Youth in Montenegro Facing Uncertainties Within Traditional Frameworks

“Youth in Montenegro face numerous challenges, including limited employment opportunities, job market insecurity, and a lack of professional development prospects. At the same time, their role in society is often underrecognized, with findings indicating that, in the current context, they are increasingly turning to religion. It is crucial to develop strategies and policies based on… »

Gender-sensitive teaching as a key to improving education quality and promoting equality

Integrating gender content into the formal education system—whether as a standalone curriculum or as components within existing subjects—is essential to enable education to more effectively contribute to the development of mature and well-rounded individuals with healthy relationships toward themselves, others, and their environment. This was the conclusion of a teacher training session on teaching gender-related… »

Signposts for preserving multiculturalism exist – they just need to be followed

“Despite the challenges, it is possible to preserve a harmonious multiethnic and multicultural society, but this requires learning about diversity and coexistence grounded in solidarity,” was the message from a public debate on intercultural development in various municipalities in Montenegro. The event was organized today by the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) at the “Bećo… »

Prosecution and judiciary must efficiently address the attack on Raičković

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) strongly condemns the attack on Ana Raičković, journalist of Pobjeda, as well as on her family members and property. We express deep concern over the brutality of the perpetrator in this case, which exacerbates the chronic vulnerability of journalists in Montenegro. Institutions must demonstrate that they understand the gravity of… »