We develop and advocate for legal and other strategic solutions, as well as build and strengthen the capacities of associations and authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region, all with the aim of successful and sustainable youth policy.
Youth Work
Be a Part of New UMiD Generation
Public Call 19.02.0-N2.1-7 Training for Young Fighters for Human Rights and Peacebuilders Learn, Think and Act! Generation 16 WHO ARE WE? Over the...
More Than 100 Young People Celebrate International Volunteer Day
The Institute for Youth Development KULT held the #YOUTHinkBiH event celebrating International Volunteer Day on December 5, 2019 and promoting the work of...
16 Days of Activism Life Without Violence
Fourth High School in Ilidža hosted four workshops for primary and secondary school students in the municipality of Ilidža, which included a panel...
Džemila Mujić: Violence Isn’t Only Physical
Džemila Mujić (25) from Novi Travnik dedicated her life to fighting for gender equality. This is why Džemila, a perfect example of a...
Youth Workers Better Prepared for Advocacy Initiatives
During the fourth module of the Training for Youth Work Associates, we learned about two topics: organizational management and public advocacy. During this...
Tea Pucar, Young Swede Interning at Institute
Tea Pucar is a 24-year-old from Stockholm, with BiH roots. Tea is an Anthropology graduate from the Upsala University in Sweden, and her...
Amra, Winner of Best Student Title for 3rd Consecutive Year, Spends Free Time Volunteering
Amra Dedić (23) from Zenica, has been awarded the Best Student title for three years in a row, at the Faculty of Economy...
Apply! It’s time for a new generation of the Learn, Think and Act! training!
Public call for the one-year Learn, Think and Act! training for young leaders Generation 15 Call ref. number: 17.01.0-N2.1-4082 WHO CAN APPLY? – Young...
Busovača: Youth Show They Can Bring Change
Busovača hosted the first sports manifestation “Days of Culture and Sports”, with more than 360 participating children and youth. Local clubs took this...