Pod snažnim uticajem različitih društvenih, ekonomskih i političkih dešavanja, milioni ljudi su se poslednjih decenija iselili iz zemalja Balkana i svoj život nastavili da grade izvan granica svoje države matice. Danas, dijasporu Balkana čini i veliki broj mladih ljudi koji su ili rođeni ili su se u nekom trenutku preselili, bilo zbog školovanja ili u potrazi za poslom. Postavlja se pitanje na koji način bi oni mogli da budu više uključeni u procese regionalne saradnje i da li i kako dijaspora mladih Balkana može da utiče na proces pomirenja u regionu.
Program se realizuje uz podršku Balkan Trust for Democracy, projekta The German Marshall Fund of the United States and USAID-a.
Govore:
Sadija Klepo – osnivačica festivala Dani Balkana u Minhenu (Nemačka)
Katarina Tadić – programska menadžerka, Evropski fond za Balkan (Srbija)
Bojana Lalatović – lokalna programska koordinatorka, Kancelarija za regionalnu saradnju mladih (Crna Gora)
Moderatorka: Aleksandra Lozanović
Dizajnerka zvuka: Lidija Mirović
Under the strong influence of various social, economic and political events, millions of people have emigrated from the Balkans in recent decades and continued to build their lives outside the borders of their home country. Today, the Balkan diaspora is also made up of a large number of young people who were either born or relocated at some point, either for schooling or in search of work. The question is how they could be more involved in regional co-operation processes and whether and how the Balkan youth diaspora can influence the reconciliation process in the region.
The program is implemented with the support of the Balkan Trust for Democracy, a project of The German Marshall Fund of the United States and USAID.
Sadija Klepo – founder of the Balkan Days festival in Munich (Germany)
Katarina Tadić – Program Manager, European Fund for the Balkans (Serbia)
Bojana Lalatović – Local Program Coordinator, Office for Regional Youth Cooperation (Montenegro)
Moderator: Andjelija Milovanovic
Sound designer: Lidija Mirovic
