Non-governmental organisations Centre for Civic Education (CCE) from Montenegro and Association for Social Research and Communications (UDIK) from Bosnia and Herzegovina addressed an initiative yesterday to the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund of Montenegro to terminate the contract and withdraw the rehabilitation centre “Vilina Vlas” near Višegrad from the leisure and recovery programme that the… »
Non-governmental organizations and civic activists strongly condemn the chanting of the name of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić during a basketball game played on Wednesday evening in Zeta between the home team KK Vukovi Zeta and the visiting team KK Ibar Rožaje. According to video footage and eyewitness accounts from the scene, a group of… »
Across the former Yugoslavia, societies have still not fundamentally come to terms with the past at several levels, and many questions from the 1990s remain unanswered. In the meantime, new generations have come of age, which makes it necessary not only to foster dialogue between societies that were once in conflict, but also dialogue between… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) announces a CALL for participation in the TRAINING ON DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP FOR EDUCATION PROFESSIONALS We invite education professionals to apply for a two-day training on digital citizenship, which will take place on 2 and 3 April 2026, in the South or North of Montenegro. This training aims to provide education… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE), on the occasion of March 10 – the International Day of Women Judges, notes that the formal representation of women in Montenegro’s judiciary does not necessarily translate into real equality in practice, particularly regarding working conditions, career advancement, and participation in decision-making processes. This day was established by a United… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) is publishing Clarifications related to the call for support to civil society organization (CSO) projects in Montenegro within the framework of the project SYNERGY Montenegro – Strengthening Youth Networks and Empowering Resilient Groups and Youth in Montenegro. The clarifications are based on the questions received by email konkursi@cgo-cce.org, as well… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) once again points to the lack of transparency in the work of the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU), as well as the absence of clear rules, scoring methods, and regulations governing the prevention of conflicts of interest. In the previous period, CCE dealt with the process of electing… »
Digital literacy today goes beyond technical knowledge of technology and includes the ability to recognize manipulation, understand how digital platforms and algorithm’s function, protect personal data, and participate responsibly in the online space. Strengthening such knowledge and skills among young people is essential for increasing their resilience to disinformation, hate speech, and other challenges of… »
Education system must teach youth critical thinking so they can understand the truth about the wars of the 1990s. In interpreting those events, media also play an important role and are obliged to place facts in the proper context and insist on accountability. These were some of the messages from the PROUDCAST of the Centre… »
Debating fosters critical thinking, reasoned expression, and a culture of dialogue among young people, and is particularly important when addressing topics such as peer violence. Through this format, high school students learn to reflect on social issues, listen to different perspectives, and seek responsible answers, as highlighted during the debate competition on peer violence organized… »