Non-governmental organizations ANIMA Center for Women’s and Peace Education, Human Rights Action (HRA), and the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) express their protest against the proposal of councillors of Democrats, Mitar Vuković and Vladimir Čađenović, to name one of the streets in Podgorica after Pavle Bulatović, the Minister of Internal Affairs and Defense during the… »
Representatives of five non-governmental organizations from Montenegro focusing on gender equality have completed a study visit to Belgrade today, which lasted from 11 to 14 February. The projects of these organizations are supported through the programme “CSOs in Montenegro – from basic services to policy shaping – M’BASE“, implemented by the Centre for Civic Education… »
If you are a high school student and want to study in a multicultural environment and actively contribute to strengthening the understanding of the concept and practice of interculturality, develop contacts with peers from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds – then the Intercultural Camp is the right program for you! The objective of the Intercultural… »
With the awarding of diplomas to 25 high school students from different parts of Montenegro, the five-day Intercultural Camp ended today. It was organized by the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) from 7 to 11 February in Berane, as part of the project “Embrace Diversity, Empower Minds”, supported by the Embassy of Canada through the… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) organized, from 2 to 9 February 2024, three two-day interactive training for app. 80 high school students from gymnasiums in Bijelo Polje, Podgorica and Kotor on multiculturalism. The programme, part of the project Bridges of Multiculturalism through Museum Education, is implemented by CCE with financial support from the Ministry of… »
There is a growing cautious optimism among the citizens of Montenegro that the country is heading in the right direction and that the situation is stabilizing. The performance of the first 100 days of work of Milojko Spajić’s Government is rated 2.7 on a scale of 1 to 5, and through various attributes, this Government… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) organized today a training for 23 teachers of social science subjects on modern methods of teaching multiculturalism and interculturalism with the aim of empowering teachers in accepting and promoting diversity, human rights and building intercultural competences among students. The training was conducted within the project “Embrace Diversity, Empower Minds”, which… »
Non-governmental organizations generate a positive perception among the citizens of Montenegro, along with an increase in their expectation to be critical towards the authorities. Negative campaigns led by politicians against critically oriented NGOs also result in a perception of a narrowed space for the free operation of NGOs. Civic activism is on the decline, accompanied… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE), on the occasion of the International Data Protection Day, highlights that citizens still predominantly do not recognize the importance of personal data protection, but also that the level of responsibility of those who handle personal data has not significantly improved. Montenegro once again marks this day in an environment characterized… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE), on the occasion of 27 January – International Holocaust Remembrance Day, emphasizes the importance of preserving memory and continuous education about the horrors of the Holocaust. By commemorating this day, we contribute to the creation of a society that has the strength to face the past and resist destructive ideologies,… »
