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Centre of Cultivating dialogue 1997 – 2013
THIS IS HOW IT ALL BEGAN...
Back in 1997, a handful of enthusiasts initiated a program one hardly
could have predicted to have a bright future considering the political,
economic and educational situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Differences and divisions in the country were much more pronounced
than today, which was especially noticed in educational program.
However, fifteen years later the program can boast with a number of activities and
participants to be envied by many, even most respected international programs. The first
teachers to be involved in the program could not have even imagined that they would be a
part of the team that would participate in activities like seminars, meetings, round table
discussions, summer camps, debate activities at the school level, TV debates, and world
championships. Even less could they imagine that these activities would become a matter
of tradition, one that future generations can look up to and admire.
Since then more than 350 high school teachers from 75 Bosnian towns were educated
through, on average, somewhat less than 150 activities per year. The program itself was
obviously not created for teachers, but first and foremost for the benefit of young people in
BiH. The goal has been to educate and train young people in debating skills and
consequently in democracy and tolerance, which can be applied daily. This is Centre of
Cultivating Dialogue, a program which sets debate as a contemporary method of
education, through direct cooperation of all participants and constant rhetoric, cross
examination, argumentation, research exercises…
The total number of people involved in the aforementioned activities has grown to 33.000
and all of them have at least some experience they use today. The following maxim is
important to keep in mind in debating program:
„HEAR ME OUT, RESPECT
ME, DON'T DEMEAN
AND VALUE FAIRNESS!“
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OF CULTIVATING DIALOGUE
The debate program was founded in 1997 and was
implemented within the Open Society Fund –
SOROS BiH, non-governmental, non-partisan and
Participants of Youth forum 2009, BiH
non-profit program for high school students and
teachers from all parts of Bosnia. At the time it was one of the youngest programs in the
network of debate programs and is now a member of International Debate Education
Organization (IDEA). In January 2005 the Debate Program evolved into the Centre of
Cultivating Dialogue, a non-governmental organization, thus expanding its mission and
goals. Since 2010 CCD is a member of World Debate Organization for „World School“
debate format (WSDC), NGO Council, Justice Network in BiH. Since 2011 it is a member
of WIFI (World Intercultural Facility for Innovation) and has signed an “Agreement
between City of Sarajevo and NGOs”. In May 2010, during 7th public debate on juvenile
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delinquency, CCD reached an Agreement on mutual continuous reporting with aim to
establish transparency of work of all engaged sectors and open dialogue between them in
solving the problem of juvenile delinquency. Centre of Cultivating Dialogue has
organized 10 public debates on this topic, and showed that debate and culture of dialogue
are not only theoretical skills, but that they can help through its practical application in
solving severe social problems, such as juvenile delinquency.
In 15 years of its existence and work CCD has continually reached out and cooperated
with, before all, BiH youth driven by the fact that Bosnian society can become a truly
democratic one only if young people are given the opportunity to develop their skills,
overcome obstacles and prejudices set before them by society, and start communicating
with their peers around the world.
It is CCD's stance that the entire Bosnian society is hindered, its progress arrested by
ceaseless conflicts, but at the same time by investing substantially in its youngest
generations as the bearers of progress BiH can advance on its course of European
integration. Therefore, CCD focuses all of its activities towards the youth as its target
group.
Due to a multitude of artificial divisions the young face growing up in BiH, since their
earliest years, they have developed extensive prejudice towards the
other and the different. Simultaneously, due to a paucity of systematic
and continuous activities pursuing the solution to this problem, these
malformed convictions become a widely accepted form of thought.
THE MISSION
The mission of the program is to foster critical thinking and democratic principles of
decision making creating by the means of debate a new democratic model of civil society
having in mind that there is more to abolishing a totalitarian political establishment than
setting up new political institutions, namely enabling the new modes of thinking to
permeate all spheres of private and public life.
THE VISION
Both the vision and the goals of CCD are, before all, educational in their nature and
involve, but are not limited to the following: nurturing an open society by assisting with
activities that promote a free exchange of ideas, tolerance, critical thinking and regional
and international cooperation. In the strides towards achieving its mission and making its
vision a reality, CCD attempts to:
 Execute, organize, coordinate, support and participate in educational and other types
of programs and activities which are of benefit to the public, no matter whether they
are organized by CCD or other people and organizations or their subdivisions who:
acknowledge the goals and mission of CCD, support the development of open society,
democracy, democratic values, freedoms and human rights, improve the common
goals of IDEA, WSDC, NGO Council, Justice Network in BiH and WIFI member
organizations by increasing donor potential for raising credibility and improving the
efficiency of CCD’s program and activities
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 Execute, organize, coordinate, support as well as participate in programs and activities
which are, according to the decision of the General Assembly of the Association,
constructive and consistent with expansion of CCD’s goals, in accordance with the law
and for public good
 Extend financial, material and any other assistance to persons or organizations who
implement programs complementary to the vision and goals of CCD through
approved financial programs and projects
 Restrain from promulgating adverse influence to the law making process
 Restrain from participating or being involved in any political campaign, be it for or
against any candidate for a post in public service, which includes not publishing
announcements in regards to the aforementioned processes.
THE GOALS
Through implementation of mission and vision, CCD tries to achieve:
 Stimulating the development of culture of dialogue by enabling the youth and other
interested parties to become the bearers of positive change, primarily within the
educational system, aiming towards promotion of democratic models of
communication and decision making,
 Promoting human rights and protection of human rights for all BiH citizens equally
 Stimulating the interactive method of communication in schools
 Promoting creativity and activity in youth and the development of critical thinking,
thus empowering a generation of socially aware citizens
 Collecting documentation, disseminating and publicly presenting information on
youth, educating on the issues of human rights, culture, science and society in general
 Promoting children’s rights and all aspects of child protection and protection of
marginalized and vulnerable groups in BiH
 Supporting the empowerment of student councils in their advisory role in schools in
Bosnia and Herzegovina
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 Initiating and supporting the creation of public debates in BiH
 Promoting, advocating in favor of and gain acknowledgement for the needs of the
youth in public life and government structure at any level in the matters pertaining to
education and other relevant topics
 Promoting the culture of dialogue in the official languages of Bosnia and Herzegovina
as well as in the languages of minorities and English and other foreign languages
 Increasing the level of tolerance and bolstering respect towards ideas, attitudes,
convictions and ethnic groups other than one's own
 Publishing magazines, books, periodicals and other materials related to the goals of the
Association and the education of the youth and wider public
CCD is a non-profit organization and no part of the financial assets, income or donations will be
allocated to or benefit any single individual. Reasonable compensation will be given to individual
persons or organizations for their services in the employ of CCD sanctioned activities in accordance
with the goals of CCD.
ORGANIZATION CHART
Membership
Areas of
engagement
Activities
Membership
fees
Partners
Budget
Faculties
Project
partners
Donations
Schools
Trainers
Media
Government
institutions
NGO
sector
Donors
Debaters
Management
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AREAS OF ENGAGEMENT AND
ACTIVITIES
Areas of
engagement
Activities
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Research
Competitions
(international,
state,
regional)
Seminars
Education
Round tables
Public debates
TV debates
Courses
Conferences
Excursions (expert
exchanges, scholarships)
Volunteering
Stipends
Humanitarian work
Advocacy and lobbying
PR
Publishing
Public speaking schools
Promoting
culture
of
dialogue
Education
Informal education
Providing information
Media
Secondary
education
reforms
 Tertiary education - reforms
 Active participation of youth
in Bosnian society – youth
activism
 Civil society
 Youth counselling
 Youth networking
 Student councils
 Student associations
 Youth work
 Culture
 Sexual and reproductive
health
 Youth policies
 Transitional justice
 Human rights
 Children’s rights
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 Thematic areas that are of
current interest in BiH
and world
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CCD's HUMAN RESOURCES STRUCTURE
CCD's Assembly
Jasmin Čečo, President
Sanja Vlaisavljević, Director
PERMANENT
EXTERNAL
ASSOCIATES:
 Anja Gengo
ASSOCIATES:
 Adis Jaganjac
 Amila Koso
 Ardanela Ridžalović
 Azra Bijedić – Bojić
 Denis Rudonja
 Din Herdželaš
 Lejla Lilić
 Mirza Hulusić
 Sanja Tepavčević
 Sead Borovina
Demond
Đonko,
regional
coordinator
Mostar
Midhat
Čauševič,
regional
coordinator
Tuzla
Sedika Cerić,
coordinator for
cooperation with
schools
KANCELARIJA:
Amela Ibrahimagić, program assistant
Anesa Vilić, IT assistant
Nadina Balagić, program administrator
Sedika Cerić, program assistant
Tijana Ljuboje, PR, online debate and
University debate coordinator
Zoran Marčeta, financial assistant
Mirzet
Hamzić,
regional
coordinator
Sarajevo
Žarko
Brkanlić,
regional
coordinator
Srbac
Tijana Ljuboje,
coordinator for
University
debate
Sarajevo
In the academic year 2013/2014 34 high schools are included in the program from the following
cities: Banja Luka, Bijeljina, Čelić, Derventa, Donji Vakuf, Gračanica, Hadžići, Ilijaš, Istočna Ilidža,
Kladanj, Konjic, Mostar, Novi Grad, Pale, Sarajevo, Srbac, Srebrenik, Tešanj, Tuzla, Zenica, Zvornik,
Živinice; 2 elementary schools from Sarajevo; as well as universities from the following cities:
Sarajevo, Mostar, Tuzla, Brčko, Bijeljina, Banja Luka, Kiseljak, Istočno Sarajevo.
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OUR PROUDEST MOMENTS?
WORLD DEBATE CHAMPIONSHIP 2009
The International Debate Education Organization (IDEA) nominated CCD to
host World debate Championship for 2009. The Championship was held
from July 23rd until August 5th, 2009 on Jahorina.
World debate championship is an event of great importance for
each country that has a debate program, and especially for BiH
and all its institutions, because it was an organization of first
world class competition after the war. In World debate
championship participated more than 250 high school students
and teachers from more than 30 countries all over the world.
The closing ceremony of World debate
This was a unique opportunity for culture of dialogue to be
Championship held in the Parliament
introduced to a large number of young people, to promote the
building in 2009
cultures of participating countries and enable exchange of
experiences among coaches, lecturers and debaters. During World debate championship it
was debated on topics of global importance, and young people were competing in national
and mixed teams. World debate championship is a unique combination of educational
experience and an event which enables young people to become cooperative and
competent future leaders!
ACHIEVEMENTS
BiH is the only IDEA member country which
is fully divided and which despite all the
hardships and setbacks succeeded in
bringing together high school students from
all corners of the country to work, research
and debate together using the same
educational framework; CCD managed to
send Bosnian teams to world level
competitions who, thanks to their efforts,
perseverance and enthusiasm, brought home
the shiniest medals:
 World
Debate
Championship
Lošinj, 1999
1st place Jan Zlatan Kulenović;
2nd place Goran Tešić;
 World
Debate
Championship
Poland, 2000
1st place Sabina Ćudić;
 World
Debate
Championship
Romania, 2002
1st place Sabina Ćudić;
2nd place Maja Kapetanović;
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 World Debate Championship Macedonia, Ohrid, 2004
1st place (Adel Mešanović, Denis Rudonja, Damir Delić – Đulić);
2nd place individually – Denis Rudonja;
 World Debate Championship, Macedonia, 2006
Bronze medal – trainer Jasmin Čečo;
 World Debate Championship, Romania, 2006
Bronze medal (Goran Grubešić, Robert Šakić, Adnan Bilić);
Semifinalist – Adnan Bilić;
 World Debate Championship, Czech Republic, 2007
Semifinalist – Enio Kapetanović;
 World Debate Championship, Bulgaria, 2008
1st place, coach – Sanja Tepavčević;
 International debating tournament “Budva Open” 2009
3rd place individually - Amila Muhić;
Among Centre of Cultivating Dialogue's successes one can count participation in many
international competitions organized in Slovenia, Macedonia, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia,
Qatar, Netherlands, Turkey, Romania... This is how Bosnia and Herzegovina was represented
to the entire world as a country where quality and valuable young people exist, who can
cooperate and be as good as their peers from developed countries.
WRITTEN SUPPORT TO CCD'S ACTIVITIES
Thanks to the dedicated work in promotion of culture of dialogue, CCD received formal as
well as financial support of many institutions and individuals alike, inside and outside
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
BiH Presidency
- BiH Presidency – Mr. Haris Silajdžić, Member of BiH Presidency (2010)
- BiH Presidency – Mr. Haris Silajdžić, Member of BiH Presidency (2009)
- BiH Presidency – Mr. Željko Komšić, Member of BiH Presidency (2011)
- BiH Presidency – Mr. Željko Komšić, Presiding Member of BiH Presidency (2009)
- BiH Presidency – Mr. Željko Komšić, Member of BiH Presidency (2008)
- BiH Presidency – Mr. Željko Komšić, Presiding Member of BiH Presidency (2007)
- BiH Presidency – Mr. Nebojša Radmanović, Member of BiH Presidency (2012)
- BiH Presidency – Mr. Nebojša Radmanović, Member of BiH Presidency (2009)
Parliament of BiH
Council of Ministers BiH
- Council of Ministers BiH – Mr. Vjekoslav Bevanda, chairman (2013)
Council of Ministers BiH – Mr. Nikola Špirić, chairman (2009)
Council of Ministers BiH Commission for the Coordination of Youth Issues – Ms. Nađa Lutvikadić,
chairwoman (2008)
Council of Ministers BiH Directorate for European Integrations – Mr. Osman Topčagić, director (2006)
Office of the main negotiator with EU – Mr. Igor Davidović, main negotiator of BiH with EU (2006)
Entity Goverments
- Government of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina – Mr. Mustafa Mujezinović, prime minister
- Government of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina – Mr. Nermin Nikšić, prime minister (2012)
- Government of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina – Mr. Nedžad Branković, prime minister
(2009)
- President of the Republic of Srpska – Mr. Milorad Dodik (2013)
- Republic of Srpska Government – Mr. Milorad Dodik, prime minister (2009)
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Canton Governments
- Government of Sarajevo Canton – Mr. Besim Mehmedić, prime minister (2009)
- Council of Sarajevo Canton – Ms. Mirjana Malić, president
- Council of Sarajevo Canton – Mr. Denis Zvizdić, president
- Government of Bosansko – Podrinjski Canton – Mr. Nazif Uruči, prime minister (2009)
Ministries
- Ministry of Civil Affairs BiH
- Ministry of Education and Science FBiH
- Ministry of Education and Science FBiH – Mr. Damir Mašić, minister (2013)
- Ministry of Education and Science FBiH – Ms. Meliha Alić, minister (2009)
- Ministry of Education and Science FBiH – Ms. Meliha Alić, minister (2007)
- Ministry of Culture and Sport FBiH – Mr. Gavrilo Grahovac, minister (2007)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of FBiH – Mr. Fahrudin Rizvanbegović, minister (1999)
- Ministry of Culture and Sporta of FBiH – Mr. Salmir Kaplan
- Federal Ministry of Health – Mr. Rusmir Mesihović, minister (2012)
- Ministry of Education and Culture of Republic of Srpska – Mr. Goran Mutabdžija, minister (2013)
- Ministry of Education and Culture of Republic of Srpska – Mr. Anton Kasipović, minister (2013)
- Ministry of Education of Republic of Srpska – Mr. Nenad Suzić, minister (1999)
- Ministry of Family, Youth and Sports of Republic of Srpska – Ms. Nada Tešanović, minister (2012)
- Ministry of Administration and Local Self-governance of Republic of Srpska – Ms. Lejla Rešić,
minister (2012)
- The Department for Education, District of Brčko – Mr. Vukašin Panić, Chief of The Department (2006)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Bosansko-podrinjski Canton – Mr. Dževad
Adžem, minister (2013)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Bosansko-podrinjski Canton – Ms. Alma
Delizaimović, minister (2009)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Bosansko-podrinjski Canton – Mr. Osman
Somun, minister (2004)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Zapadno-hercegovački Canton – Ms. Helena
Lončar, minister (2013)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Zapadno-hercegovački Canton – Mr. Jozo
Marić, minister (2004)
- Ministry of Science, Education, Culture and Sport of Canton 10 – Mr. Marin Ivić, minister (2006)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Hercegovačko-neretvanski Canton – Mr. Jago
Musa, minister (2004)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Hercegovačko-neretvanski Canton – deputy
minister (2002)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Hercegovačko-neretvanski Canton – Mr Nijaz
Slipčević, minister (2000)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Srednjobosanski Canton – Mr. Tončo Bavrka,
minister (2005)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Tuzla Canton – Ms. Zlata Žigić, minister (2004)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Tuzla Canton – Mr. Enes Duvnjaković, minister (2002)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Tuzla Canton – Ms. Nihada Latifagić, minister (2000)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Zeničko-dobojski Canton – Mr. Mirko
Trifunović, minister (2012)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Zeničko-dobojski Canton – Ms. Zdenka
Merdžan, minister (2008)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Zeničko-dobojski Canton – Mr. Sreto
Tomašević, minister (2004)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Zeničko-dobojski Canton – Mr. Ferid Ćosović,
minister (2002)
- Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Unsko-sanski Canton – Mr. Amir Hadžić,
minister (2009)
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Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Unsko-sanski Canton – Ms. Jasminka Bujanović,
in the name of minister (2005)
Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Unsko-sanski Canton – Mr. Jusuf Čaušević,
minister (2002)
Ministry for Education, Science and Youth of Sarajevo Canton
Ministry of Education and Science of Sarajevo Canton – Mr. Safet Kešo, minister (2009)
Ministry of Education and Science of Sarajevo Canton – Mr. Safet Kešo, minister (2008)
Ministry of Education and Science of Sarajevo Canton – Mr. Emir Turkušić, minister (2005)
Ministry of Education, Science and Informing of Sarajevo Canton – Ms. Esma Hadžagić, minister (2002)
Ministry of Economy of Sarajevo Canton
Ministry of Culture and Sport of Sarajevo Canton – Mr. Emir Hadžihafizbegović, minister (2009)
Ministry of Culture and Sport of Sarajevo Canton – Mr. Emir Hadžihafizbegović, minister (2007)
Ministry of Culture and Sport of Sarajevo Canton - Mr. Dubravko Lovrenović, minister
Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Posavski Canton – Mr. Stipo Ivanković,
minister (2006)
Pedagogical institute of Republic of Srpska – Ms. Nina Ninković, director (2013)
Pedagogical institute of Republic of Srpska – Mr. Mirko Banjac, director (2008)
Pedagogical-educational institute Goražde – Mr. Salih Posvadžić, director (2008)
Pedagogical institute Zenica – Ms. Munevera Selmanović, director (2008)
Pedagogical-educational institute Mostar – Ms. Sabaheta Bijedić, director (2008)
Pedagogical-educational institute of Unsko-sanski Canton – Mr. Ismet Bečiragić, (2008)
Cities
- City of Banja Luka – Mr. Dragoljub Davidović, Mayor (2002)
- The District of Brčko, Mayor's Office
- City of Sarajevo – Mr. Alija Behmen, Mayor (2012)
- City of Sarajevo – Mr. Alija Behmen, Mayor (2011)
- City of Sarajevo – Ms. Semiha Borovac, Mayor (2008)
Municipalities
- Municipality of Bijeljina
- Municipality of Centar, Sarajevo
- Municipality of Fojnica
- Municipality of East Ilidža – Ms. Janja Golubović, president of the Commission of Youth Issues (2007)
- Municipality of Kladanj
- Municipality of Novi Grad, Sarajevo
- Municipality Novo Sarajevo, Sarajevo – Mr. Faruk Pršeš, Deputy of Mayor (by the authority of
mayor) (2009)
- Municipality of Gacko – Mr. Milan Radmilović, mayor (2009)
- Municipality of Pale – Mr. Slobodan Savić, mayor (2008.)
- Municipality of Srbac
- Municipality of Vogošća
Other Governmental institutions
- Disciplinary Center for Juveniles Sarajevo – Mr. Samir Suljagić, director (2012)
International Institutions
- CISP - Comitato Internazionale Per Lo Sviluppo Dei Popoli
- European Commision, Office in B&H
- European Commision, Office in Brussels
- Open Society Foundation BiH – Ms. Dobrila Govedrica, executive director (2012)
- Foundation Friedrich Ebert Sarajevo
- Foundation Heinrich Böll Sarajevo
- IDEA – International Debate Education Association – Mr. Andrej Schulcz, president of bord of
directors and Mrs. Yvonne Heselmans, executive director (2012)
- IDEA – International Debate Education Association – Mr. Marcin Zaleski, executive director (2009)
- IDEA – International Debate Education Association – Ms. Veronika Vlckova, coordinator (2008)
- MDGF
- OHR – Mr. Valentin Inzko, High Representative and EU Special Representative in BiH (2009)
- OHR – Mr. Raffi Gregorian, chief deputy of High Representative (2008)
- OHR – Mr. Boris Ruge, chief of political department (in the name of Mr. Miroslav Lajčak) (2007)
- OHR – Mr. Claude Kieffer, representative for education (2002)
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Open Society Institute New York
Open Society Foundations – Mr. Noel S. Selegzi, director Of Youth Initiatives (2012)
OSCE
OSCE – Mr. Claude Kieffer, Director of Education Department (2007)
OSCE – Mr. Gary D. Robbins, ambassador
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation in B&H (SDC) – Ms. Rose Marie Henny, Deputy of
Country director (2007)
- TACSO
- The Balkan Trust for Democracy
- UNDP
- UNESCO
- UNHCR
- UNICEF
- USAID – Ms. Pamela Callen, in the name of the Ambassador (2009)
- World Bank
- United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) & BMW Group – Mr. Marc Scheuer, UNAOC
director and Ms. onstanze Carreras, Chief of department of Corporative social responsibility in
BMW group (2011)
Embassies
- British Embassy – Ms. Anne Macledo, chief of Department of Politics, Media and Projects (2012)
- British Embassy – H. E. Mr. Matthew Rycroft, ambassador (2006)
- US Embassy
- Embassy of Austria – H. E. Mr. Donatus Köck, ambassador (2009.)
- Royal Danish Embassy – H.E. Mr. Niels Jørgen – Nehring, ambassador (2009)
- Embassy of Croatia – H.E. Mr. Tonči Staničić, ambassador (2009)
- Embassy of Republic of Italy
- Embassy of Republic of Hungary
- Royal Norwegian Embassy
- Embassy of Sweden, H.E. Mr. Hedberg Bosse, ambassador (2013)
- Embassy of Republic of Slovakia
- Embassy of Switzerland – H.E. Mr. Rolf Lenz, ambassador (2009)
TV stations
- Radio and Television of Bosnia and Herzegovina – Mr. Nermin Durmo, acting general director
(2009)
- Federal TV – Mr. Boris Šiber, editor in chief of the program for children and youth (2007)
- Cantonal TV – Mr. Emir Zlatar, director (2009)
Political parties
- Croatian Democratic Comunity od Bosnia and Herzegovina (Hrvatska demokratska zajednica BiH) –
Mr. Dragan Čović, president (2013)
- Croatian Democratic Comunity od Bosnia and Herzegovina (Hrvatska demokratska zajednica BiH) –
Mr. Dragan Čović, president (2012)
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Other organizations, institutions and private enterprises:
Alcoop, Alkaloid Skopje, Audio Video Consulting Company, Avaz d.o.o, Betris, BH pošte, BH Telecom,
“Dani” magazine’s Library, Bionatura, Biss Tours, Bosanska riječ, Bosanski kulturni centar, Bosna Bank
International, Bosna Reosiguranje, Bosnalijek, Bramac, BSP d.o.o. Brčko, Business centar „UNITIC“, Business
club „Inn“, CCI, Center for Promotion of Civil Society, Centrotrans Eurolines, Champion AC, Co Farmus
Commerce, Coca Cola, Flower Shop „Kaktus“, Flower Shop „Palma“, Dado Trade Bugojno, Disciplinary
Center for Juveniles Sarajevo, Dokument Servis, Dom mladih Skenderija, Don Anto Ledić Zenica, Dudo SP,
Facit d.o.o., Gakom, Gatarić d.o.o, Geneco, Grafam, HDZ BiH, Hotel Bistrica Jahorina, Hotel Radon Plaza,
Hotel Sunce Vogošća, Hypo Alpe Adria Group, IBES d.o.o., The Institution of Human Rights Ombudsmen
in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazan Mahala, Kiseljak Priness, „Buybook” Bookstore, Kolba, Medija Centar,
Medija Plan institut, Merkur osiguranje, Margo, Milcom, M-TEL, NAM Tuzla, Nansen dijalogue center, The
Initiative for Better and Humane Inclusion - IBHI, Nokia, Youth Information Agecy, Pismolik, Dance club
„Romantik”, Pliva, Prim invest, Rabic, Raiffeisen bank d.d. BiH, Red Bull, Rin Action, RRC Fojnica, Mine and
Power Plant Gacko, SAM Shop, Sejtarija, Solazur, Spanish market, Staršped, Strauss BH, Šahimpašić, Print
house Maunagić, Teloptic, Time out, Tondach, Tugra, Turistic Community of BiH, Venera, Via media,
Women to women etc.
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TV DEBATES
In June, 2003 TV debate show entitled
“Za i protiv (Pro et Contra)” received
OSCE Special Award.
Between 1997 and 2003 seventeen TV debate
competitions were realized under title „Pro et
Contra“ on FTV, RTRS and BHRT1 with a total
number of 117 debates. During each
competition 7 debates were held. Two TV
debates were in English language. According
to the data published by UNICEF in 2002, TV
debate „Pro et Contra” was among the most
watched educational talk shows in the
country. The reason behind it was that Centre
of Cultivating Dialogue tried to present a
number of social issues in an innovative way,
show that each attitude can have two sides
and that opinions can be different, but that
culture of dialogue requires the same rules for
all.
ROUND TABLE „PRO ET CONTRA“
SERIAL „PRO ET CONTRA“
In 2004 a cycle of political debates „Provide a good Reason for better Tomorrow“ was realized
with 36 recorded shows. This serial proved that young people can speak and have contradicted
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attitudes about serious social issues, and that with well conducted research and application of
debate rules and methods there is no topic one cannot debate on.
SERIAL „PROVIDE A GOOD REASON FOR BETTER TOMORROW“
SPECIAL GUEST FROM UNICEF: Mrs. Erna
Ribar
SPECIAL GUEST: THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR
in BiH – Mr. Matthew Rycroft
In 2006, Centre of Cultivating Dialogue cooperated with Center for Civil Initiatives and with
support from USAID realized a project of political TV debates under title „Building Civil
Society through the Involvement of High School Students in the Elections“. The cycle had 10 TV
debates on crucial, previously researched youth issues through the reports of nongovernmental organizations and political parties' platforms. These debates showed that young
people can not only discuss the important political issues, but be active creators of positive
changes in BiH society.
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SERIAL OF POLITICAL DEBATES „BUILDING CIVIL SOCIETY THROUGH THE INVOLVEMENT
OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE ELECTIONS“
Between May 2007 and May 2008 Centre of
Cultivating Dialogue implemented a project „The
Voice of the Youth in the Partnership for Peace
through Debates“with support of US Embassy,
within the cycle „Provide a good Reason“. The
serial made from 12 TV debates had an objective to
educate young people and the public in BiH on
basic concepts and importancce of Partnership for
Peace and NATO membership“.
TV DEBATES SERIAL „THE VOICE OF THE YOUTH IN THE PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE THROUGH
DEBATE“
CCD realized debate serial „Provide a good Reason“ by 2008, with total of 89 shows and
with a four-year-old tradition of continuous presence in the media it has become an
organization known for nurturing the culture of dialogue, which achieves its mission
through direct cooperation with young people.
In 2008, in promotion of the same idea, a show called „CrossX“ was made with total of 32
authorized shows. Through these projects, young people from across the country
continued to spread the positive image of debate program in BiH and proved that even
with revised form and layout of the show, there is one constant – respecting the
interlocutor and expressing attitudes corroborated with proofs.
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SERIAL „CrossX“
SERIAL „CrossX“
In 2009, welcoming the World Debate Championship which was held in BiH, CCD
realized „TV Debate News“ on TVSA. Total of 36 shows were made and presented to the
public not only the World Debate Championshio and International Debate Education
Association, but debate program in BiH as well, the importance of culture of dialogue for
development of rhetoric skills and critical thinking, and the work of debate clubs across
BiH. It was a support to an eleven-year-old mission of CCD to foster critical thinking and
democratic principles of decision making, creating by the means of debate a new
democratic model of civil society. Through TV Debate News the importance of debate for
stimulating culture od dialogue was stressed, the current debate news from the world and
BiH were presented, along with information about preparation for the largest debate
championship in the world.
TV DEBATE NEWS FROM WORLD DEBATE CHAMPIONSHIP, 2009
BHT1 together with TVSA was the general media sponsor of World Debate Championship.
BHT1directly broadcasted the entire central closing ceremony of the Championship in order
to contribute to the best presentation of this unique event. That is how the entire Bosnia and
Herzegovina had an opportunity to see young people from the whole world who promoted
fellowship and unity in diversity through debate, and sent a message of positive and a
promissing country.
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Details from Central closing ceremony of the World Debate Championship 2009
Since September 2009, CCD continued successful long term cooperation with BHT1 through a
new cycle of regional TV debates under title „Debates about Debates“. Interesting guests and
current topics were the guarantee of quality of this serial. Contradicted opinions and lots of
evidence were the tasks met by constant guests in the show each week, together with debaters
form Western Balkan countries. Total of 47 shows were made. The shows were realized with
support of European Commission – Office in Brussels, OSI, The Balkan Trust for Democracy,
Avaz d.o.o., Ministry of Culture and Sport of Sarajevo Canton, Ministry of Family, Youth and
Sport of Republic of Srpska, City of Sarajevo, Ministry of Education and Science FBiH.
DEBATES ABOUT DEBATES – BHT1
All shows recorded between 1997 and 2011 are copyright of CCD. A total of 304 shows
and 36 Debate News were recorded with participants from high schools across BiH, as
well as participants from former Yugoslav republics. The total number of debaters in all
CCD's TV shows is close to 5.000, and if we add the audience in shows, judges and time
keepers it is an approximate number of 10.000 young people who presented the
importance of debate to the wider public, promoted the culture of dialogue and proved
that it is possible to respect the interlocutor, even when the opinions are contradicted.
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CENTRE OF CULTIVATING DIALOGUE's TV DEBATES
#
YEAR/
CYCLE
MOTION
TEAM 1
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE I
STUDENTS SHOULD BE ASSESSED – YES/NO
Druga gimnazija Sarajevo
MEDIA MANIPULATE PEOPLE – YES/NO
DEATH PENALTY IS JUSTIFIED – YES/NO
LEGALIZATION OF SOFT DRUGS – YES/NO
Gimnazija Živinice
1.
2.
3.
4.
1998.
1998.
1998.
1998.
5.
1998.
6.
1998.
7.
1998.
8.
1999.
9.
1999.
10.
1999.
11.
1999.
12.
1999.
WITCHCRAFT IS EFFECTIVE
Četvrta gimnazija Sarajevo
13.
1999.
SCHOOL CURRICULUM AND PROGRAM
ARE TOO BROAD
Srednja škola primijenjenih
umjetnosti Sarajevo
14.
1999.
BIRTH CONTROL IS JUSTIFIED – YES/NO
CIGARETTES ARE LIFE-THREATENING –
Mješovita srednja škola
YES/NO
Jablanica
INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS REQUIRE LOVE
– YES/NO
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE II
ALCOHOL PROHIBITION IS JUSTIFIED –
Srednja učiteljska škola
YES/NO
Sarajevo
DEBATE IS SOCIALLY USEFUL – YES/NO
INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS BEFORE
MARRIAGE ARE JUSTIFIED – YES/NO
Sarajevo
SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL
Srednja ekonomska škola
ACHIEVEMENT IMPROVE A MAN'S LIFE
Sarajevo
THE GOAL JUSTIFIES THE MEANS – YES/NO
TEAM 2
GUESTS
Prva gimnazija Zenica
Gimnazija „Meša Selimović“
Tuzla
-
Gimnazija Dobrinja Sarajevo
-
-
-
Jablanica
Gimnazija Bihać
Živinice
Mješovita srednja škola Konjic
Jablanica
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
-
-
Muhamed Filipović,
Vesna Andree
Zaimović, Zenim
Đozić
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15.
1999.
16.
1999.
17.
1999.
18.
1999.
19.
1999.
20.
1999.
21.
1999.
22.
1999.
23.
2000.
24.
2000.
25.
2000.
26.
2000.
27.
2000.
28.
29.
2000.
2000.
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE III
ONLY THAT WHICH WAS WRITTEN HAS
Prva gimnazija Sarajevo
OCCURED – YES/NO
DEMOCRACY IS A CONDITION OF
Srednja elektrotehnička škola
FREEDOM – YES/NO
Tuzla
THE CLOTHES MAKES A MAN A MAN –
Srednja medicinska škola
YES/NO
Banja Luka
INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS REQUIRE LOVE
Gimnazija Zenica
– YES/NO
WOMEN ARE EQUAL MEMBERS OF SOCIETY
– YES/NO
MAN IS SUBJECT TO CORRUPTION –
YES/NO
THE INFLUENCE OF YOUTH ON SOCIETY IS
Gimnazija Zenica
SIGNIFICANT – YES/NO
MAN IS THE ONLY INTELIGENT LIFE FORM
IN THE UNIVERSE – YES/NO
Sarajevo
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE IV
MINORITY RIGHT IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT
Treća gimnazija Sarajevo
AS MAJORITY RULE – YES/NO
YOUTH LEAVING BIH IS JUSTIFIED –
Gimnazija Zenica
YES/NO
ONE SHOULD ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH –
Gimnazija Banja Luka
YES/NO
IT IS JUSTIFIED TO CARRY A WEAPON –
YES/NO
Jablanica
SPEECH DEFENSE IS MORE IMPORTANT
Gimnazija Zenica
THAN BODY DEFENSE – YES/NO
MONEY IS POWER – YES/NO
Gimnazija Bihać
THE WORLD IS RULED BY CHAOS – YES/NO
-
Gimnazija Bihać
-
-
Tekstilna škola Sarajevo
-
Gimnazija Zenica
-
Tuzla
-
-
Gimnazija Zenica
-
Tuzla
Gimnazija Bihać
Noel Selegzi, Marcin
Zaleski
Zaleski
Zaleski
Zaleski
-
Gimnazija Zenica
-
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PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE V
MIXED MARRIAGES ARE JUSTIFIED –
YES/NO
NUCLEAR WEAPONS SHOULD BE BANNED
AND ABOLISHED – YES/NO
DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY IS A RATIONALLY
ORGANIZED SOCIETY – YES/NO
CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE
CHILD IS RESPECTED – YES/NO
30.
2000.
Gimnazija Zenica
-
31.
2000.
Debatni klub „Juventus“
Podgorica, Montenegro
„Bilsminum“ Podgorica,
Montenegro
-
32.
2000.
Debatni klub Opatija, Croatia
Debatni klub Zagreb, Croatia
-
33.
2000.
Debatni klub „Dopisani“
Beograd, Serbia
Debatni klub „Otpisani“ Novi
Sad, Serbia
Debatni klub „Juventus“
Podgorica, Montenegro
Debatni klub „Otpisani“ Novi
Sad, Serbia
34.
2000.
MAN IS AN EGOTISTICAL BEING – YES/NO
35.
2000.
CENSORSHIP IS JUSTIFIED – YES/NO
Debatni klub Rijeka, Croatia
36.
2000.
37.
2000.
38.
2000.
39.
2000.
40.
2000.
41.
2000.
42.
2000.
43.
2000.
OPEN SOCIETY REQUIRES OPEN BORDERS –
YES/NO
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE VI
ONE SHOULD DISCUSS ABOUT TASTES –
Peta gimnazija Sarajevo
YES/NO
YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD BE ABLE TO VOTE
Mješovita srednja škola Vareš
AT 16 – YES/NO
THE CULTURE OF SPEECH SHOULD BE
INTRODUCED AS A METHOD OF TEACHING
– YES/NO
THE SOCIETY PROTECTS YOUNG PEOPLE –
Gimnazija Visoko
YES/NO
Gimnazija „Sveti Sava“
THE ART MAKES MAN A MAN – YES/NO
Prijedor
POLITICS IS A SERVICE OF SOCIETY –
YES/NO
ECONOMIC ISSUES ARE MORE IMPORTANT
THAN NATIONAL – YES/NO
Prijedor
Debatni klub Rijeka, Croatia
Prijedor
Gimnazija „Vaso Pelagić“
Brčko
-
-
Katolički školski centar „Sveti
Pavao“ Zenica
-
Gimnazija „Filip Višnjić“
Bijeljina
-
-
Gimnazija Visoko
-
-
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44.
2001.
45.
2001.
46.
2001.
47.
2001.
48.
2001.
49.
2001.
50.
2001.
51.
2001.
52.
2001.
53.
2001.
54.
2001.
55.
2001.
56.
2001.
57.
2001.
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE VII
WOMEN'S RIGHTS ARE ENDANGERED –
YES/NO
PARENTAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES ARE
EQUAL – YES/NO
Bijeljina
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CAN BE PREVENTED
– YES/NO
(Međunarodno odjeljenje)
MALE DOMINATION IN THE FAMILY IS
JUSTIFIED – YES/NO
Prijedor
THE RIGHTS OF MALE AND FEMALE CHILD
ARE EQUAL – YES/NO
BOYS AND GIRLS HAVE EQUAL CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES – YES/NO
FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN A MAN AND A
WOMAN IS POSSIBLE – YES/NO
Bijeljina
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE VIII
YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD EMIGRATE FROM
Prva bošnjačka gimnazija
POOR COUNTRIES – YES/NO
Sarajevo
THE LAW SPECIFICALLY PROTECTS YOUNG
PEOPLE FROM ABUSE AND VIOLENCE Brčko
YES/NO
THE FREEDOM OF CHOICE ON PERSONAL
Centar za slijepu i slabovidnu
EXISTENCE IS INALIENABLE – YES/NO
djecu i omladinu Sarajevo
THE STATE IS OBLIGED TO PROVIDE JOBS
Srednjoškolski centar Foča
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE – YES/NO
WEALTH IS A CONDITION FOR HAPPINESS
– YES/NO
Sarajevo
TRANSITION FROM SOCIALISM TO
CAPITALISM IS JUSTIFIED – YES/NO
Sarajevo
INTERNET INCREASES THE IMPACT OF
YOUNG PEOPLE ON SOCIETY – YES/NO
Sarajevo
Jablanica
Gimnazija „Enver Pozderović“
Goražde
Mostar
-
-
Bijeljina
-
-
Senka Nožica, Haris
Pašović, Sevima Sali
Terzić
Srednja mješovita škola “Zijah
Dizdarević” Fojnica
„308.Slavna Brdska Brigada“
Novi Travnik
Sarajevo
-
-
Brčko
-
-
Sarajevo
-
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58.
2001.
59.
2001.
60.
2001.
61.
2001.
62.
2001.
63.
2001.
64.
65.
66.
67.
2001.
2001.
2001.
2001.
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE IX
CLEOPATRA'S SUICIDE IS A TREASON OF
NATION – YES/NO
Sarajevo
PENELOPE SHOULD HAVE WAITED FOR
ODYSSEY – YES/NO
Tuzla
ANTIGONE SHOULD HAVE BURRIED HER
BROTHER – YES/NO
PONTIUS PILATE SHOULD HAVE
PROCEEDEB BY LAW – YES/NO
Prijedor
ONE SHOULD RESPOND TO EVIL WITH
GOOD – YES/NO
Sarajevo
MURDER OF ONE MAN IS EQUAL TO
MURDER OF HUMANITY – YES/NO
Gimnazija Živinice
-
-
-
Gimnazija Bihać
-
-
Prijedor
-
Mirza Tanović,
Minka Muftić, Izudin
Bajrović
Peta gimnazija Sarajevo;
Gimnazija Dobrinja Sarajevo;
Srednja tekstilna škola
Sarajevo
-
TERRORISM IS THE EXPRESSION OF
HELPLESSNESS – YES/NO
Sarajevo; Srednja
elektrotehnička škola Sarajevo;
Sarajevo; Srednja medicinska
škola Sarajevo; Gimnazija
Dobrinja Sarajevo
-
EDUCATION IS A CONDITION FOR
PROGRESS OF THE SOCIETY – YES/NO
Druga gimnazija Sarajevo;
Sarajevo; Treća gimnazija
Sarajevo
Sarajevo; Srednja medicinska
škola Sarajevo; Gimnazija
Dobrinja Sarajevo
Boro Kontić, Edin
Avdić, Emina
Hasanbegović
LIE CAN BE GOOD FOR UNDERSTANDING
THE TRUTH – YES/NO
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE X
Druga gimnazija Sarajevo;
MEDIA ARE THE MIRROR OF THE SOCIETY –
YES/NO
Sarajevo; Treća gimnazija
Sarajevo
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68.
2002.
69.
2002.
70.
2002.
71.
2002.
72.
2002.
73.
2002.
74.
2002.
75.
2002.
76.
2002.
77.
2002.
78.
2002.
79.
2002.
80.
2002.
81.
2002.
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE XI
WHAT GOES AROUND, COMES AROUND –
YES/NO
MIND IS THE KING, FORCE IS THE LABORER
Prva Bošnjačka gimnazija
– YES/NO
Sarajevo
HE WHO FLIES HIGH, FALLS DOWN LOW –
YES/NO
Sarajevo
MAN IS MAN'S WOLF – YES/NO
Sarajevo
YOU CAN SUCCEED IN ANYTHING BY
BEING POLITE – YES/NO
Tuzla
THE WELL FED ONE DOES NOT BELIEVE
THE HUNGRY ONE – YES/NO
Sarajevo
THE BOOK IS MAN'S BEST FRIEND – YES/NO
Tuzla
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE XII
CUTTING CLASS SHOULD NOT BE
PUNISHED – YES/NO
UPBRINGING IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN
EDUCATION – YES/NO
IT IS JUSTIFIED TO WEAR SCHOOL
UNIFORMS – YES/NO
TEACERS' AUTHORITY RESTS ON FEAR –
YES/NO
FINAL EXAMS SHOULD BE GRADED BY
TEACHERS FROM OTHER SCHOOLS –
YES/NO
WRITTEN EXAMS SHOULD BE WRITTEN
UNDER CODE – YES/NO
THE STUDENT COUNCIL CAN TRULY
IMPROVE THE SITUATION OF STUDENTS IN
THE SCHOOL – YES/NO
Tuzla
Sarajevo
-
-
Goražde
Sarajevo
Goražde
Goražde
Mladen Jeličić Troko,
Behija Jakić
Mario Oršolić, Behija
Jakić, Adis Jaganjac
-
„308.Slavna Brdska Brigada“
Novi Travnik
Lidija Pehar
Marko Kovačević
Srednja škola Konjic
Amra Zulfikarpašić
Jablanica
Besim Spahić
Tuzla
Boris Tihi
Brčko
Zdravko Grebo
Tuzla
-
Tuzla
Pavao“ Zenica
Brčko
22
82.
2002.
83.
2002.
84.
2002.
85.
2002.
86.
2002.
87.
2002.
88.
2002.
89.
2002.
90.
2002.
91.
2002.
92.
2002.*
93.
2002.
94.
2002.
95.
2002.
96.
2002.
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE XIII
LOVE IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN MONEY –
YES/NO
Sarajevo
IT IS BETTER TO HIKE THAN TO DEBATE –
YES/NO
Banja Luka
MEN ARE BETTER COOKS THAN WOMEN –
Gimnazija Živinice
YES/NO
ALL THAT TEACHERS DO IN CLASS
SHOULD BE PERMITTED TO STUDENTS –
Bijeljina
YES/NO
BEAUTY PAGEANTS SHOULD BE
ABOLISHED – YES/NO
Sarajevo
ADULTRY DESTROYS MARRIAGE OR
EMOTIONAL RELATIONSHIP – YES/NO
Banja Luka
THE MOST RESPECTED MUSIC IS NEWLY
COMPOSED FOLK MUSIC – YES/NO
Bijeljina
THE UN SHOULD EXPAND THE
PROTECTION OF CULTURAL RIGHTS
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE XIV
ARTIST'S WORK SHOULD BE SEPARATED
Srednja elektrotehnička
FROM HIS/HERS PRIVACY – YES/NO
Sarajevo
COMMERCIALIZATION DESTROYS ART –
Opća gimnazija Bugojno
YES/NO
ART IS A NATURAL HUMAN NEED –
YES/NO
STRIPTEASE IS AN ART – YES/NO
STATE OF THE ART IS A REFLECTION OF
SOCIETY – YES/NO
BOHEMISM IS ATTRIBUTIVE TO AN ARTIST
– YES/NO
ART IS ALWAYS IN SERVICE OF IDEOLOGY –
YES/NO
Velimir Veljo
Milošević
Drago Bozja
Srednja škola Čapljina
Mladen Jeličić Troka
Jablanica
Vladimir Premec
Bijeljina
Ismeta Dervoz
Gimnazija Živinice
Biserka Alikadić
Banja Luka
Amila Glamočak
-
-
Elvis J. Kurtović
Sulejman Kupusović
-
Sarajevo
Admir Glamočak
Gimnazija Zenica
Đoko Ninković
Živinice
Miodrag Trifunov
Selma Alispahić
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PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE XV
97.
2003.*
98.
2003.
99.
2003.*
100.
2003.*
101.
2003.*
102.
2003.*
103.
2003.*
104.
2003.
105.
2003.
106.
2003.
107.
2003.
TEACHERS' EVALUATION BY THE
STUDENTS SHOULD BE INTRODUCED IN
Gimnazija Lukavac
CURRENT REFORMS – YES/NO
NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
Gimnazija “Dr. Mustafa
CAN HELP YOUNG PEOPLE – YES/NO
Kamarić” Gračanica
PREVIOUS REFORM OF HIGH SCHOOL
EDUCATION DID NOT IMPROVE THE
Kalesija
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM – YES/NO
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES IN
SCHOOL ARE EQUALLY IMPORTANT AS
Mješovita srednja škola Čelić
SUBJECTS – YES/NO
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SELECTION SHOULD
DEPEND ON POLITICAL ACCEPTABILITY –
Gimnazija Lukavac
YES/NO
COUNCIL OF PARENTS CAN INFLUENCE
SOLVING CURRENT PROBLEMS IN
Kalesija
SCHOOLS - YES/NO
IT IS NECESSARY TO INTRODUCE
INFORMAL SESSIONS BETWEEN TEACHERS
Kalesija
AND STUDENTS IN SCHOOLS – YES/NO
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE XVI
DRIVER'S TEST SHOULD BE ENABLED FOR
16-YEAR-OLDS - YES/NO
HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION SHOULD BE
Izbjegličko naselje Mihatovići
MANDATORY - YES/NO
CURFEW IS A GUARANTEE FOR GIRLS'
MORALITY – YES/NO
YOUNG PEOPLE ARE MORE CONSERVATIVE
Gimnazija i srednja stručna
THAN ADULTS - YES/NO
škola Istočna Ilidža
„Hasan Kikić“ Gradačac
Rifet Škrijelj
Mješovita srednja škola Doboj
Istok
Jovan Divjak
Mješovita srednja škola Teočak
Zejčir Mašić
Opća gimnazija „Sveti Franjo“
Tuzla
Mona Muratović
Gimnazija „Dr. Mustafa
Kamarić“ Gračanica
Davor Čvrčić, Haris
Hasić
Tuzla
Ratko Orozović, Lana
Ačkar
Mirjana Mavrak
Dječije selo mira Turije
Fuad Backović Deen
Sarajevo
Almir Kurt
Gimnazija Visoko
Mija Jeličić
Mostar
Una Bejtović
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108.
2003.
109.
2003.
110.
2003.
111.
2003.*
112.
2003.*
113.
2003.*
114.
2003.*
115.
2003.*
116.
2003.*
117.
2003.*
118.
2004.
119.
2004.
120.
2004.
YOUNG PEOPLE LIKE TO STUDY – YES/NO
Dječje selo mira Turije
YOUNG PEOPLE LIKE TO BUILD THEIR
WORLD – YES/NO
YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD ALWAYS LISTEN TO
ADULTS – YES/NO
PRO ET CONTRA – CYCLE XVII
PARENTS SHOULD HAVE LEFT HANSEL
AND GRETEL – YES/NO
Sarajevo
CHILDREN ALWAYS SPEAK THE TRUTH –
THE EMPEROR IS NAKED – YES/NO
Goražde
STEPMOTHER'S ATTITUDE TOWARDS
CINDERELLA IS JUSTIFIED – YES/NO
Kladanj
THE GOAT SHOULD HAVE HAD HER
REVENGE ON WOLF - YES/NO
Tuzla
PINOCCHIO SHOULD HAVE BEEN
PUNISHED FOR NOT GOING TO SCHOOL Sarajevo
YES/NO
THE HUNTER SHOULD HAVE KILLED THE
SNOW WHITE – YES/NO
Kladanj
FAIRYTALES ARE PRAGMATIC – YES/NO
Elektrotehnička škola Sarajevo
PROVIDE A GOOD REASON – 2004/2005
Peta gimnazija Sarajevo,
BIH SHOULD SEND TROOPS TO IRAQ FOR
Gimnazija i SSŠ Istočna Ilidža,
PEACEKEEPING MISSION
Gimnazija „Mustafa Novalić“
Gradačac
Gimnazija Živinice, Srednja
DRUG TESTS FOR STUDENTS SHOULD BE
elektrotehnička škola Tuzla,
INTRODUCED TO HIGH SCHOOLS
Gimnazija i SSŠ Istočna Ilidža
YOUTH CENTERS SHOULD BE PUT TO
Tuzla, Gimnazija Bugojno,
SERVICE FOR YOUTH
Katolički školski Centar „Sveti
Pavao“ Zenica
Sarajevo
škola Istočna Ilidža
Una Bejtović
Zijah Gafić
Gimnazija Visoko
Amra Bakšić - Muftić
Muhamed Đelilović
Kalesija
Enver Kazaz
Vedrana Seksan
Gimnazija Visoko
Nenad Veličković
Kalesija
Zlatan Fazlić Fazla
Gimnazija Visoko
Maja Anzulović
Gimnazija Visoko
Sead Bejtović
Opća gimnazija Bugojno,
Mješovita srednja škola Kladanj,
Gimnazija Visoko, Srednja
tekstilna škola Sarajevo, Peta
gimnazija Sarajevo
Kamarić“ Gračanica,
Tarik Smailbegović,
Samir Ibišević
Ahmed Zubović,
Darko Saračević
25
121.
122.
2004.
STUDENTS SHOULD BE REMOVED FROM
CLASS FOR INDECENT DRESSING
2004.
SEGREGATION EXISTS IN BIH SCHOOLS YES OR NO
123.
2004.
124.
2004.
125.
2004.
126.
2005.
127.
2005.*
128.
2005.
129.
2005.*
STUDENTS SHOULD MAKE AN
EVALUATION OF TEACHERS' WORK AT THE
END OF THE YEAR
IS THERE CORRUPTION IN UNIVERSITIES?
THE STATE DOES NOTHING TO TAKE
YOUNG PEOPLE OFF THE STREETS AND
SEPARATE THEM FROM CRIMINAL
HOW MUCH DO SCHOOLS ENGAGE YOUNG
PEOPLE IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
IN ORDER TO SEPARATE THEM FROM THE
STREETS AND CRIMINAL?
HUMOR ON ACCOUNT OF POLITICIANS IS
UNACCEPTABLE
DO YOUNG PEOPLE BECOME POLITICALLY
ENGAGED IN ORDER TO HELP THE SOCIETY
OR FOR THEIR OWN AMBITIONS?
REALITY SHOW PROVIDES OR DOES NOT
PROVIDE A FUTURE FOR ITS
PARTICIPANTS?
Srednja elektromašinska škola
Lukavac, Gimnazija „Ismet
Mujezinović“ Tuzla, Srednja
mješovita škola “Zijah
Katolički školski Centar „Sveti
Pavao“ Zenica, Gimnazija
Dobrinja Sarajevo
Gimnazija „Mustafa Novalić“
Gradačac, Mješovita srednja
škola Jablanica, Gimnazija
Banja Luka
Univerzitet u Tuzli,
Univerzitet u Banja Luci,
Univerzitet u Sarajevu
Gimnazija Dobrinja Sarajevo,
Sarajevo
Sarajevo, Gimnazija „Mustafa
Novalić“ Gradačac, Srednja
elektrotehnička škola Tuzla
Nermin Puškar, Kao
Pao Šu
Brčko, Gimnazija Živinice,
Mirjana Nikolić,
Dragica Ninković
Tuzla, Srednja ekonomskohemijska škola Lukavac,
Mostar
Univerzitet u Tuzli,
Univerzitet u Banja Luci,
Univerzitet u Sarajevu
djecu i omladinu Sarajevo,
Sarajevo, Treća gimnazija
Sarajevo
Gimnazija "Vaso Pelagić"
Brčko
Gimnazija "Enver Pozderović"
Goražde
Nusmir Huskić, Denis
Bašić
Ozren Islamović,
Mićo Letić
Tinka Milinović,
Abdulah Bećirović
Adi Sarajlić, Bakir
Hadžiomerović
Maja Zeherović,
Hadis Kustura, Kemal
Beganović
Lejla Kurbegović,
Alen Lemešević
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SHOULD HOMOSEXUALITY BE JUDGED
AND IS IT HARMFUL FOR GENERAL
SOCIETY MORALITY?
MIXED MARRIAGES ENDANGER ETHNIC
IDENTITY
THE RIGHTS OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN
SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES ARE
RESPECTED
IS THERE DISCRIMINATION IN BIH (WHEN
GRADING STUDENTS) BASED ON GENDER,
ETHNICITY, RELIGION ETC.?
IS RELIGIOUS TEACHING IN PRIMARY AND
HIGH SCHOOLS NECESSARY?
Teočak
Kalesija
Svjetlana Đurković,
Almir Panjeta
Istok
Boris Šiber, Haris
Aljević Gigo
Izbjegličko naselje Mihatovići
OŠ Grbavica II Sarajevo
Srđan Dizdarević,
Borbola Homolja
"Hasan Kikić" Gradačac
Dino Džipa, Emela
Burdžović
Gimnazija Visoko
FEMALE GENDER IS ENDANGERED IN BIH
2005.*
HOMOPHOBIA EXISTS IN BIH
137.
2005.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EXISTS IN BIH
138.
2005.*
139.
2005.
140.
2005.
SOCIETY CARES ENOUGH ABOUT JUVENILE
DELINQUENTS
141.
2005.
SCHOOLS IN BIH SHOULD BE DIVIDED
BASED ON ETHNICITY
142.
2005.*
YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD LEAVE BIH
Omladinski centar "Desnek"
Breza
Mješovita srednja škola Ilijaš
143.
2005.
ALL RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS SHOULD BE
TREATED EQUALLY IN THE ENTIRE BIH
Goražde
130.
2005
131.
2005 *
132.
2005.
133.
2005.
134.
2005.
135.
2005.
136.
SPORT IN BIH IS IN THE SERVICE OF DAILY
POLITICS – YES OR NO
PRINT MEDIA IN BIH ENCOURAGES CRIME
IN YOUNG PEOPLE
Sarajevo
Kladanj
OŠ Grbavica II Sarajevo
Brčko
Mina Pleh, Alen
Kristić
Alma Abdagić,
Jasminka Džumhur
Slobodanka Dekić,
Feđa Mehmedović
Sanja Dautbegović,
Alma Suljević
Aner Selamović,
Omer Stambolić
Vildana Selimbegović,
Senka Kurtović
Mićo Letić, Hadžo
Duran, Adisa
Zahiragić
Dubravko
Lovrenović, Sanel
Marić
Demir Imamović,
Nedim Sinanović
Mujesira Zimić –
Gljivar, Elma Softić,
fra Franjo Ninić
27
144.
2005.*
TEACHERS' AUTHORITY IN BIH IS BASED
ON FEAR FROM POSSIBLE SANCTIONS
145.
2005.
GENERAL STATE POLICY SHOULD
COINCIDE WITH THE CRC
146.
2006.
147.
2006.
148.
2006.
149.
2006.
2006.
150.
2006.
151.
2006.
152.
2006.
153.
2006.
154.
2006.
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
PROVIDE A GOOD REASON – 2006
THE MEDIA OUTRAGE ON PERSONAL BASIS
IS JUSTIFIED
COSMETIC (NOT CORRECTIVE) SURGERY IS
JUSTIFIED
PREJUDICES TOWARDS PEOPLE WITH
PIERCING AND TATOOS IS JUSTIFIED
EDUCATION IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS
HIGHLIGHTS THE DIFFERENCES IN SOCIAL
STATUS
IS SEGREGATION IN CURRENT BIH
POLITICAL CONTEXT BETTER SOLUTION
THAN DISCRIMINATION?
CENSORSHIP IN THE MEDIA IS JUSTIFIED
THERE ARE ENOUGH YOUTH CENTERS IN
BIH WHICH GATHER HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS
ECOLOGICAL AWARENESS IS A
CHARACTERISTIC OF HIGHLY DEVELOPED
CULTURE OF A COMMUNITY (REFERS
EXCLUSIVELY TO BIH)
BOYS AND GIRLS HAVE EQUAL CHANCES
FOR SUCCESS
YOUNG PEOPLE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR
THEIR STATUS IN BIH
Naser Prljača, Jovan
Bunjevački, Denis
Rudonja
Matthew Rycroft,
Saliha Đuderija, Erna
Ribar, Carry Niel
Ljiljana Zurovac,
Selma Kukuruzović
Duo Erato, Jasna
Bajraktarević, Reuf
Karabeg
Gimnazija Živinice
Brčko
Srednja škola "28. juni" Istočno
Sarajevo
Dr. Zo, Nazif Gljiva
Sarajevo
Tuzla
Ejup Ganić,
Muhamed
Mrahorović
Srednja mašinsko –
saobraćajna škola Mostar
Mostar
Dino Konaković,
Behija Jakić
Katolički školski centar "Sveti
Pavao" Zenica
Breza
Amir Saletović
Srednja škola Čapljina
Mirsad Čatić Ćuperak,
Jasna Kalmar, Almasa
Drnda
Sulejman Redžić
Sarajevo
Mirnes Ajanović,
Semir Halilović
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BEHAVIORAL CULTURE SHOULD BE AN
INTEGRAL PART OF EACH SCHOOL
SUBJECT
ENTRANCE EXAM IN SCHOOLS IS ENOUGH
TO SHOW STUDENT'S ABILITY
Pavao" Zenica
155.
2006.
156.
2006.
157.
2006.
WORK IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN TALENT
Srednjoškolski centar „Petar
Kočić“ Srbac
Prnjavor
Srednja mješovita škola „Jovan
Dučić“ Teslić
158.
2006.
YOUNG PEOPLE CAN TAKE BIH TO EU
159.
2006.
YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE SA FREE
CHOICE OF LIFESTYLE
160.
2006.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS ARE EQUAL
161.
2006.
WEALTH IS A CONDITION FOR HAPPINESS
Kalesija
Mostar
Kladanj
Srednja mješovita škola „Jovan
Dučić“ Teslić
Pavao" Zenica
Srednja škola „Ivo Andrić“
Višegrad
162.
2006.
SCHOOL UNIFORMS ERASE SOCIAL
DIFFERENCES
Gimnazija Visoko
Gimnazija Prnjavor
Gimnazija Ljubuški
Maja Salkić
Ahmed Turkić, Šefko
Bajić
Ognjen Ostojić, Alma
Avdagić
Mirela Lambić,
Andera Dugandžić
Segmedina Srna,
Enver Lugavić Kice
Mirsad Abdagić Kike,
Adnan Hajrulahović
Haad
THE USE OF CELLPHONES IN
163.
2006.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS SHOULD BE
Srednjoškolski centar Gacko
Lejla Sarić
Brčko
PUNISHABLE
THE FAMILY FULFILS ITS ROLE IN
164.
2006.
Vedrana Seksan
PREVENTION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
CCI DEBATES:„BUILDING CIVIL SOCIETY THROUGH THE INVOLVEMENT OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE ELECTIONS“ – 2006
165.
2006.
DO POLITICAL PARTIES' YOUTH WINGS
ACTIVELY CARE ABOUT SOLVING YOUTH
PROBLEMS (OR DO THEY WORK ON SELF
PROMOTION)?
Gimnazija Banja Luka,
Kočić“ Srbac, Mješovita
srednja škola Prnjavor
Goražde, Gimnazija Ljubuški,
Tuzla
SDA – Suad Džafić; SDP
– Damir Mašić; HDZ –
Srđana Pavlov; PDP –
Miroslav Brčkalo i
Predrag Vučičević; S
BiH – Elvir Lojić; GDS –
Aida Starčević; GROZD
- Adis Arapović i Srđan
Blagovčanin
29
166.
167.
168.
169.
2006.
2006.
2006.
2006.
DO YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE FUTURE IN BIH?
Gimnazija Banja Luka ,
Kočić“ Srbac, Gimnazija "Vaso
Pelagić" Brčko
Gimnazija Živinice, Mješovita
srednja škola Teočak, Opća
gimnazija „Sveti Franjo“ Tuzla
IS THE STATE OBLIGED TO PROVIDE JOBS
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN BIH?
Mostar, Mješovita srednja
škola Prnjavor
Prnjavor, Gimnazija "Enver
Pozderović" Goražde,
Gimnazija Lukavac
IS THE STATE OBLIGED TO PROVIDE FUNDS
FOR ADEQUATE FREE ACTIVITIES FOR
YOUNG PEOPLE?
Sarajevo, Mješovita srednja
škola Čelić, Gimnazija
Ljubuški
Istok, Gimnazija "Ismet
Mujezinović" Tuzla, Srednja
elektrotehnička škola Sarajevo
IS THERE INSTITUTIONAL CARE IN BIH
WHICH PREVENTS JUVENILE
DELINQUENCY?
Pavao" Zenica, Gimnazija i SSŠ
Istočna Ilidža, Gimnazija
Ljubuški
Dizdarević” Fojnica, Centar za
slijepu i slabovidnu djecu i
omladinu Sarajevo
LDS –Lamija Tanović;
SDS – Branislav
Škobo; SDU – Nedžad
Ahatović; NHI –
Slavica Gebert
Stuhlik; OIA - Sanja
Kavaz; Medica Selena Tufek
SDP – Saša
Magazinović; SNSD –
Nikola Baštinac; GDS
– Ibrahim Spahić;
SUMERO –Morgijana
Karić; CKD – Sanid
Zirak
HDZ – Srđan Pavlov;
BOSS – Mirnes
Ajanović; SP –
Zdravko Krsmanović;
UNICEF - Erna Ribar;
Omladinski savjet
Istočno Sarajevo Ostoja Avlijaš
Radom za boljitak –
Damir Čardžić; BPS –
Almir Gredić; Za BiH
– Zlatko Hadžidedić;
IBHI - Dženan Trbić;
Narko Ne - Tarik
Smailbegović i
Tamara Mišković
30
170.
171.
172.
Treća gimnazija Sarajevo,
Dizdarević” Fojnica, Katolički
školski centar "Sveti Pavao"
Zenica
2006.
ARE YOUNG PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR
THEIR STATUS IN BIH?
Elektrotehnička škola Sarajevo,
Pavao" Zenica, Omladinski
centar "Desnek" Breza
2006.
DOES THE NETWORKING OF YOUNG
PEOPLE CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR
INTEGRATION IN BIH AND HOW?
škola Zvornik, Mješovita
srednja škola Čelić
Brčko, Mješovita srednja škola
Čelić
2006.
IS RELIGIOUS TEACHING IN SCHOOL OF
VITAL EDUCATIONAL INTEREST IN BIH?
SDA – Amir Zukić;
PDP – Borislav
Borenović; CPCD
ured Goražde Amina Pehlivanović
SDA – Sead
Jamakosmanović;
HDZ – Marko
Sinanović; SDS –
Boško Šiljegović; SDP
– Svetozar Pudarić;
Referentna grupa
Tuzla – Mirza Softić;
ICVA – Milan Mirić
SNSD – Siniša Dodik;
NHI – Dobrica Jonić;
STRANKA ZA BIH –
Remzija Kadrić; SP–
Zdravko Aćimović;
DNZ – Rifat Dolić;
Islamska zajednica –
Remzija Pitić; Jevrejska
zajednica – Moris
Albahari; Srpska
pravoslavna crkva BiH
– otac Danilo Pavlović;
Vrhbosanska
nadbiskupija monsinjor Petar Jukić
31
173.
174.
2006.
2006.
DOES SECONDARY EDUCATION REFORM
CONTRIBUTE TO ESTABLISHING OF
UNIQUE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM (IF NOT,
WHERE DOES THE CURRENT REFORM LEAD
AND WITH WHICH OBJECTIVE)?
CAN POLITICAL PARTIES' YOUTH WINGS
INFLUENCE THE INCREASE OF YOUTH
ELECTORATE AND HOW?
Srednjoškolski centar Gacko,
OC "Desnek" Breza, Gimnazija
Dobrinja Sarajevo
Teočak, Gimnazija "Ismet
Mujezinović" Tuzla, Srednja
škola primijenjenih umjetnosti
Sarajevo
Tuzla, Gimnazija "Ismet
Mujezinović" Tuzla, Gimnazija
"Filip Višnjić" Bijeljina
PDP – Branko Dokić;
SDU – Fatima
Grabovica; Radom za
boljitak – Mladen
Ivanković Lijanović;
SRS dr. Vojislav Šešelj –
Miroslav Rogić; BPS –
Hilmo Perčo; OSCE –
Azra Junuzović,
«Obrazovanje gradi
BiH» - Jovan Divjak
SDA – Senad Šepić;
SDP – Saša
Magazinović; SDS –
Branislav Škobo; HDZ
– Franjo Jurić; SNSD –
Dubravko Suvara; PDP
– Miroslav Brčkalo;
LDS – Edin Ćolić; S BiH
– Selma Novalija; GDS
– Emina Omanović; SP
– Mladen Lukić; NHI –
Anita Čabro; GROZD:
Adis Arapović i Srđan
Blagovčanin; CEPOS –
Emir Dervišević;
PRISM RESEARCH –
Dino Đipa; CENTAR
ZA LJUDSKA PRAVA
– Miroslav Živanović
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175.
176.
177.
2007.
2007.
2007.
THE STATE CARES ENOUGH ABOUT THE
PROTECTION OF CULTURAL AND
HISTORICAL HERITAGE
Mostar
DOES LOCAL COMMUNITY CARE ABOUT
PROTECTION OF CULTURAL AND
HISTORICAL HERITAGE?
Mostar, Gimnazija “Dr.
Mustafa Kamarić” Gračanica
Afirmacija A: Gimnazija i
srednja stručna škola Istočna
Ilidža, Srednja tehnička škola
Bugojno, Mješovita srednja
škola Travnik; Afirmacija B:
Tuzla; Mješovita srednja škola
Teočak
Negacija A: Mješovita
trgovinsko ugostiteljsko
poljoprivredna škola Zenica;
Behram-begova medresa Tuzla;
Gimnazija Visoko; Negacija B:
Gimnazija Dobrinja Sarajevo;
Omladinski centar „Desnek“
Breza; Srednja tekstilna škola
Sarajevo
DO THE MEDIA DEVOTE ENOUGH
ATTENTION TO CULTURAL HERITAGE?
Centar za slijepu i
slabovidnu djecu i
omladinu Sarajevo:
Sandra Jašarević;
Gimnazija Ljubuški:
Mateja Mikulić;
Srednja medicinska
škola Mostar: Enio
Kapetanović;
Gimnazija “Dr.
Mustafa Kamarić”
Gračanica: Belma
Ibrahimović
Centar za slijepu i
slabovidnu djecu i
omladinu Sarajevo:
Sandra Jašarević;
Gimnazija Ljubuški:
Mateja Mikulić;
Mješovita srednja
škola lijaš: Edita
Gondžić, Belma
Tabaković
33
178.
2007.
179.
2007.
180.
2007.
181.
2007.
182.
2007.
183.
2007.
184.
2007.
185.
2007.
186.
2007.
187.
2007.
188.
2007.
Afirmacija A: Mješovita
Negacija A: Srednja škola
srednja škola Ilijaš; Srednja
Konjic; Srednja škola za
medicinska škola Sarajevo;
elektroenergetiku Sarajevo;
WHY DO PEOPLE, AND ESPECIALLY YOUNG Centar za slijepu i slabovidnu
PEOPLE, DEMOLISH MONUMENTS?
Sarajevo;
Afirmacija B: Peta gimnazija
Negacija B: Srednja
Sarajevo; Srednja škola „28.
elektrotehnička škola Sarajevo;
Juni“ Istočno Sarajevo; Peta
Srednja saobraćajna škola
gimnazija Sarajevo
Sarajevo
PROVIDE A GOOD REASON – 2007/2008
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN THE MEDIA
Gimnazija Visoko
SHOULD BE CENSORED
INTERNET IS A MEDIUM WHICH PRESENTS
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN THE BEST
Breza
WAY
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IS A CREATIVE
ACT OF MAN
Breza
Sarajevo
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IS A RIGHT
WHICH SHOULD BE NURTURED AND
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
DEVELOPED
MAN'S QUALITY OF LIFE IS DEPENDENT ON
Četvrta osnovna škola Mostar
THE ENTIRE SITUATION IN THE COUNTRY
MEDIA IMPOSE LIFESTYLE TO CITIZENS IN
Srednja mješovita škola “Zijah Katolički školski centar "Sveti
THE COUNTRY
Pavao" Zenica
MORE CONTENT ON CULTURE OF LIVING
IS NEEDED IN THE MEDIA
Sarajevo
SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL
ACHIEVEMENTS IMPROVE A MAN' S LIFE
Kladanj
FOR STATE SECURITY AN AWARENESS ON
JOINT COUNTRY SHOULD BE BUILT
Mješovita srednja škola Konjic Mješovita srednja škola Teočak
AMONG PEOPLE
ART MAKES A MAN A MAN
Prnjavor
Eldin Karić, Vildana
Selimbegović
Darko Saračević,
Sandra BanjacMutevelić
Samra Mlinar, Almir
Imširević
Boris Cigler, Naida
Kundurović
Mirjana Deak, Enver
Kazaz
Amela Radan, Senad
Zaimović
Ermin Bravo
Narcis Behlilović,
Irfan Habibović
Tinka Milinović,
Ljubica Ostojić
34
189.
2007.
THE KITSCH IN THE ART REFLECTS THE
SITUATION IN THE STATE
Mješovita srednja škola Olovo
Gimnazija "Ismet Mujezinović"
Tuzla
190.
2007.
ART CRITICS SHOULD BE ARTISTS
Gimnazija Mostar
191.
2007.
192.
2007.
Brčko
Višegrad
Breza
Breza
193.
2007.
YOUNG PEOPLE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR
CREATING YOUTH POLICIES IN BIH
SPORT SHOULD BE A PROMOTER OF BIH IN
THE WORLD
ELITE ATHLETES SHOULD BE PRIVILEDGED
CITIZENS IN BIH
194.
2007.
A SOUND MIND IN A HEALTHY BODY
Srednjoškolski centar Gacko
Prnjavor
195.
2007.
196.
2007.
197.
2007.
Tuzla
Gimnazija Ljubuški
Goražde
198.
2007.
199.
2007.
200.
2007.
201.
2007.
202.
2007.
203.
2007.
CAN YOUNG PEOPLE DEBATE ON ALL
TOPICS?
IS MEDICAL ETHICS UPHELD IN BIH?
ARE THE RIGHTS OF MARGINALIZED AND
MINORITY GROUPS IN BIH RESPECTED?
ARE THE RELEVANT INSTITUTIONS
RESPONSIBLE FOR CITIZENS' FOOD
POISONING?
THE CONSTRUCTION OF DAMS SHOULD BE
PROHIBITED
MANAGING WATER SUPPLY BASED ON
PRIVATE PROPERTY SHOULD BE
PREFERRED TO MANAGEMENT BASED ON
PUBLIC PROPERTY
HATE SPEECH SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS
CRIME
IT IS BETTER TO BE A DEBATE COACH
THAN A DEBATER
BIH IS SUCCESSFULLY ADAPTING TO
EUROPEAN EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS
Damir Nikšić
Nihad Kreševljaković,
Vesna Andree
Zaimović
Nevres Jemendžić,
Žarko Malinović
Aida Hadžić, Edin
Bavčić
Mensur Peljto, Azra
Kaljanac
Almir Gredić,
Jadranko Pranjić
Gimnazija Živinice
Četvrta osnovna škola Mostar
Lidija Licender
Alija Abazi,
Beganović Bajro
Mješovita srednja škola Teslić
Renata Radić, Hasan
Džinić
Belma Ibrahimović, Dario
Grbavac, Bojana Marjanović
Anja Gengo, Branislav Ristić,
Ružica Savić
Aleksandra Gostić, Jelena
Stanić, Milica Popović
Armin Čavrk, Irma Salčin,
Tamara Duvnjak
Aida Omanović, Sanja
Matuzović, Predrag Dabić
Adnan Bilić, Goran Grubešić,
Robert Šakić
Tijana Ljuboje, Nemanja Jelić,
Selma Tabaković
Slavica Suvajac, Zoran Jozić,
Jasna Remeta
Breza
35
204.
2007.
205.
2007.
206.
2007.
207.
208.
209.
210.
211.
2007.
YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD BE ACTIVE
PARTICIPANTS AND CREATORS OF NEW
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN BIH
REFORMED EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IS A
CONDITION FOR THE PROGRESS OF BIH
SOCIETY
QUALITY EDUCATION IS A GUARANTEE
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE'S STAY IN BIH
HOW GOOD/BETTER THAN THE PREVIOUS
DID THE NEWLY REFORMED SYSTEM
PROVE TO BE?
Druga gimnazija Mostar
Srednja škola Stolac
Enida Hrbat
Ekonomsko-hemijska škola
Lukavac
Haris Mujić
Haris Mujić
Gimnazija "Filip Višnjić"
Bijeljina, Mješovita srednja
škola Čelić, Mješovita srednja
škola Ilijaš
Brčko, Poljoprivrednomedicinska škola Brčko,
Kladanj, Srednja škola Konjic,
Prnjavor
Kemo Sokolija, Selma
Ferhatović
Ekonomsko-hemijska škola
Lukavac, Druga gimnazija
Mostar, Elektrotehnička škola
Tuzla
Fatima Hukić
2007.
THE UPBRINGING IS MORE IMPORTANT
THAN EDUCATION
2007.
YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD PRACTICE
SOCIALLY USEFUL WORK WHILE GOING TO
SCHOOL
Druga gimnazija Mostar,
Prnjavor, Gimnazija Prnjavor
Sarajevo, Centar za slijepu i
slabovidnu djecu i omladinu
Sarajevo, Gimnazija Živinice
Emira Mešanović,
Nijaz Nurković
YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD ORGANIZE WORK
ACTIVITIES TO EMBELISH THE
ENVIRONMENT
Mješovita srednja škola Olovo
Višegrad
Belma Koshi, Riad
Tikveša
Goražde, Gimnazija i SSŠ
Istočna Ilidža, Mješovita
srednja škola Kladanj, Srednja
mašinsko – saobraćajna škola
Mostar, Srednjoškolski centar
Pale
Ekonomska škola Sarajevo,
MSŠ Srebrenik, MSŠ Teslić,
Pavao“ Zenica
2007.
2007.
WHY ARE YOUNG PEOPLE AGRESSIVE?
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212.
213.
214.
215.
2007.
DO MEDIA HAVE A LARGE INFLUENCE ON
FORMING PERSONALITIES?
2008.
DOCTORS ADHERE TO THE HIPPOCRATIC
OATH
2008.
HEALTH CARE INSTITUTIONS ARE READY
TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE MEDICAL CARE
2008.
PROPER NUTRITION IS THE FIRST STEP IN
PRESERVING A MAN'S HEALTH
216.
2008.
HEALTH WORKERS ADHERE THE CODE OF
ETHICS
217.
2008.*
DEATH PENALTY IS JUSTIFIED
Kamarić“ Gračanica, Druga
gimnazija Mostar, Srednja
medicinska škola Mostar,
Gimnazija Dobrinja Vox, Treća
gimnazija Sarajevo
Srednja zubotehnička škola
Sarajevo, Mješovita srednja
škola Srebrenik, Srednja škola
Stolac, Katolički školski centar
Travnik, Srednja tehnička
škola Zenica, Gimnazija
Živinice
Poljoprivredno-medicinska
škola Brčko, Omladinski
centar "Desnek" Breza,
Gimnazija Brčko, Mješovita
srednja škola Čelić, Srednja
ekonomsko-hemijska škola
Lukavac
Sarajevo, Gimnazija Bihać,
Mješovita srednja škola Gornji
Vakuf, Gimnazija Gradiška,
Sarajevo
Gimnazija Brčko, Omladinski
centar "Desnek" Breza,
Gimnazija Bijeljina, Gimnazija
Prnjavor
Mješovita srednja škola Konjic,
Gimnazija Ljubuški, Srednja
elektrotehnička škola Sarajevo,
Mješovita srednja škola Olovo,
Srednjoškolski centar Pale,
Gimnazija Prnjavor, Srednja
tekstilna škola Sarajevo
Osnovna škola „Bijelo Polje“
Mostar
Breza, Srednja elektrotehnička
škola Tuzla, Gimnazija Brčko,
Srednja tehnička škola
Gradiška
Sarajevo, Srednja zubotehnička
škola Sarajevo, Srednja
tehnička škola Brčko, Srednja
tehnička škola Bugojno,
Gimnazija Novi Grad
Tekstilna škola Sarajevo,
Medicinska škola Tuzla,
Behram-begova medresa
Tuzla, Srednja saobraćajna
škola Sarajevo
Osnovna škola „Bijelo Polje“
Mostar
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218.
2008.*
219.
2008.
220.
2008.*
221.
2008.
222.
2008.
223.
2008.
224.
2008.
225.
2008.
226.
2008.
227.
2008.
228.
2008.
229.
2008.
230.
2008.
SHOULD THE CRIMINAL LAW BE MORE
STRICT FOR THE PROTECTION OF
CITIZENS?
DOES THE STATE CARE ENOUGH
INSTITUTIONALLY ABOUT JUVENILE
DELINQUENTS?
DO YOU FEEL SAFE AS A CITIZEN IN BIH, IN
THE CITY YOU LIVE IN?
A MAN IS A MAN'S WOLF
IS SOCRATES RIGHT WHEN HE SAYS THAT
MEN ARE ONLY EVIL OUT OF IGNORANCE?
MAN NEEDS THE LAWS
ALL KNOWLEDGE IS OBTAINED PRIMARILY
FROM SENSUOUSNESS
ALL KNOWLEDGE IS OBTAINED PRIMARILY
FROM SENSUOUSNESS (CONTINUATION)
IS THERE A LACK OF STUDENT BANDS IN
SCHOOLS?
IS THERE ENOUGH TRUST IN
COMMUNICATION TEACHER – PARENT –
STUDENT?
DO STUDENTS SHY AWAY FROM
PEDAGOGICAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICE?
ARE ECONOMICAL ISSUES MORE
IMPORTANT THAN NATIONAL IN BIH?
DO SCHOOLS GIVE ENOUGH
INFORMATION ON PROFESSIONAL
ORIENTATION?
Sarajevo
(debatni klub Veritas)
Kladanj
Eldin Karić, Vildana
Selimbegović
Srednjoškolski centar Pale
Darko Saračević,
Sandra BanjacMutevelić
CROSS EX – 2008
Gimnazija Dobrinja (Debatni
klub „Vox“)
Sarajevo
klub „Veritas“)
Mješovita srednja škola Sapna
Gimnazija Mostar
Srebrenik
Mostar
Bihać
klub „Vox“)
Gimnazija SSŠ Istočno
Sarajevo
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Omladinski centar “Desnek“
Breza
ARE YOUNG PEOPLE INFORMED ENOUGH
ON POSSIBILITIES FOR CHOOSING
FACULTIES IN BIH?
Prnjavor
Mješovita srednja škola za
elektroenergetiku Sarajevo
2008.
DO MEDIA INCITE VIOLENCE?
Behram-begova medresa Tuzla
Gimnazija „Dr.Mustafa
2008.
SHOULD PROFANITY BE ALLOWED IN THE
MEDIA?
Montenegro
SŠ “Ivo Andrić“ Višegrad
WAS LIFE BETTER IN SOCIALISM OR
TODAY?
Montenegro, Srednja
zubotehnička škola Sarajevo,
Gimnazija “Dr. Mustafa
Kamarić”Gračanica
Montenegro
Sarajevo
Macedonia
Croatia
Montenegro
Macedonia
Tomislav Todorovski, Miloš
Popović, Nina Ivanović
Petar Dimitrov, Tijana Ljuboje,
Rastko Pajković
Slovenia
Serbia
Serbia
Slovenia
231.
2008.
232.
2008.
233.
234.
235.
2008.
236.
2008.
237.
2008.
238.
2008.
239.
2008.
240.
2008.
241.
2008.
242.
2008.
DOES THE END JUSTIFY THE MEANS?
IT IS JUSTIFIED TO CRITICIZE THE
INCREASE OF TURBO FOLK MUSIC
POPULARITY?
THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD ALLOW
SETTING OF RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS IN
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
RELIGIOUS TEACHING SHOULD BE A PART
OF THE TEACHING PROCESS IN HIGH AND
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
RELIGION HELPED TO ACHIEVE POLITICAL
GOALS IN EX YU
YOUNG PEOPLE FROM THE REGION CAN
CONTRIBUTE TO STABILIZATION AND EU
ACCESSION THROUGH DEBATE PROGRAMS
REGIONAL DEBATE COMPETITIONS
CONTRIBUTE TO BREAKING ETHNIC
PREJUDICES IN EX YUGOSLAVIA
DEBATE CONTRIBUTES TO PREVENTION OF
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
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Brčko
Goražde
Goražde
243.
2008.
FASHION AND TRENDS
244.
2008.*
BATTLE OF THE GENDERS
245.
2008.*
FESTIVALIADS
246.
2008.*
WEALTH
Srednjoškolski centar Pale
247.
2008.*
EDUCATION
248.
2008.*
249.
2008.
250.
251.
2008.*
2008.*
252.
2008.
253.
2008.
254.
2008.
255.
2009.
256.
2009.
257.
258.
259.
2009.
2009.
2009.
260.
2009.
Gimnazija Visoko
SŠC Srbac
Pavao“ Zenica
Gradiška
Mostar
Bijeljina
Srednja saobraćajna škola
VIOLENCE
Sarajevo
Srednja
ekonomska
škola Sarajevo
SPORT
TV SHOWS
Učiteljska škola i gimnazija
QUALITY AND PRICES
Obala
Sarajevo
Mješovita srednja škola za
INTERNET
elektroenergetiku Sarajevo
Breza
BOOKS AND MAGAZINES
DEBATE VIEW OF MY PROFESSION - 2009
EMPLOYMENT
Tanja Topić i Jelena
Živković
DEBATE VIEW OF MY PROFESSION
DEBATE NEWS “DEBATE OPENS THE DOORS“ - 2009
DEBATE NEWS “DEBATE OPENS THE
Sanja Vlaisavljević and Tijana
DOORS“ 1 – 36
Ljuboje
DEBATES AFTER YOUTH FORUM - 2009
„DEBATE ABOUT DEBATE“
Tijana Ljuboje
„JUVENILE DELINQUENCY“
Tijana Ljuboje
„DEBATE AND THE MEDIA“
Tijana Ljuboje
„JUVENILE DELINQUENCY - JUSTICE
SECTOR AND POLICE “
Tijana Ljuboje
Anja Gengo
Anja Gengo
Anja Gengo
Lejla Lilić
Jasminka Džumhur
Davor Marko
Anja Gengo
Meliha Filipović
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261.
2009.
262.
2009.
263.
2010.
264.
2010.
265.
2010.
266.
2010.
267.
2010.
268.
2010.
269.
2010.
270.
2010.
271.
2010.
272.
2010.
273.
2010.
274.
2010.
275.
2010.
276.
2010.
„JUVENILE DELINQUENCY – SOCIAL WORK
Tijana Ljuboje
Anja Gengo
Stanka Todorović
AND SCHOOLS“
„CLIMATE CHANGES“
Tijana Ljuboje
Anja Gengo
Tim Clancy
DEBATES ABOUT DEBATES - PROVIDE A GOOD REASON FOR EX YOU COUNTRIES IN THE EU – 2010/2011
YOUTH, POLITICS, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
Ivana Lumakovska,
Tijana Ljuboje
Vlastimir Mijović
MINORITY RIGHTS
Macedonia
YOUTH, EDUCATION, HUMAN RIGHTS
Andrijana Georgievska,
Anja Gengo
Azemina Vuković
AND MINORITY RIGHTS
Macedonia
YOUTH, PTSD, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
Berminka Hrelja Anja Gengo, BiH
Tijana Ljuboje
MINORITY RIGHTS
Bećirspahić
ABUSE OF THE YOUTH, HUMAN RIGHTS
Tijana Ljuboje, BiH
Anja Gengo
Tihana Majstorović
AND MINORITY RIGHTS
YOUTH, VIOLENCE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
Stefan Martinić, Croatia
Anja Gengo
Samir Suljagić
MINORITY RIGHTS
YOUTH FROM MINORITY GROUPS, HUMAN
Luka Colarić, Croatia
Tijana Ljuboje
Lana Ačkar
RIGHTS AND MINORITY RIGHTS
YOUTH, RELIGION, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
Gabrijela Martić, Croatia
Anja Gengo
Alen Vidović
MINORITY RIGHTS
YOUTH, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY
Ivana Matanić, Croatia
Tijana Ljuboje
Mirjana Malić
RIGHTS
YOUTH, XENOPHOBIA, HUMAN RIGHTS
Saša Samardžić, Montenegro
Anja Gengo
Sedžida Hadžić
AND MINORITY RIGHTS
YOUTH IN REGION, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
Nikola Joksimović,
Tijana Ljuboje
Radenko Udovičić
MINORITY RIGHTS IN MEDIA
Montenegro
YOUTH, CULTURE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
Dolika Vasović, Serbia
Anja Gengo
Ibro Spahić
MINORITY RIGHTS
YOUTH, EU, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
Nerma Ličina, Serbia
Tijana Ljuboje
Predrag Praštalo
MINORITY RIGHTS
DEBATE ABOUT DEBATES – RESUME OF
Tijana Ljuboje, BiH
Anja Gengo
Sanja Tepavčević
ALL PREVIOUS TV SHOWS
ATTITUDES OF THE YOUTH (HUMAN
RIGHTS AND MINORITY RIGHTS) TOWARDS
Ivona Anić, Croatia
Anja Gengo
Ranka Katalinski
THE LESS CAPABLE, OLD, HANDICAPPED
PEOPLE, ANIMALS...
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277.
2010.
278.
2010.
279.
2010.
280.
2010.
281.
2010.
282.
2010.
283.
2010.
284.
2010.
285.
2010.
286.
2010.
287.
2010.
288.
2010.
289.
2010.
FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT, HUMAN RIGHTS
AND MINORITY RIGHTS – BORDERS, VISAS,
RICH, POOR...
FREEDOM OF SPEECH, HUMAN RIGHTS
AND MINORITY RIGHTS – MISUSE OF THE
FREEDOM AND HATE SPEECH AS EXTREME
MISUSE
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, HUMAN RIGHTS
AND MINORITY RIGHTS
FREEDOM OF SEXUAL AFFILIATION,
HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY RIGHTS
REPRESENTATION ON NATIONAL AND
INTERNATIONAL LEVEL, HUMAN RIGHTS
AND MINORITY RIGHTS
RACISM, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY
RIGHTS
THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION,
DEVELOPMENT AID, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
TERRORISM, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
HUMAN TRAFFICKING, HUMAN RIGHTS
AND MINORITY RIGHTS
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS VS. COLLECTIVE
RIGHTS, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY
RIGHTS
TOLERANCE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
NATIONAL IDENTITY, HUMAN RIGHTS
AND MINORITY RIGHTS
Matija Brkić, Croatia
Tijana Ljuboje
Siniša Macan
Emina Šabanović, Serbia
Anja Gengo
Enes Osmančević
Dolika Vasović, Serbia
Anja Gengo
Marija Arnautović
Azra Hasanbegović, Serbia
Tijana Ljuboje
Indira Kučuk Sorguč
Nina Rašljanin, Serbia
Tijana Ljuboje
Nedžad Jusić
Anđela Raonić, Montenegro
Anja Gengo
Tijana Ljuboje
Ilija Pantović, Montenegro
Tijana Ljuboje
Senad Alić
Kevin Hauzer, Slovenia
Anja Gengo
Zara Halilović
Adrijana Djajič, Slovenia
Tijana Ljuboje
Esad Hećimović
Živa Antolin, Slovenia
Tijana Ljuboje
Hajrija
Hadžiomerović –
Muftić
Maša Žižek, Slovenia
Anja Gengo
Jasna Bakšić – Muftić
Ekaterina Paneva, Macedonia
Tijana Ljuboje
Anja Gengo
Despina Doneva, Macedonia
Anja Gengo
Adnan Džafić
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290.
2010.
291.
2010.
292.
2010.
293.
2010.
294.
2010.
295.
2010.
296.
2010.
297.
2010.
298.
2010.
299.
2010.
300.
2010.
301.
2010.
302.
2010.
303.
2010.
304.
2010.
305.
2010.
HEALTH, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY
RIGHTS
VOLUNTARISM, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
CELEBRATION OF NATIONAL AND
RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
CIVIL SOCIETY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
LOVE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY
RIGHTS
MULTICULTURALISM, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
POLITICAL PARTIES, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
GENDER EQUALITY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
FACEBOOK, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY
RIGHTS
CONSUMER SOCIETY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
ECOLOGY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY
RIGHTS
ROMA, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY
RIGHTS
GLOBALISM, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY
RIGHTS
EMPLOYMENT, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
MINORITY RIGHTS
FUTURE OF THE LITERATURE – HATE SPEECH
IN THE BOOKS AND ON THE INTERNET,
ART, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY
RIGHTS
Sandra Tipurić, Croatia
Anja Gengo
Tijana Ljuboje
Hanan Nanić, Croatia
Tijana Ljuboje
Sestra Magdalena
Schildknecht
Tijana Ljuboje, BiH
Anja Gengo
Fra Marko Oršolić
Nermana Zajmović, BiH
Tijana Ljuboje
Omir Tufo
Ajša Dizdarević, Serbia
Tijana Ljuboje
Anja Gengo
Amila Biševac, Serbia
Anja Gengo
Tijana Ljuboje
Peković Ivana, Montenegro
Tijana Ljuboje
Ena Mesihović
Petković Jelena, Montenegro
Tijana Ljuboje
Branka Inić
Nadina Balagić, BiH
Anja Gengo
Radovan Papović
Anja Gengo, BiH
Tijana Ljuboje
Melika Husić
Zorana Mrđa, BiH
Tijana Ljuboje
Drago Bozja
Bojan Kovačević, BiH
Anja Gengo
Ramiz Sejdić
Anže Kotnik, Slovenia
Tijana Ljuboje
Fikret Čaušević
Anemarija Planšak Slovenia
Anja Gengo
Emir Kurtić
David Adesola Bankole, Croatia
Tijana Ljuboje
Nadina Balagić, Nenad
Veličković
Luka Ostojić, Croatia
Anja Gengo
Amra Bakšić-Čamo
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Centre of Cultivating Dialogue 1997 - 2013
PUBLIC DEBATES
Between 2008 and 2013, CCD organized 14 public debates on current issues in BiH. It was
an attempt to introduce an entirely new form of communication in BiH public scene. A
form in which people with different opinions appreciate each other and respect the power
of the argument. So far, 10 public debates in the field of juvenile delinquency have been
realized: „The Perpetrators and the Victims of Criminal Offenses are our Children – Stop
Juvenile Delinquency“. Debates were not mere chat rooms which do not produce new
conclusions, but argumentatative discussions which had an objective to materialize
specific recommendations, clarify all ambiguities and reach conclusions after the
discussions, which were forwarded to all relevant institutions, in order to produce positive
and concrete changes in the society based on these guidelines. At the same time, one of the
most important aspects of these debates was an attempt to „reconcile“ government and
NGO sector and open space for cooperation, and not blame. Only through joint
cooperation and communication of all relevant subjects it is possible to influence the
establishment of framework for solving important social issues.
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Since public debates were not mere chat rooms, after first in the series of public debates a
principle of monitoring of realized-promised activities in the field of solving the problem of
juvenile delinquency was established. The guiding idea was to hold publically accountable
government and NGO sector, on the basis of their promises given to the public, to give concrete,
precise and straightforward report on what has been done in the field of prevention of juvenile
delinquency. These were the first public debates in recent history of Sarajevo and BiH which
had an objective to establish cooperation between government, NGOs and citizens in solving
joint problems, and not deepening the gap between them. This objective Centre of Cultivating
Dialogue will continue to promote and realize in the future work. More than 1.500 guests from
government and NGO sector, educational institutions, international institutions, media… have
participated in public debates until 2013, an the greatest success of this activity is the Agreement
reached on May 28th 2010 with representatives of government institutions on all levels “Agreement on mutual continuous reporting with objective of establishing transparency of
work of all engaged sectors and open dialogue between them in solving the problem of juvenile
delinquency”.
In addition to public debates on juvenile delinquency, in 2008 a public debate on topic „For and
Against Introductiong of Religious Edication in Sarajevo Kindergartens“ was organized, with
participation of representatives of religious institutions in BiH: The Jewish Community in BiH,
Islamic Community in BiH, Diocese of Dabar-Bosnia, as well as: Ministry of Education of
Sarajevo Canton, Education and Pedagogy Institution, „Save the Children“, Gazi Husrevbegova Madrasa Sarajevo, Magazine „Dani“, Catholic School Center, representatives of Public
Institution „Children of Sarajevo“... This debate had an objective to open dialogue on another
very sensitive issue in BiH, but not with intent to create animosities between counterparts, but
reaching consensus on this issue.
On February 23rd 2010 CCD organized a first political public debate in BiH with High
Representative for BiH, Mr. Valentin Inzko and The Prime Minister of RS, Mr. Milorad Dodik.
The objective of this political debate under title „Open Dialogue in Open Society“ was to create
space where the members of academic community, politicians, journalists, representatives of
religious institutions, embassies in BiH, intelectuals and other holders of public opinion can lead
an open dialogue on currect issues in BiH society, respecting the principles of political debate
where others’ and different
opinions are respected and
street language, hate speech,
ethnic
and
ideological
intolerance are excluded.
During the time of growing
use of hate speech and street
language this debate had an
objective to create a new
model of public communication in which there is enough
space for all actors in public
and political life.
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In October 2011 in cooperation with Gazi
Husrev-begova Madrasa Sarajevo, and with
support of MDG Achievement Fund a public
debate under title: „The Culture of Dialogue and
Debate in BiH are the greatest Guarantee for
Establishing Lasting Peace in BiH Society“ was
realized. Special emphasis in the debate was put
on the role of young people in contribution to
establisment of debate and culture of dialogue in
public space. Public debate on importance of
culture of dialogue illuminated all aspects of
critical thinking in public space. At the end of debate conclusions and recommendations for
further work in establishing debate in all spheres of public life were given, and they were
presented to the participants and the media.
In May 2012 in cooperation with Gimnasium
„Vaso Pelagić“ from Brčko and with support of
the British Government, a public debate under
title: „Welcoming the Olympic and Paralympic
Games in London“ was held. British
Ambassador, His Excellency Mr. Nigel Casey
stressed the importance of olympic and
paralympic games during his welcome speech,
the peace aspect of the games and the
importance of such debates for BiH society.
During his speech, he emphasised the
friendly ties between Sarajevo and
London, not only as olympic cities, but
as cities which had good cooperation
through history. During the Public
debate, debaters from Gymnasium
„Vaso Pelagić“ Brčko represented their
research on topic „Paralympics – Equal
Chances for All or Suffering“, stating the
positive and negative aspects of
Paralympic
games,
stressing
the
importance of education of citizens and
enabling equal chances for success to all citizens.
Citizens present during discussion emphasised
the importance of organizing such events so that
BiH society would become sensitized for rights
and needs of disabled persons. Representatives of
association of disabled persons also participated
in the debate and sent an appeal to BiH public to
observe them as healthy persons with certain
physical limitations, but not as incompetent.
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PUBLICATIONS
Centre of Cultivating Dialogue published 31 publication so far – 16 books and 15
almanacs:
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...
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„Debate News“ is a montly informant which Centre of Cultivating
Dialogue issues continuously since its founding in 1997. Debate News in
humorous and interesting way brings all current information on CCD's
activities and the information from international and world debate scene.
Within the project „Provide a Good Reason for Ex YU Countries in the EU“
supported by European Commission - office in Brussels, Centre of
Cultivating Dialogue issued a special edition of „Debate News“, devoted to the minority
rights in BiH and countries in the Region. Uniqueness of these Debate News were
numerous articles written by young people from Western Balkan countries in their native
languages, and the current information on minorities in these countries. You can see its
content on offical website of Centre of Cultivating Dialogue – www.ckdbih.com.
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CCD'S REFERENCE LIST
N
o.
Time
frame
Before you, dear readers, is a timeline through projects
and donors with whom CCD worked and cooperated
for 15 years of its existence and who gave their trust to
CCD.
Project
Aims of the project
Cost
Sponsor
Contact person
for sponsor
220,000
$
OSI NY
Noel Selegzi
-
UNICEF,
UNESCO,
FTV
Maja Anzulović,
Erna Ribar
746.135
BAM
OSF B&H
OSI NY
Dženana Trbić
Noel Selegzi
30,705
BAM
UNICEF
Erna Ribar
30 445
KM
Program for
female
issues
Nada Sofronić
Ler i
Dženana Trbić
2001.
32 000
USD
2002.
44
186,80
KM
2003.
77
666,89
KM
2004.
22
881,20
KM
2005.
7000
KM
FOD BiH
Dženana Trbić
1.
1997 – 1999
Introducing debate
into the educational
system in B&H
Democratization of the
educational system in B&H.
Introducing debate as a model
for communication in the
educational and public spheres
in B&H. Establishing dialogue
between young people across
the territory of B&H and
combating ethnic prejudice.
2.
1998 – 2000
TV debates “Pro
and Cons”
Establishing formal concept of
arguing in B/H
3.
2000 – 2004
Development of
debate in the
educational system
in B&H
4.
June 2000 –
January
2001
Debates on
children's rights
2001
„Being a boy –
being a
girl“
5.
6.
2001 - 2005
„Reform of
highschool
education in Tuzla
Canton
Expanding the debate program
by introducing debates in
schools which involves the
change in methodology,
incorporating debate in
classrooms as a vital tool for
gaining knowledge and
developing consciousness of
civic duties.
Realize a link between young
generations in B&H through
education, discussions and the
culture of dialogue.
Rising awareness in higschool
students
about playing roles of the
opposite sex
Spreading debate program by
introducing debate in the
schools which
means reform of the teaching
methods.
This reform means that debate
becomes important instrument
in
adopting knowledge and
understanding
civic political awareness.
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7.
July 2001 –
December
2002
Using discussions
to protect human
rights
8.
June 2003 –
December
2004
Human rights in
schools and local
community –
Advocacy through
debate
9.
April 2003
„Youth meeting"
10.
January –
December
2003
"Advocacy through
Debate"
11.
August
2004
Connect the youth from the
entire B&H, fight prejudice,
educate to tolerate, nurture a
feeling of unity, make the
educational system more
democratic.
Introduce a democratic model of
thinking and decision making
together with education on
human rights in B&H by
strengthening the development
of the culture of dialogue.
Provide education on debate and
public speech in Bosnian schools
and research the key issues the
target group identified in
schools and local community.
Workshops for students on the
importance of debate and
culture of dialogue, promoting
the parliamentary debate format.
70,469
BAM
UNICEF
Erna Ribar
39,623 €
European
Commissio
n
Office in
BiH
Gordana
Šuvalija
10,000 $
IDEA and
EC
Marcin Zaleski
Promoting non-violent dialogue.
9,748 $
OSI and
SEEYLI
Sana Munasifi
State debate
competition
Connect and create multiethnic
school debate teams across B&H.
2,000
BAM
Nansen
Dialogue
Center
Nebojša Šavija
TV debates
"Provide a Good
Reason"
Combat prejudice on the
existence of so-called forbidden
topics and the supposed lack of
experience and knowledge in
youth to debate on the problems
which concern them. Developing
critical thinking and democratic
decision making, contributing to
the development of civil society
through debate with young
people as participants.
86,860
BAM
Swiss Office
for
Developme
nt and
Cooperation
(SDC) and
IBHI
Mersiha
Čaušević
Žarko Papić
63.372
BAM
OSF BiH
13.350
BAM
OSF BiH/
OSI NY
Dženana Trbić
Noel Selegzi
7.300
BAM
OSF BiH
Dženana Trbić
12.
July 2004 –
December
2005
13.
January –
December
2005
CORE funds
Developing of critical thinking
and debate skills
14.
January –
December
2005
EMF/Network
funds
Additional funds for other CCD
approved project
15.
June –
December
2005
„High school help
build civil society
in local
communities”
Democratization of educational
system in BiH. Introducing
debate as a model of
communication in educational
and public BiH space.
Establishing dialogue between
youth in whole BiH and
breaking ethno-national
prejudices.
Dženana Trbić
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June –
September
2005
«Small Grants
program»
July 2005
Public speech
trainings
July 2005
World debate
championship
(Youth Forum)
19.
December
2005
Workshops for
students and
teachers of high
schools in
Herzegovina
20.
December
2005 –
February
2006
State debate
competition
„Debate without
borders“
21.
December
2005
Word is stronger
than drugs
16.
17.
18.
22.
23.
24.
January –
December
2006
January –
December
2006
January –
December
2006
The project of intercity club visits –
this form of activity is a
prerequisite to bringing the process
of constructing the civil society to
smaller towns and marginalized
groups, which include not only
schools, but entire communities. A
pilot for setting up future
possibility of educating the people
through informal forms of
education made possible by
debate.
5 workshops dealing with
speech backed by arguments
and debate meant for the
recipients of the Foundation
stipend. The aim of the
workshops is to build on the
existing oral skills and teach the
culture of dialogue.
Participation of BIH
representatives in World debate
championship (Youth Forum)
The expansion of the debate
program by introducing debate
in the Herzegovinian high
schools. The aim is to familiarize
the participants with the
possibilities the debate can offer
and incite interest in this form of
extracurricular activity.
Build connections and create
multiethnic school debate clubs
in the whole of B&H using
English as a common language.
The selection of Bosnian
representatives at World Debate
Championship 2006 in Romania.
To raise awareness about
harmfulness of drugs among
youth
7,780
BAM
World Bank
Srećko Latal
Directly
funded
Heinrich
Böll
Foundation
Sarajevo
Mirela Ginter
Đečević
7.000
BAM
Brčko District
Government
Mirsad Đapo
20,000
BAM
OSCE
Mostar and
Nansen
Dialogue
Center
Mostar
Nebojša Šavija
84,723
BAM
UK
Embassy
Amra Salkić
Dalila Zvizdić
Sabina Đapo
3000
BAM
Municipalit
y Novo
Sarajevo
Damir Hadžić
Rada Lukić
CORE funds
and debate skills
46.770,0
0 BAM
OSF BiH
Dženana Trbić
EMF/Network
funds
approved project
69.881
BAM
OSF BiH/
OSI NY
Dženana Trbić
Noel Selegzi
Project of TV
debates entitled
„Youth activism
through TV debates
– „Provide a Good
Reason“
Empower the youth from all
parts of B&H by providing them
with specific skills in problem
recognition, project writing and
the presentation and discussion
about their project proposals in
the series of public TV debates.
77,559
BAM
Swiss Office for
Cooperation
and
Development
and
Independent
Bureau for
Humanitarian
Issues Sarajevo
Mersiha
Čaušević
Žarko Papić
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25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
«Building civil
society through the
involvement of
high school
students in the
elections»
10 TV debates on key youth
issues previously researched in
the reports of NGOs and
political platforms from 2002.
52,360 $
April –
December
2006
«Word Against
Segregation»
Organizing intercity workshops
for debate clubs – the fight
against segregation in
educational institutions in local
communities, strengthening
cooperation and improving
educational activities, improving
the skills of high school students
to enable them to work with
their peers in neighboring
communities and municipalities,
solving the problems
experienced when faced with
coexistence and building useful
conflict resolution skills.
July 2006
World debate
championship
(Youth Forum)
May –
December
2006
November
2006 –
October
2007
January –
December
2007
January –
December
2007
March 2007
March 2007
– February
2008
Center for
Civil
Initiatives
and USAID
Zlatan
Ohranović
Irma
Harambašić
8,237
BAM
UNDP
Amra
Kapetanović –
Seers
Participation of BIH
representatives in World debate
championship (Youth Forum)
8.000
BAM
Brčko
District
Governmen
t
Mirsad Đapo
Building the new
educational system
by discovering
debate
Introduce debate into the official
yearly curriculum in Bosnian
schools by lobbying the relevant
governmental institutions. The
selection and the preparation of
the team to represent B&H at
World debate Championship
2007 in Czech Republic.
38,841 £
UK
Embassy
Sabina Đapo
CORE funds
and debate skills
53.774
BAM
OSF BiH
Dženana Trbić
11.450
BAM
OSF BiH/
OSI NY
Dženana Trbić
Noel Selegzi
1,500
BAM
Municipalit
y of Centar
Sarajevo
Zakira Šero
56,946
BAM
Swiss Office
for
Cooperation
and
Developme
nt and
Independen
t Bureau for
Humanitari
an Issues
Sarajevo
Mersiha
Čaušević
Dženan Trbić
EMF/Network
funds
approved project
Provide a Good
Reason for the
Culture and
Education of Youth
in B&H
2 TV debates on current issues
facing the youth. The
participants were high school
students, who were also the
target group.
Project of TV
debates "The Voice
of Youth through
Debates"
Train the youth from all parts of
B&H in the skills of presentation
and discussion on the issues
relevant to the youth by
producing a series of TV
debates. The footage was
planned to be used as an
educational tool for the coming
generations of debaters and
trainers.
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33.
34.
July 2007 –
May 2008
The project of TV
debates “We Want
to Be Heard”
Create an environment of
tolerance and peaceful
communication between the
youth and the government in
B&H to solve the problems
specific to youth in B&H.
May 2007 –
May 2008
The project of TV
debates „The Voice
of the Youth in the
Partnership for
Peace through
Debates“
Educate the youth and the
public in B&H on the basic
concepts and significance of the
Partnership for peace and NATO
membership.
23,997 $
US Embassy
Irma
Harambašić
TV debates on
youth policies
Train the youth coming from all
regions of B&H in the skills of
presentation and discussion on
the topics of youth issues
through TV debate entitled „The
Youth is Responsible for the
Creation of Youth Policies“.
5,000
BAM
CISP Italy
Haris Sahačić
15,000
BAM
12,707 $
World bank
and Nokia
Srećko Latal
35.
May – June
2007
36.
July –
September
2007
“Provide a Good
Reason”
TV debates within the
framework of the „The Days of
European Legacy“ project.
37.
July –
September
2007
“Debate for a Better
Tomorrow”
Public debates in high schools all
over B&H.
6,000
BAM
March 2007
–
September
2008
The project of TV
of Youth through
Debates“
Empowering the youth by
debate with special attention
paid to the problems affecting
the youth at the local and
regional level and globally, the
relationship of youth and the
government with the youth as
direct participants of public
discussions (the students as
initiators of change, not only its
subjects).
13.800 €
November
2007
The project of
commemorating
the 10th
anniversary of CCD
Presenting the achievements of
CCD.
Regional TV
of Youth through
Debates“
Develop solidarity and promote
tolerance among the youth in
line with the adoption of social
cohesion through the promotion
of the young people as active
citizens with the emphasis on
the EU standards.
19,565 $
BTD Balkan
Trust
Democracy
Ivan Vejvoda
CORE funds
and debate skills
46.883,0
0 BAM
OSF BiH
Dženana Trbić
EMF/Network
funds
approved project
19.972
BAM
OSF BiH/
OSI NY
Dženana Trbić
Noel Selegzi
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
November
2007 –
November
2008
January –
December
2008
January –
December
2008
23,550
BAM
6,850
BAM
Federal
ministry of
Culture and
Sport
Federal
ministry of
Culture and
Sprot
Hungarian
Embassy
State and
public
institutions
Private
enterprises
Gavrilo
Grahovac
Meliha Alić
Csaba
Felegyhazi
-
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43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
September
– July 2008
May –
November
2008
July 2008 –
July 2009
July 2008 –
July 2009
March 2008
– October
2008
January –
December
2009
January –
December
2009
January –
June 2009
June 2009 –
December
2011
IDEA YOUTH
FORUM 2009
World debate competition 2009
138.369
BAM
OSI NY
Noel Selegzi
The project of TV
debates „Youth in
Region and
European Union“
Empowering the youth through
debate with additional attention
paid to pressing problems of the
youth at the local, regional and
global level, the relationship
between the youth and the
government with the young
people directly involved in the
public discussions (the students
as the initiators of change, not
merely its subjects).
4,127 €
Embassy of
Slovakia
Samra Komlija
State competitions
project
Introduce debate to the official
school curriculum in B&H by
lobbying the relevant
authorities. The selection and
preparation of the team to
represent B&H at World Debate
Championship in B&H.
„Bosnia Open
Competition“
Promotion of English within the
framework of an international
debate competition, encouraging
high school students to
communicate to their peers from
B&H and the region.
The project of TV
debates "The Voice
of Youth through
Debate"
Develop solidarity and promote
tolerance among the youth in
line with the adoption of social
cohesion through the promotion
of the young people as active
citizens with the emphasis on
the EU standards.
CORE funds
6,000
BAM
30,377
BAM
1,000
BAM
Governmen
t of Canton
Bosanskopodrinjski
and the
Ministry of
Education
and science
of Sarajevo
Canton
Ministry of
Civil
Affairs,
Swiss
Embassy,
City of
Sarajevo
Private
firms
Safet Kešo
Mirjana Nikolić,
Haris Lokvančić,
Ramiz Kadić
-
39,706
BAM
Swiss Office
for
Cooperation
and
Developme
nt and IBHI
Mersiha
Čaušević
Žarko Papić
and debate skills
48.800
BAM
OSF BiH
Dženana Trbić
EMF/Network
funds
approved project
29.400
BAM
OSF BiH/
OSI NY
Dženana Trbić
Noel Selegzi
„Youth and
Transitional
Justice“
Holding public debates, intercity
club meetings and state debate
festival in B&H on the topics of
transitional justice, reconciliation
and facing the past.
27,989
BAM
UNDP
Sarajevo
Nela Porobić
„Provide a Good
Reason for Ex YU
Countries in the
EU“
The project of regional cooperation
of ex-Yugoslav republics through
the implementation of TV debates,
seminars and competitions, with
special emphasis given to the
minority rights in the countries of
Western Balkans.
258,550
€
European
Commission
Office in
Bruxelles
Suzan Arslan
55
Bring together the youth from all
State and
88.600
over the world by helping them
public
BAM
test their existing debating skills
institutions
and learn new ones, all the while
overcoming their ethnic, racial,
religious and language barriers
and prejudice and building a
Private
cultural bridge between the
14.200
enterprises
youth of the world by acquiring
BAM
the skills of critical thinking,
non-violent communication,
verbal skills and the culture of
dialogue.
Give power to the efforts of
Friedrich
Directly
women and present the public
Ebert
Sunita Hasagić
funded
with women’s professions.
Foundation
The project of public debates and
intercity club visits with the aim
CPCD, Olof
of raising awareness of the
4,976
Palme,
Omir Tufo
significance of being involved in
BAM
SIDA
decision making processes in
local communities.
The project of regional
cooperation of ex-Yugoslav
republics through the
implementation of TV debates,
52,780
OSI NY
Noel Selegzi
BAM
minority rights in the countries
of Western Balkans.
6 TV debates in the aftermath of
the World Debate
Championship. The aim was to
present B&H as a European
country, promote its interests
and enhance its reputation in the
8,000
Ministry of
Region, develop a dialogue
Mirjana Nikolić
BAM
Civil Affairs
between the youth in line with
the adoption of social cohesion
by promoting young people as
active citizens, strengthen
mutual understanding between
the youth of the region.
Promote the significance of water
7,142 €
OSCE
Sana Heikinnen
resources protection, water being
Agency for
the most important natural resource
the drainage
in B&H, engage student by the
2,000
basin of the
means of debate on the possible
BAM
Sava
Rivercourses of action to preserve water
Sarajevo
quality in B&H.
52.
July –
August
2009
“World Debate
Competition in
B&H 2009”
53.
August –
September
2009
Networking of
female politicians
at the local level
54.
September
–
December
2009
Building efficient
community
management
through civic
activism
55.
December
2009 –
December
2011
EMF EC „Provide a
Good Reason for Ex
YU Countries in the
EU“
56.
June –
December
2009
„Through Debate
to a European
B&H“
57.
September
2009 –
April 2010
“Learning and
Cooperation
between Schools on
Topic of the
Protection of Water
Resources“
58.
January –
December
2010
CORE funds
and debate skills
50.093,0
0 BAM
OSF BiH
Dženana Trbić
59.
February –
December
2010
„Debate –
Tolerance – EU“
Fostering European Integration
by developing tolerance between
high school students
participating in joint activities in
local communities.
17,454 €
Hungarian
Embassy
Csaba
Felegyhazi
56
60.
March 2010
– Today
Justice network
B&H
61.
March 2010
– March
2011
Members of the
executive board of
NGO Council
62.
March 2010
- Today
Members of NGO
Council
63.
64.
65.
Members of the network of civil
organizations in the field of
justice. The aims were to
exchange experience and ideas
in an effort to reform the judicial
system. The network is
financially supported by USAID.
NGO Council is a network of
Bosnian and international NGOs
working towards the
stabilization and development of
B&H. It implements programs in
the fields of reconstruction,
return of the displaced
population, economic
reintegration, justice, human
rights and the development of
civil society
NGO Council is a network of
Bosnian and international NGOs
working towards the
stabilization and development of
B&H. It implements programs in
the fields of reconstruction,
return of the displaced
population, economic
reintegration, justice, human
rights and the development of
civil society
Making possible the exchange of
experiences and establishing
dialogue between different parties
in fight against juvenile
delinquency; provide the target
group with information on the
procedures of treating juvenile
offenders, promoting cooperation
and coordination between all the
involved parties in effort to create a
unified strategy in fight against
juvenile delinquency
in kind
USAID
Elmerina
Ahmetaj Hrelja
Volunte
ering
NGO
Council
Goran Bubalo
Volunte
ering
NGO
Council
Goran Bubalo
10,238 €
TACSO
(Tehnical
Assistance
for Civil
Society
Organizatio
ns)
Office in
B&H
Slavica
Drašković
August –
December
2010
The Realization of
Potential of Young
People in B&H
through Building
their Advocacy
Capacity
Upgrading and strengthening of
active civil participation and
inclusion of young people in social
changes in local communities
through education of youth about
public advocacy techniques and
through positive experiences and
examples of good practice with aim
to achieve positive changes in B&H
society and solving youth problems.
4.990
BAM
CPCD &
SIDA
Omir Tufo
November
2010
„State debate
competition –
Debate Festival“
State debate competition and
selection and preparation of the
team to represent B&H at World
Debate Championship in Turkey
2011
2.000£
UK
Embassy
Sabina Đapo
May - June
2010
„Prevention Circle“
57
November
2010 –
November
2011
EMF EC „Provide a
Good Reason for Ex
YU Countries in the
EU“
of Western Balkans
January
2011 –
January
2012
Developing culture
of dialogue in
marginalized
groups- YOUTH, in
local communities
for democratic
development of
B&H society
Creating society with
conscientious citizens ready to
actively participate in solving
the problems in their local
communities
68.
March –
November
2011
“Development of
Culture of Dialogue
in young People in
local Communities
for democratic
Development of
B&H Society”
69.
February –
December
2011
"Meet the Debate the Benefits of
Argumentative
Discussion and
Critical Thinking"
70.
June 2011
"Agreement
between the City of
Sarajevo and civil
society
organizations of the
City of Sarajevo"
71.
June –
December
2011
EMF EC „Provide a
Good Reason for Ex
YU Countries in the
EU“
June –
December
2011
EMF EC „Provide a
Good Reason for Ex
YU Countries in the
EU“
66.
67.
72.
Raising awareness of citizens in
democratic society about the
importance of inclusion in
decision making process in local
communities exclusively
through debate, development of
culture of dialogue and debate in
general in B&H society
Stimulating the development of
a culture of dialogue, enabling
young people and all those
interested to become bearers of
positive changes, primarily in
the educational system in order
to promote democratic model of
communication and decision
making.
Agreement on cooperation in
order to on the basis of common
values pursued by the NGO and
public sector, establish a clear,
efficient and transparent
procedure for mutual
cooperation and partnership.
of Western Balkans
of Western Balkans
12.350 $
BTD The
Balkan
Trust for
Democracy
Ivan Vejvoda
25.460
BAM
OSI NY
Noel Selegzi
6.944 $
MDG
Achievemen
t Fund
Nedžada
Faginović
2.000
BAM
Municipality
of Centar
Sarajevo
Zakira Šero
City of
Sarajevo
Nermina
Suljević
2.000
BAM
Ministry of
Culture and
Sport of
Sarajevo
Canton
Ivica Šarić
2.000
BAM
Ministry of
Family,
Youth and
Sport of
Republic of
Srpska
Nada Tešanović
58
73.
November
–
December
2011
Tourism
Popularization
among young
people in Sarajevo
Canton
74.
November
–
December
2011
EMF EC „Provide a
Good Reason for Ex
YU Countries in the
EU“
75.
November
–
December
2011
Support for
developing Debate
program in B&H
76.
November
–
December
2011
EMF EC „Provide a
Good Reason for Ex
YU Countries in the
EU“
February –
July 2012
„Victims and
Perpetrators of
Criminal Offences
are our Children –
Stop Juvenile
Delinquency“
77.
Educating young people in order
to present the tourism potential
of Sarajevo Canton, to encourage
creativity of young people to
promote cultural and historical
attractions of Sarajevo, to
connect young people from the
Western Balkans with young
people from B&H in the capital
of B&H, to encourage public
debate on topic of the position of
tourism in Sarajevo Canton, to
increase the quality of tourism
promotional materials in
innovative manner.
The project of regional cooperation
of ex-Yugoslav republics through
the implementation of TV debates,
minority rights in the countries of
Western Balkans
Democratization of the
educational system in B&H.
Introducing debate as a model
for communication in the
educational and public spheres
in B&H. Establishing dialogue
between young people across
the territory of B&H and
combating ethnic prejudice.
of Western Balkans
Strengthening the role of civil
society in BiH in decision
making processes and
implementation of juvenile
delinquency prevention politics
and protection of juveniles in
conflict with law; Contribution
to the development of structures
for the reception of juveniles in
conflict with the law before and
after court proceedings;
Advocating for the adoption of
necessary legislation;
Advocating for changing the
existing inadequate legislation;
Advocating the adoption of new
Strategy for the Prevention of
Juvenile Delinquency in BiH.
2.000
BAM
Ministry of
Economy of
Sarajevo
Canton
Rusmir Sendić
5.000
BAM
City of
Sarajevo
Alija Behmen
22.000
BAM
Avaz d.o.o.
Fahrudin
Radončić
4.000
BAM
Ministry of
Education
and Science
FBiH
Damir Mašić
3.458,53
BAM
Municipality
Novo
Sarajevo,
Sarajevo
Nedžad Koldžo
59
March –
November
2012
Learn more about
HIV Through
Debate
79.
May –
December
2012
Victims and
Perpetrators of
Criminal Offences
Stop Juvenile
Delinquency
80.
May 2012
Paralympics –
equal chances for
all or suffering?
81.
September
–
December
2012
„Youth Speaks to
Those Who Decide“
78.
Raising awareness of youth on
importance of informing on HIV,
sexual and reproductive health,
methods of HIV prevention and
breaking prejudices against
infected people; Education of
students, teachers, parents and
total local community on HIV
through direct engagement of
youth; Peer education and
mutual communication of youth
34.630
in spreading information on
UNDP
Vedad Pinjo
EUR
HIV; Encouraging youth to do
different activities in schools
with goal to better inform and
spread information about the
HIV problem; Education of
youth for research and
advocating for solving problems
which they identify; Decrease
stigma and discrimination
towards persons with HIV
infection risk.
society in BiH in decision making
processes and implementation of
juvenile delinquency prevention
politics and protection of juveniles
in conflict with law; Contribution
to the development of structures
for the reception of juveniles in
1.000
Municipalit
conflict with the law before and
Senaid Memic
BAM
y of Ilidža
after court proceedings;
Advocating for the adoption of
necessary legislation; Advocating
for changing the existing
inadequate legislation; Advocating
the adoption of new Strategy for
the Prevention of Juvenile
Delinquency in BiH.
To raise awareness and
knowledge of the public,
British
especially youth, about the
2.000 £
Sabina Djapo
Embassy
Paralympics and the message it
sends.
To improve systematic cooperation
of youth with schools, Education
Pedagogical Institute of Canton of
Sarajevo and Ministry of Science
and Education through mutual
Assembly of
activities; To motivate youth to
Canton of
2.750
Branislav
take more active role in finding
Sarajevo –
BAM
Crnogorac
solutions for their educational
Youth
problems; To improve awareness
Commission
of youth about the necessity of
cooperation with government
institutions in order to find
solutions for recognized problems
60
82.
83.
August –
December
2012
November
–
December
2012
„The Victims and
the Perpetrators of
Criminal Offences
Stop Juvenile
Delinquency: in
local communities“
„Academy and
Online Campaign
of all participants
against hate
speech”
Strengthening the role of civil society in
BiH in decision making processes and
implementation of juvenile
delinquency prevention politics and
protection of juveniles in conflict with
law; Sensitizing citizens of B&H,
especially youth (ages 15 – 25) about
solving the problem of juvenile
delinquency and raising awareness on
state level about protection of juvenile
delinquents’ human rights;
Strengthening capacities of youth for
direct participation in the decision
making process through advocacy,
lobbying and raising awareness in local
communities
Sensitizing youth for recognizing and
overcoming hate speech on the internet
and other means of communication;
Goals: To educate youth on basic
democratic principles of freedom of
speech and its misuse; To engage youth
in creating realistic plans for
overcoming online hate speech; To
develop flexible curriculum for threeday-Academy, combining special
contents with training and
methodology; To develop and support
innovative and user friendly
communication tools and cooperation
for youth in BiH – focusing on
facilitation of dialogue, debate,
exchange of ideas and building bridges
for cooperation and joint youth
initiatives against hate speech.
11.609,8
2 BAM
MOZAIK
5.500
EUR
European
Youth
Foundation
2.500
BAM
2.000
BAM
84.
November
2012 – June
2013
Celebration of
CCD’s 15th
anniversary:
Debate in BiH – 15
years later – An
Illusion or realistic
Choice for BiH on
Path to EU
To promote and support debate,
strenghtening students and
actors in local communities as a
whole to successfully promote
mutual understanding and basic
democratic principles,
supporting at the same time
discussion on all levels with
special emphasis on university
and high-school students.
5.000
BAM
5.000
BAM
2.000
BAM
3.000
in kind
Ministry of
Culture and
Sport of FBIH
Sarajevo
Canton
Assembly
Ministry of
Culture and
Sport of
Sarajevo
Canton
City of
Sarajevo
Municipality
Center
BH Telecom
AVC d.o.o.,
Bosna Bank
International,
Business
Center
UNITIC
Dance club
„Romantik“,
Florist
„Palma“, Facit
d.o.o. IBES
d.o.o.,
Merkur
Vesna Bajšanski
- Agić
Jean-Claude
Lazaro
Salmir Kaplan
Mirjana Malić
Dubravko
Lovrenović
Alija Behmen
Dževad Bećirević
Kadrija Hodžić
-
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85.
March –
September
2013
Debate and Culture
of Dialogue in BiH
– 15 years later –
Illusion or real
Choice on BiH’s
path to European
Integration
86.
September
– October
2013
Debate – The
Knowledge Tool
87.
September
–
December
2013
„The Victims and
the Perpetrators of
Criminal Offences
Stop Juvenile
Delinquency“
88.
January –
December
2013
IdebateEurope
To promote and support debate,
strenghtening students and
actors in local communities as a
whole to successfully promote
mutual understanding and basic 13,718.7
FOSI
Maryanne Olson
democratic principles,
2$
supporting at the same time
discussion on all levels with
special emphasis on university
and high-school students.
Empower youth from
Municipality of Ilidža through
activities of non-formal
education; Develop skills of
critical thinking, communication
and rhetoric; Point out the
advantages of youth associations
regarding non-formal
educational activities, the
972,88
Municipality
Senaid Memić
benefits of the development of
KM
of Ilidža
international cooperation and
collaboration through the
available online services and
social networks; Offer youth
alternative facilities for leisure;
Provide youth competitive
advantage in the labor market in
comparison with their peers.
society in BiH in decision
making processes and
4000,00 Municipality
Dževad
implementing policies of
BAM
Center
Bećirević
juvenile delinquency prevention,
as well as protecting minors in
conflict with the law.
Giving citizens the opportunity
to interact and participate in
constructing an ever closer
Europe, which is
democratic and world-oriented,
united in and enriched through
its cultural diversity, thus
developing citizenship
of the European Union;
Enhancing tolerance and mutual
European
understanding between
Commission,
5775,00
Yvonne
European citizens respecting and
Europe for
EUR
Heselmans
promoting cultural
Citizens
and linguistic diversity, while
Program
contributing to intercultural
dialogue; Fostering action,
debate and reflection related to
European citizenship and
democracy, shared values,
common history and culture
through cooperation within civil
society organisations at
European level.
62
89.
90.
September
–
December
2013
September
2013 - June
2014
Youth Want to
Speak – Give them
a Chance!
The Power of the
Argument rather
than the Argument
of Power
Encourage the development of
culture of dialogue, enabling youth
and all interested parties to become
agents of positive change primarily
in the education system, in order to
promote democratic model of
communication and decisionmaking; Stimulate interactive
teaching methods in schools;
Improve the system of youth
cooperation with schools,
municipality representatives,
Educational-pedagogical Institute of
Sarajevo Canton and Ministry of
Education, Science and Youth of
Sarajevo Canton through joint
activities; Motivate young people to
take a more active role in solving
problems which they face during
their education; Increase youth's
awareness on the necessity of
cooperation with governmental
institutions to find solutions to
identified problems; Promote
creativity, youth activities and the
development of critical thinking,
creating a generation of socially
conscious citizens;
Educate youth about democracy,
tolerance, volunteerism, youth
activism in local communities,
gender equality.
To empower youth from all over
BiH to become active participants in
the fight against violence through
various activities of non-formal
education; To educate youth from 30
schools across BiH about the causes
and types of violence among youth;
To educate youth from 30 schools
across BiH on ways of peaceful
conflict resolution and prevention of
violence through activities in
schools and free online activities; To
educate teachers from 30 schools
across BiH in the field of violence
prevention, thus contributing to the
effect of multiplying the project
results to the next generation and
expanding the number of direct and
indirect beneficiaries of the project
activities; To connect youth from
across BiH in one significant joint
campaign against violence, through
which they will in the best way raise
awareness among their peers and
other relevant actors in the society
about the importance of this
problems and ways to overcome it;
To publish methodology and project
results and make them available to
all those who have an interest in the
fight against violence
1500,00
BAM
Municipality
Center
Dževad
Bećirević
18.778 €
Kinderpostze
gels voor
kinderen
door
kinderen and
IN
Foundation –
Foundation
for
improvement
of social
inclusion of
children and
youth in BiH
Branka Ivanović
63
Debate clubs in period 1997 – 2013
The list before you is the greatest wealth of CCD. We grew up together, strengthened and
achieved successes. We became promoters of culture of dialogue together, and proved that
the idea based on joint cooperation of all parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina can last for 15
years and develop into a program recognizable for its work, not only in our country but in
the world.
Title of the institution
„Alija Nametak“
„Čengić Vila II“
„Grbavica 2“
„Hasan Kaimija“
„Isak Samokovlija“
„Mehmedbeg
Kapetanović Ljubušak“
„Musa Ćazim Ćatić“
„Nafija Sarajlić“
„Safvet-beg Bašagić“
„Silvije Strahimir
Kranjčević“
„Vladislav Skarić“
Centar za slušnu i
govornu rehabilitaciju
KŠC „Sv. Josip“ Osnovna škola
Osnovna škola Bijelo
Polje
Treća osnovna škola
Gimnazija
Građevinska škola
Medicinska škola
Srednjoškolski dom
Place
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
Coach
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Azerina Muminović
Almira Hodžić Gološ
Zuhra Kalauzović
Hidajet Hadžiavdić
Nevzeta Doljančić
Debate club
Period of
engagement in
the Debate
program
„Kolibri“
-
2011. – 2012.
2012. – 2013.
2005. – 2006.
2011. – 2012.
2011. – 2012.
Sarajevo
Mirsada Lukač
-
2011. – 2012.
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
Amela Tiro
Alena Barlov Siddi
Namir Ibrahimović
-
2011. – 2013.
2011. – 2012.
2011. – 2012.
Sarajevo
Azemina Hujdur
-
2011. – 2012.
Sarajevo
Inera Isović
-
2011. – 2012.
Sarajevo
Aida Šečić
-
2011. – 2012.
Sarajevo
Sanja Jurić
-
2011. – 2012.
Mostar
Amela Čosić
-
2007. – 2009.
-
2006. – 2007.
“Castra”
„Gimnazijalac“
„Gorgije“
2000. – 2008.
1999. – 2009.
2012. – 2013.
2007. – 2008.
2008. – 2009.
1999. – 2002.
2007. – 2008.
Brčko
Banja
Luka
Banja
Luka
Banja
Luka
Banja
Luka
Gimnazija
Bihać
Medicinska škola
Bihać
Bijeljina
Midhat Đedović
HIGH SCHOOLS
Zoran Pejašinović
Živka Kukrić
Branka Kukić
Igor Damjanović
Svjetlana Vujasin
Slavica Rakić – Klepić
“Puls”
Jadranka Knežević
-
Mehmedalija Lilić
Muharem Begić
Džanšah Agić
Senaid Haskić
Radosava Perić
Kristina Marković
Mladenka Perić
“Japodi”
“Peace”
“Trainsppoting”
2001. – 2002.
1998. – 2000.
1998. – 2000.
2007. – 2011.
2007. – 2009.
1999. – 2009.
2009. – 2012.
2012. – 2013.
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Srednja stručna škola
Opća gimnazija
Bijeljina –
Janja
Bosanska
Krupa
Gimnazija „Vaso
Pelagić“
Brčko
Poljoprivredno –
medicinska škola
Brčko
Srednja ekonomska
škola
Brčko
Brčko
Omladinski centar
„Desnek“
Breza
Opšta gimnazija
Bugojno
Bugojno
Bužim
Srednja škola
Čapljina
Čelić
Medicinska škola
Doboj
Opća gimnazija
Doboj
Istok
Donji
Vakuf
Drvar
Srednjoškolski centar
Foča
Srednja mješovita škola
“Zijah Dizdarević”
Boriša Jović
2009. – 2010.
Muhamed Halilović
2009. – 2012.
Slavojka Ribar
Abdulah Bećirović
Edin Ramić
Svjetlana Paunović
Branka Kukić
Amela Selimović Bašić
Abdulah Bećirović
Admir Kukuljević
Anica Dimitijević
Amela Šahović
Abdulah Bećirović
Lejla Bajraktarević
Nusreta Džinić
Amela Selimović
Senija Tošić
Borislav Subašić
Nejra Beganović
Dajana Cvjetković
Amila Hubić
Amna Haljeta
Edin Huskić
Sulvana Duraković
Ljiljana Vidić
Sandra Čilić
Nasiha Mulahalilović
Ljiljana Lazić
Milena Mitrović
Mira Mujkić
Haris Mujić
1999. – 2002.
2005. – 2008.
2008. – 2009.
2009. – 2010.
2010. – 2012.
2012- - 2013.
2006. – 2010.
2009. – 2012.
1999. – 2001.
2001. – 2002.
2008. – 2013.
2011. – 2013.
2007. – 2009.
2009. – 2010.
2010. – 2012.
2012. – 2013.
2005. – 2008.
2008. – 2010.
2010. – 2012.
2000. – 2006.
2007. – 2008.
2007. – 2008.
2000. – 2003.
2005. – 2006.
2002. – 2013.
2007. – 2008.
2009. – 2010.
2002. – 2005.
2006. – 2013.
„Sapienti sat“
“KontoKontra”
„Desnek“
„Gimbusi“
„Ekonomist“
„Quo vadis“
Azra Džananović
2007. – 2013.
Slavica Paunović
Dragica Ninković
Vasilija Vuković
„Carpe Diem“
Fojnica
Galib Borić
“Destijati”
1999. – 2008.
Gacko
Milijana Koprivica
Radovan Papović
-
2005. – 2009.
2009. – 2010.
Opšta gimnazija „Enver
Pozderović“
Goražde
Sanid Zirak
“Dialogos”
2000. – 2013.
Gornji
Vakuf
Amelina Jazvin
Nedžad Gudić
Gračanica
Azijada Jukan
„Demosten“
Gračanica
Gračanica
Mirsad Letić
Dinko Delić
-
2007. – 2008.
2007. – 2008.
2002. – 2005.
2006. – 2013.
2008. – 2011.
2000. – 2002.
Gradačac
Aida Sahačić
„Uniqus“
2002. – 2005.
Kamarić“
SOS KINDERDORF
Gimnazija „Mustafa
Novalić“
“Tesla”
2001. – 2002.
2000. – 2008.
2009. – 2010.
65
„Hasan Kikić“
Gimnazija
Gradačac
Gradiška
Gradiška
Hadžići
Ilijaš
Safet Kujović
Ljiljana Skenderović
Neven Rakić
Svjetlana Vidović
Ljiljana Šarenac
Amila Dupovac
Ozrenka Kapetanović
Edin Šuman
Ekrem Hamzić
„Provincijalac“
2002. – 2005.
-
2007. – 2008.
2007. – 2009.
2010. – 2011.
2010. – 2013.
2005. – 2008.
2008. – 2009.
2010. – 2012.
2009. – 2010.
2012. – 2013.
2011. – 2012.
2012. – 2013.
2001. – 2013.
2009. – 2012.
Dragana Kartal
Perzijsko-bosanski
koledž sa internatom
Gimnazija i srednja
stručna škola
SŠ „28. juni“
Ilijaš
Istočna
Ilidža
Istočno
Sarajevo
Jablanica
Srednja stručna škola
Kakanj
Kalesija
Kladanj
Konjic
Ekonomsko – hemijska
škola
Elektro – mašinska škola
-
2005. – 2006.
Edhem Čaušević
Fadil Lepara
Ajdin Taletović
Denisa Mušija
Amra Imamović
Rizo Hasanović
Ulfeta Imamović
Zahid Borić
Dušica Čukle
“Scream”
„SAS“
„Aurora“
“Audi et
Altera”
1998. – 2003.
1998. – 2004.
2006. – 2007.
2009. – 2011.
2012. – 2013.
2002. – 2011.
2002. – 2013.
1998. – 2004.
2006. – 2013.
Jablanica I
2005. – 2008.
Lukavac
Aldijana Saletović
Olja Milović
Aldijana Saletović
Mirela Čuvalo
Stanislava Terkeš
Mirela Jašarević
Advija Hajdarhodžić
Abdulah Bećirović
-
2003. – 2005.
2002. – 2004.
2005. – 2007.
2005. – 2009.
2005. – 2006.
2009. – 2010.
Ljubuški
Ljubuški
Maglaj
Izbjegličko naselje
Mihatovići
škola
Danijela Mrda
“Ekohel”
Gimnazija
Srednja strukovna škola
Gimnazija
Gimnazija „Fra Grga
Martić“
Karađoz-begova
medresa
Medicinska škola Mostar
Mješovita srednja
ekonomska škola
„Starter“
Miralem Džanić
Lukavac
Gimnazija
-
Lukavac
Gimnazija
„Jovan Cvijić“
Druga gimnazija
Alma Alibegović
Almir Jusufović
Snežana Čokić
Konstantina Mutić
„Cosa Nostra“
“A1 N1”
2000. – 2006.
Modriča
Dijana Stevanović
-
2005. – 2006.
Mostar
Mustafa Hodžić
Milada Orman
Branka Barać
Dragan Šimović
Anamarija Ivanković
-
2005. – 2010.
2005. – 2007.
2007. – 2008.
2000. – 2002.
2009. – 2011.
Mostar
Mostar
-
Mostar
Harisa Ćukle
2009. – 2013.
Mostar
Vesna Milavić
“Strangersi”
2001. – 2013.
Mostar
Vahid Dukaković
-
1999. – 2000.
Mostar
Ejla Mirica
Sonja Kovačić
Demond Đonko
„Otpisani“
2005. – 2006.
2006. – 2007.
2007. – 2013.
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Srednja građevinska
škola
Srednja mašinsko –
saobračajna škola
Srednja tekstilna i
poljoprivredna škola
Učiteljska škola –
Pedagoška gimnazija
Mostar
Anesa Peco
Mostar
Adna Smajkić – Humo
Adnan Žetica
Mostar
Amela Redžić
Mostar
Žibica Ihtijarević
United World College
Mostar
Katarina Krasulova
Edward Wan
„308. Slavna Brdska
Brigada“
Novi
Travnik
Enver Veletovac
Jasmina Ibrišimović
Gimnazija „Petar Kočić“
Novi Grad
Jelena Elčija
Sanja Kondić
2007. – 2011.
2010. – 2013.
Novi Grad
Sanja Mrđa
2011. – 2012.
Olovo
Sadik Vukas
2007. – 2008.
-
2009. – 2010.
2009. – 2010.
2007. – 2013.
2010. – 2013.
1999. – 2002.
2007. – 2008.
1999. – 2002.
-
1999. – 2000.
Srednja škola „Đuro
Radmanović“
„Musa Ćazim Ćatić“
Srednja škola „Fra
Martin Nedić“
Pale
Elektrotehnička škola
Prijedor
Medicinsko-tehnološka i
građevinska škola
Prijedor
Edina Zlatkić
Zlatko Nedić
Branka Malinić – Čugalj
Jelena Čirić
Daliborka Babić
Dušanka Marin
Fatima Kararić – Šipovac
Prijedor
Radenko Stijepić
Orašje
Prnjavor
Gimnazija
Prnjavor
Srednja škola
Srednja škola
Gimnazija „Hasan
Kikić“
Rogatica
Rudo
Sanski
Most
Sanski
Most
Centar za slijepu i
slabovidu djecu i
omladinu
CRS
Četvrta gimnazija
Nenad Ilić
Nada Prodanović
Milan Đukić
Tatjana Milijević
Jadranka Vidović
Slavica Suvajac
Mirjana Sarić
Branko Lalović
Tatomir Elez
Velid Selman
2011. – 2013.
-
2005. – 2007.
2007. – 2011.
2011. – 2013.
-
1999. – 2000.
2009. – 2010.
2010. – 2011.
“Dobra riječ”
„Tesla“
„A“
„B“
„Retor“
„Sana“
2000. – 2004.
2012. – 2013.
2005. – 2006.
2005. – 2006.
2006. – 2008.
2006. – 2008.
2009. – 2010.
2004. – 2008.
2008. – 2011.
2011. – 2012.
2009. – 2010.
2001. – 2002.
Samir Mehadžić
2009. – 2013.
Sapna
Mirnes Gušić
Mevludin Lupić
2007. – 2008.
2008. – 2013.
Sarajevo
Sedika Cerić
“Victoria”
2000. – 2013.
Sarajevo
Sarajevo
Ranko Milanović
Sedika Cerić
Sanja Vlaisavljević
Jasna Remeta
Duška Mijić-Dalač
Ermina Muratović
„D.C.I.“
1997. – 1998.
1999. – 2003.
1997. – 1999.
2000. – 2002.
1997. – 2013.
2010. – 2011.
Druga gimnazija
Sarajevo
Ekonomska škola
Sarajevo
“Logos”
“Dexeš”
67
Gazi Husrev-begova
medresa
Sarajevo
Gimnazija Dobrinja
Sarajevo
KŠC – Medicinska škola
Sarajevo
KŠC – Opća gimnazija
Mješovita srednja
saobraćajna škola
Srednja škola za tekstil,
kožu i dizajn
Sarajevo
Peta gimnazija
Sarajevo
Prva Bošnjačka
gimnazija
Prva gimnazija
škola
Srednja građevinskogeodetska škola
Srednja medicinska
škola
Srednja škola
primijenjenih umjetnosti
Srednja škola za
elektroenergetiku
Srednja škola za
medicinske sestre i
tehničare
Srednja zubotehnička
škola
Mirzet Hamzić
2009. – 2013.
Sarajevo
Vladimir Zubić
Mukadesa Mašić
Rasim Halilagić
Danijela Klepić
Svjetlana Pregernik
SnježanaSmoljo
Melisa Mekić
Azra Mrđa
Jasna Remeta
Alma Ahmethodžić
Dobrila Radivojević
Izeta Bihorac
Elvir Dugalić
Jelena Kalačanović
Izeta Bihorac
Izeta Bihorac
„Ogledalo”
Sarajevo
Ranko Milanović
“Mon Ami”
1997. – 2000.
Sarajevo
Ranka Katalinski
“Elektron”
2000. – 2008.
Sarajevo
Amra Baždar
2012. – 2013.
Sarajevo
Jasenka Muminović
Marija Knežević
2007. – 2008.
2009. – 2011.
Sarajevo
Zuhra Kalauzović
Sarajevo
Sanela Miroc
Mirela Mokrović
Sarajevo
Gordana Bajić
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Sarajevo
Šejla Delalić
Ljiljana Mučibabić
Sarajevo
Džemajlija Žigić
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Učiteljska škola i
gimnazija Obala
Sarajevo
Zlata Huseinović
Zuhra Kalauzović
Melika Brodović
Aida Muftić
Duška Mijić - Dalač
„Petar Kočić“
Srbac
Srebrenik
Srednja škola
Srednja škola „Nikola
Tesla“
Stolac
Sanela Aničić
Saša Kosar
Aida Mešić-Muminović
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Šamac
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Treća gimnazija
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Teočak
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Teslić
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KŠC Gimnazija
Mješovita srednja
tehnička škola
Centar srednjih škola
(EUTM)
Gimnazija
Srednja tehnička i
srednja stručna škola
SOS Kinderdof
Behram – begova
medresa
Halid Abdulahović
Željko Franjić
Slađana Trivunović
„Connection“
Tešanj
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Gimnazija “Meša
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Tuzla
Gimnazija „Ismet
Mujezinović“
Mješovita srednja
građevinsko geodetska
škola
Opća gimnazija „Sveti
Franjo“
Srednja ekonomska
škola
Srednja medicinska
škola
Turističko – ugostiteljska
škola
Opšta gimnazija
II srednja škola
Gimnazija Visoko
Tuzla
Tuzla
Tuzla
Tuzla
Tuzla
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Zoran Jozić
Jusuf Malić
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KŠC Gimnazija „Sveti
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stručna škola „Petar
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Žepće
Gimnazija
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Pravni fakultet
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Stefan Dragičević
Din Herdželaš
Žana Lepara
Marko Kovačević
Armin Ridžalović
Belma Ibrahimović/
Edita Gondžić
Dževad Sarač
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Fuad Avdagić
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Sanja Tepavčević
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Pravni fakultet
International Burch
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Sarajevo School of Science
and Technology
Istočno
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Bijeljina
Sarajevo
Nataša Andrić Tandir
Fakultet političkih nauka
Sarajevo
Centar za kulturu dijaloga
Sarajevo
Irma Borovina/Sarrah
Nurović
Minel Abaz i Ardanela
Ridžalović
Ema Kapetanović
Sarajevo
Denis Rudonja
Pravni fakultet
Filozofski fakultet
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Tuzla
Dinko Delić
Igor Pavlić
Jusuf Hasić
Sarajevo
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