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Alban

The project will make me more powerful and able to address the issues affecting my community to make it a better place to live and equal for all people

Alban
Sona

My deep interest in conflict resolution and peace-building processes in my region motivates me to participate in this project

Sona
Seda

This project is a big chance on my way as a youth leader who wants to engage young people in a peaceful dialogue

Seda
Tom

I believe that this project would offer me the platform to build on my experiences thus far

Tom
Beata

I see my role as a strong promoter of project values through organising events and workshops for all minorities I deal with in my work

Beata
Varvara

Peace Ambassador is a mediator, a person able to understand different mentalities and cultures

Varvara
Tigran

My participation in this project can contribute to furthering my skills in intercultural communication and dialogue

Tigran
Zlata

As peace ambassadors we should become the eyes and ears of the Council of Europe in our countries and in Europe

Zlata
Vahram

I would like to see and learn about peace-buiding initiatives and projects organised by European youth

Vahram
Anisa

I would like to learn conflict prevention and management and post-conflict reconciliation by the means of intercultural dialogue

Anisa
Liubou

My vision of peace in my community: people being respectful to one's life, person, vision, nationality

Liubou
Nail

First of all peace exists in that community which can understand the needs of another community and where the common interests result in cooperation, but not in conflict.

Nail
Julia

Community that lives in peace is community based on civil society, a community of solidarity, the community where the law rules, the community of shared values such as the respect for human dignity

Julia
Corrine

My vision of peace in my community: A community where individuals have their rights respected and protected. Where citizens actively participate and have a shared vision of society.

Corrine

Youth peace ambassadors - Initiative in Bosnia Herzegovina

Mara Georgescu

07/05/2012 6:19 pm

On 19th of April 2012, at the Faculty of Political Science in Sarajevo, ''Youth Peace Ambassadors'' in cooperation with Faculty of Political Sciences of University of Sarajevo organised a panel discussion ''10 years of Bosnia and Herzegovina joining Council of Europe and position of youth in Bosnia and Herzegovina''.Speakers from ''Youth Peace Ambassadors'' were Emil Balavac, Damjan Jugovic and Ervin Tokic. From Council of Europe was present Mary Ann Hennessey, Head of Office of Council of Europe in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Youth peace ambassadors - Initiative in Bosnia Herzegovina

On 19th of April 2012, at the Faculty of Political Science in Sarajevo, ''Youth Peace Ambassadors'' in cooperation with Faculty of Political Sciences of University of Sarajevo organised a panel discussion ''10 years of Bosnia and Herzegovina joining Council of Europe and position of youth in Bosnia and Herzegovina''.Speakers from ''Youth Peace Ambassadors'' were Emil Balavac, Damjan Jugovic and Ervin Tokic. From Council of Europe was present Mary Ann Hennessey, Head of Office of Council of Europe in Bosnia and Herzegovina.The main topics during the discussion were: changes in Bosnia and Herzegovina, obligations Bosnia and Herzegovina had when joined Council of Europe, improvement of position of youth over the last ten years, presentation of project of Council of Europe ''Youth Peace Ambassadors'', possibilities for funding youth projects by European Youth Foundation and internships at Council of Europe.Young people present at the panel discussion took a very active part and asking many questions, most related to the project ''Youth Peace Ambassadors'' and possibilities of funding projects by European Youth Foundation.The event was also covered with media presence, among them were Radio Free Europe, newspaper Oslobodjenje.