Two decades after the end of the Bosnian War, the children of Sarajevo educate themselves in its history. They have created university exchange programmes, youth clubs, non-governmental organisations and a museum of war childhood.
The Incubator for Social Innovations “Munja” is associated with the Youth Information Agency.
Among Munja’s leading participants, Zlatan Kulenovic said: “Our position of social innovation incubator is how to awake, how to inspire, how to motivate, how to show to use what exists, what are your opportunities.”
There is a determined drive to share knowledge.
In Sacha Januvo’s opinion: “Human rights are being trampled every day on different levels. I think that a lot of people, not just in Bosnia but in general, aren’t aware of all their rights, and I don’t think they really have the will to explore what their rights are.”
Young activists from other countries in crisis today are also invited to Sarajevo. They find immediate recognition from those who w
