2001 there are dialogues going on between groups of people living in Kosovo and Metohija and their neighbors displaced all over Serbia at the moment.
These dialogues are going on as a part of " Border Information Exchange" project by UMCOR and it includes representatives of UNHCR and UNMIK.

The aim of these meetings is to provide information for internally displaced people about current situation in the places they come from and about possibilities of getting help in case they decide to go back and live in Kosovo again. These meetings were facilitated by members of our group Emina Kopic, Stanislava Vuckovic i Danijela Jovic
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"ROADSIGNS TO PERSONAL TREASURE"
"Hajde da…" group started with three-month project "Road signs to Personal Treasure" 5th October 2001.
This program is intended to Romany children and young people and its main aim is to show to the participants how to reconsider their identities, values, and how to emphasize positive capacities and characteristics. This project is designed for two groups of a different age (group of children 7-10 years old and group of young people 11-18 years old).
At the last workshop organized in Rex, Romany children were accompanied by the non Romany children of the same age. The most of the program took place in Community Center "8th April" in Mali Mokri Lug, under patronage of "Norwegian People's Aid".
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"BUILDING BRIDGES PLAYFULLY"
European Play Work Association from Hamburg in cooperation with "Hajde da…." organized study visit to Belgrade named "Building Bridges Playfully" from 3rd- 9th October 2001.

Aim of this visit was connection and exchange of experience between people who work with children and young people, as well as preparations for forthcoming Congress e.p.a. in Skopje during 2002. According to schedule participants visited local projects in this field, that were taking place in Belgrade and Pancevo at the moment.

Besides members of e.p.a. and "Hajde da…", participants of this gathering were members of 'Društvo za pomoc mladima', from Ljubljana, as well as representatives of local NGOs (Grupa 484, NVO Susret, VelikiMali, Društvo prijatelja dece Srbije).
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SECOND REGIONAL NGO FAIR IN TIMISOARA
We attended second Regional NGO Fair organized by CED (Euroregional Center for Democracy) 20th -23rd September. More than 200 NGO from Southeast Europe participated.

There were two simultaneous happenings at the fair: official, at the stands and less official that took place in NGO Café. The result of our trip to Romania is common project with "Centar za pomoc mladima" from Ljubljana and a lot of contacts.

In Timisoara you'll notice tourists having fun listening to YU rock music (such as Bajaga and Goran Bregovic), you'll notice that the trams are set on the widest possible tracks, but there's no way to notice how and when your vallet will suddenly lose its contents.
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"BRIDGES FOR TRAINING"
Training-fair "Bridges for training" took place in Bruges (Belgium) 15th - 19th September 2001. and it was the result of cooperation between several partners - European Union, European Council and SALTO-YOUTH - Jint and others.

The aim was to connect main organizations and individuals involved in unofficial education and work with young people. "Bridges for Training" have been 'built' so that participants from all over the Europe could get information about various activities of other organizations and to expose to others what are their own fields of interest and activities.
That was opportunity to present new methods of work and to create a discussion most important topics of work with young people and unofficial education in Europe. "Hajde da…" stand at this fair was very popular (judging by the number of leaflets taken).

Workshop "Alphabet of Feelings" conducted by Stanisalva Vuckovic was aimed to introduce european trainers to possibilities of working in a crisis situation, especially to show them ways of providing psychosocial help to endangered individuals and gruops during the war and in post-war conditions.
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"FOLLOW UP"

... with participants of Youth Summer Camp, Goc 2001. During the first half of August 2001. members of "Hajde da…" group organized their first camp.

The participants were young people from Kraljevo and young people of the same age who came to live in Kraljevo from Kosovo and Metohija.
At the end of August and October we were their guests. Participants of the Summer Camp were our hosts; one group organized visit to Vrnjacka Banja and the other two-day field trip to Stolovi with accommodation in mountain cottage. Time spent in the country and good mood characterized our reunion, just as it was during the Summer Camp.
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