Women’s March Update: August 2017 Test wrote Justine Lyons, volunteer of CURE Foundation. Since January, the Women’s March organizers and participants have been continuing to organize and act for causes relevant to the intersectional feminist agenda. Highlights of...
Jadranka Milicevic from CURE Foundation in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been selected as one of the 14 human rights defenders from over 1,000 applications worldwide as a European Parliament Sakharov fellow in 2017. She is working in CARE International Balkans...
The Euro-Med Women’s Rights Conference “From the UfM Ministerial Conclusions to Gender Aequality Policy Making in the Euro-Med Region” organized by Euromed Feminist Initiative and supported by the European Union in the frame of the process Gender Regional...
We, lesbians, through this manifesto want to express our needs, wants and love. We have a need to love ourselves, to love and respect other women. We want to love and take care of our bodies. To stand against homophobia and misogyny. To support lesbians in all their...
Public statement on the occasion of the Women’s March on Washington (USA) January 21st 2017 On the occasion of the Women’s March on Washington (USA) and March against fascism Belgrade (Serbia) scheduled for January 21st 2017 CURE Foundation expresses its full...
Last week just over a dozen activists from across the Western Balkans descended on Brussels. The week before, on November 9th, perhaps somewhat overshadowed by news of the US Presidential election results, the latest Enlargement Package assessing the progress of...