The project “Building Lasting Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Investing in the Future” introduces an innovative, child- and youth-centered approach to teaching the history of the 1992–1995 war.
Explore moreThe Association Forgotten Children of War (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Alpha Group (Austria) invite actors and performers (m/f/x) with strong physical abilities and developed improvisation skills to apply for the reconstruction of the performance “IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER”.
Explore moreRepresentatives of the Association Forgotten Children of War held a meeting with the Minister of Justice, Administration and Local Self-Government of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton (HNC), Goran Karanović, Assistant Minister Jasmin Sultanić, and the Director of the Cantonal Institute for Free Legal Aid of the HNC, Aida Zerem. The meeting was also attended by Tajma Bešo from the Stolac Centre for Social Work.
Explore moreOn 28 November 2025, representatives of the Association Forgotten Children of War held a meeting with the Prime Minister of Sarajevo Canton, Nihad Uk, and Cabinet Representative Anita Polunić, with the aim of opening a dialogue on improving the rights of children born as a result of war and aligning cantonal regulations with the Federal Law on the Protection of Civilian War Victims.
Explore moreFrom 11 to 13 November 2025, Dr. Tatjana Takševa, a professor and researcher at Saint Mary’s University (Halifax), visited Sarajevo as part of a three-day program organized by the Association Forgotten Children of War.
Explore moreFrom October 26 to 29, 2025, a delegation of the Association Forgotten Children of War visited Pristina, Kosovo, as part of a study visit aimed at strengthening regional cooperation and developing an international advocacy network for children born of war.
Explore moreOn 21 and 22 October 2025, an international practitioners’ conference titled “Transformative Transitional Justice in Practice” was held in Berlin, organized by the Global Learning Hub for Transitional Justice and Reconciliation.
Explore moreOn October 6, 2025, a meeting was held in Tuzla between representatives of the Association Forgotten Children of War and representatives of the City Administration of Tuzla.
Explore moreOn September 19, 2025, a public discussion on war, memory, and healing was held at the Cultural Center in Mostar, bringing together local and international authors, experts, and activists dedicated to confronting Bosnia and Herzegovina’s past.
Explore moreOn September 17, 2025, representatives of the Association Forgotten Children of War held a meeting with representatives of the Ministry of Communal Economy, Infrastructure, Spatial Planning, Construction and Environmental Protection of Sarajevo Canton.
Explore moreOn September 8, 2025, the book “I Am Alen” was presented in Sarajevo at the Bosniak Cultural Center (BKC). The book is an autobiographical work by Alen Muhić, who was born as a result of wartime rape during the aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Explore moreOn 23 July 2025, representatives of the Association Forgotten Children of War held a meeting with the Minister of Labour, Social Policy and Return of Tuzla Canton in Tuzla.
Explore moreAs part of the commemoration of 50 years of Amnesty International’s work in Italy, the festival “Voci per la Libertà – Una canzone per Amnesty” was held in the city of Rovigo from July 14 to 20.
Explore moreOn July 9, 2025, the book promotion of “I Am Alen”, an autobiographical work by Alen Muhić, member and activist of the Association Forgotten Children of War, was held at the Goražde Cultural Center. The evening was marked by powerful emotions, a silence that spoke louder than words, and the courage to speak about what had been left unspoken for far too long.
Explore moreAt the invitation of the Director General of the National Reparations Fund for Victims of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence and Other Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind (FONAREV), Ajna Jusić, President of the Association “Forgotten Children of War”, visited the Democratic Republic of the Congo from July 1 to 4, where she participated in […]
Explore moreA workshop on economic women empowerment was held in Bihac. Jasmina, a participant in the MOVEMENT 1325 program, was one of the lecturers.
Explore morePremiere of the movie “MOVEMENT 1325” / panel discussion with experts and participants of the program.
Explore moreThe "BREAKING FREE" exhibition with an element of a living library opened in Ravenna, Italy. A panel discussion on the needs and visibility of children born of war in Bosnia and Herzegovina was organized.
Explore moreWith teachers, school counselors, social workers, and the police, we talked about the problem and prevention measures of domestic violence and violence in schools, at a workshop in Vares.
Explore moreWe discussed the steps that would have to be taken to systematically eliminate femicide in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Explore moreProviding a platform for survivors to express their priorities - Focus of New York's meeting, "Forgotten Children of War" participated in.
Explore more"Forgotten Children of War" Assocaition members, panelists on the Missing Peace Global Symposium about the elimination of CRSV with the survivor-centered approach.
Explore moreOpening the BREAKING FREE exhibition at the "Pescheria" Gallery in Cesena, Italy.
Explore moreWomen are a key factor in building and maintaining peace – let’s support Resolution 1325! Resolution 1325 / UNSCR 1325 is one of the most important resolutions ever adopted by the United Nations Security Council. This resolution laid the foundation for encouraging women’s participation in prevention/resolution of conflict, peace building and protecting women from violence […]
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