Objective(s)

The project had two main objectives: to foster cross-community discussions on ethno-religious divides; and to empower youth activists to organize and conduct community-focused advocacy campaigns.

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Key Activities

Organizing a two-day Youth Advocacy Summit in Sarajevo (in the initial phase of the project) Making a documentary film that explores different ethnic narratives and promotes reconciliation Providing grants for 10 teams from Youth Advocacy Summit to implement community-based reconciliation projects

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Target groups

Youth Advocacy Summit: 149 young students, professionals, activists, and political party members and 40 expert trainers, political party leaders, government officials, civil society, filmmakers and actors with experience in reconciliation initiatives
Documentary: youth, general public in the Balkans, New York and Washington DC (U.S. tour)

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Results/Impact

Several screenings as a part of the Balkan and U.S. tours. The U.S. tour had two screenings: at the United Nations (120 guests) and in Washington D.C. (60 guests). Other than Sarajevo screening (200+ guests), the documentary was also shown in 13 municipalities and towns across BiH.