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People join New Social Initiative to contribute to or impact the change in their communities. New Social Initiative is a place where you get to bring your full self. The initiative, motivation, collaboration, accountability, optimism, and creativity are just some of the features that define the New Social Initiative organization culture. We are looking for interns, team members and associates with different backgrounds and ways of thinking.
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We are pleased to share that the New Social Initiative has joined the European Peacebuilding Liaison Office (EPLO)—the largest European network of civil society organisations working on peacebuilding and conflict prevention.![]()
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By becoming part of EPLO, NSI joins a community of organisations and experts committed to advancing sustainable peace, strengthening the role of civil society, and promoting nonviolent approaches to conflict resolution across Europe and beyond.![]()
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This membership represents an important step in strengthening our engagement at the European level. Through EPLO, we will contribute field-based insights from Kosovo and the Western Balkans to EU policy discussions, while also engaging more closely with European partners working to ensure that peacebuilding policies are inclusive, effective, and responsive to the realities on the ground.![]()
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At a time of growing global uncertainty, we believe that stronger connections between local experiences and international policymaking are essential. NSI remains committed to fostering dialogue, trust-building, and inclusive governance—now with an expanded platform to bring these perspectives to the European stage.
Shprehim shqetësim lidhur me ngjarjet e raportuara gjatë vizitës më 30 mars në Patriarkanën e Pejës.![]()
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Paraqitja e interpretimeve të diskutueshme dhe të ngarkuara etnikisht para nxënësve, brenda një objekti fetar të mbrojtur, ngre pyetje të rëndësishme mbi standardet profesionale, respektin ndaj hapësirave fetare dhe përgjegjësinë e institucioneve arsimore dhe kulturore.![]()
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Patriarkana e Pejës është një objekt i mbrojtur nga UNESCO me rëndësi të veçantë fetare dhe kulturore. Është thelbësore që këtyre vendeve t’u qasemi me saktësi, ndjeshmëri dhe respekt.![]()
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Inkurajojmë institucionet përkatëse që të sqarojnë rrethanat e kësaj vizite dhe të sigurojnë që aktivitetet e ardhshme arsimore të jenë në përputhje me parimet e profesionalizmit, përfshirjes dhe respektit për trashëgiminë fetare dhe kulturore.![]()
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We are concerned by the events reported during the March 30 visit to the Patriarchate of Peć.![]()
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Presenting contested and ethnically framed interpretations to students within a protected religious site raises important questions about professional standards, respect for religious spaces, and the responsibility of educational and cultural institutions.![]()
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The Patriarchate of Peć is a UNESCO-protected site of significant religious and cultural importance. It is essential that such sites are approached with accuracy, sensitivity, and respect.![]()
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We encourage relevant institutions to clarify the circumstances of this visit and to ensure that future educational activities uphold principles of professionalism, inclusivity, and respect for cultural and religious heritage.![]()
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Izražavamo zabrinutost povodom događaja koji su zabeleženi tokom posete Pećkoj patrijaršiji 30. marta.![]()
Predstavljanje spornih i etnički obojenih tumačenja učenicima unutar zaštićenog verskog objekta otvara važna pitanja o profesionalnim standardima, poštovanju verskih prostora i odgovornosti obrazovnih i kulturnih institucija.![]()
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Pećka patrijaršija je zaštićeno kulturno i versko dobro pod zaštitom UNESCO-a, od izuzetnog značaja. Važno je da se ovakvim mestima pristupa sa tačnošću, senzibilitetom i poštovanjem.![]()
Ohrabrujemo nadležne institucije da razjasne okolnosti ove posete i obezbede da buduće obrazovne aktivnosti budu u skladu sa principima profesionalnosti, inkluzivnosti i poštovanja verskog i kulturnog nasleđa. Pročitajte ceo tekst u nastavku
22 godine nakon martovskog nasilja 2004, činjenice su jasne i dobro dokumentovane. Ipak, u javnom diskursu se i dalje ponavljaju narativi koji su odavno opovrgnuti.![]()
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Nedavne izjave političkih predstavnika, kao i izveštavanje pojedinih medija, ponovo predstavljaju neproverene tvrdnje kao činjenice, ignorišući nalaze međunarodnih istraga sprovedenih u to vreme. Ovo nije samo pitanje prošlosti — ono utiče na odnose među zajednicama danas.![]()
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Kada se dezinformacije ponavljaju, posebno u zvaničnim ili uticajnim prostorima, postoji rizik da se prodube podele, zamagli odgovornost i naruši poverenje. U društvu koje se i dalje suočava sa posledicama konflikta, to ima posebnu težinu.![]()
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Naše zajedničko saopštenje poziva na odgovornost, tačnost i odgovorniji javni diskurs. Pročitajte saopštenje u celosti u nastavku.
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NSI has joined the @EPLO_network — the largest European network of civil society organisations working on peacebuilding and conflict prevention.
❗️ We are concerned by reports regarding the March 30 visit to the Patriarchate of Peć. Presenting contested, ethnically framed narratives to students in a protected religious site raises serious concerns about professional standards and institutional responsibility.
❗️22 years after the March violence in Kosovo, facts remain clear — but dis/misinformation persists.
Repeating disproven narratives deepens divisions and undermines trust.
Our joint statement calls for accountability, accuracy, and responsible public discourse.
Civil Society Refuses to Participate in the Simulation of Dialogue on the Implementation of the Law on Foreigners and the Law on Vehicles
-Consultation instead of manipulation-
🌍 A “new world disorder” is reshaping politics in the Western Balkans.
Drawing on discussions from our 4th Kosovo Peace and Democracy Summit, the KPDS Report 2025 breaks down narrative warfare, democratic resilience, and the future of dialogue.
https://newsocialinitiative.org/kpds-2025-report/
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