Application form for 24th Regional human

rights school
Novi Sad, Serbia, April 2nd 7th, 2013

Dear applicant,
We are inviting you to apply for the 24th Regional human rights school
for youth of Regional program Human Rights Education for Active
Citizenship in the Western Balkans!
On local school you passed, one of the topics you encountered was
discrimination. If that topic raised interest in you and if you always
wanted to learn more and go deeper into the topic, we recommend
that you apply for our 24th Regional school! You will, together with
your colleagues and young activists from BiH, Croatia, Kosovo,
Montenegro and Serbia, learn about discrimination, its principles and
protection mechanisms which are used to prevent discrimination.
School will be held in Novi Sad, which is a perfect place to learn and
discuss about intercultural and multicultural concepts, and also
explore multi - religious and multi - ethnic societies. Together with
your colleagues, you will visit different NGOs and institutions in Novi
Sad and you will be able to directly engage in research and ask their
representatives all the questions that tackle your mind.
Sounds interesting? Then, we are eagerly waiting for your application!
The organizers will cover costs of accommodation and travel for all
participants of the School. The sessions will be held in B/C/MNE/S
languages and translation will be provided for Albanian speaking
participants.
We kindly ask you to give answers to all questions in the application
form. After receiving the completed application forms the
organizational team will select 5 participants per each of the
countries listed above, which are part of our program. When you fill
out your application form, which you can fill in your native language,
please rename it this way:

country_first name_last name and send it to the following

addresses:
adela.galesic@humanrightschools.org
and
letic.aleks@gmail.com Deadline for submitting the application is
March 17th.
Good luck and looking forward to meeting you and working with you!
Organizational team,
Human Rights Education for Active Citizenship in the Western
Balkans

APPLICATION FORM
PERSONAL DATA:
Name and
surname:

Name of one
parent (optional):
Zoran Milovac

Milan Milovac
Home address and
town you are
living in
currently:

Contact phone:
065/331-391

Ilika 10/37, Brko

distrikt
Passport or ID
number:
A0868862
Organization, you
are involved in:
OGHOBD

Valid until:
13.07.2016.
Special needs
(food, allergies,
etc):

Date and place of

birth:
11. avgust 1995.
godine, Jajce
Contact e-mail:
Milovatz@gmail.co
m
milanmilovac@live.
com

Citizenship:
BiH
How would you
assess your
knowledge of
English language?
1

Describe briefly your engagement in human rights so far,

including information on trainings, seminars, workshops,
actions you took part in?
Uestvujui na seminaru HORS-a pod nazivom Otvori
oi, ovo je I tvoja prolost zapoelo je moje kvalitetnije I

podrobnije upoznavanje sa ljudskim pravima, njihovim

prezentovanjem I naalost I krenjem. Seminar je sadravao
znatan broj radionica koje sun as kroz interesantne igre
upoznavale I uvodile u ljudska prava uopteno. Kroz mnoge
prezentacije I predavanja, stakao sam mogunost da uspjeno
zavrim Naprednu kolu ljudskih prava koja je okrunisana
diplomom kao nagradom za kvalitetan I ambiciozan rad.
Nakon same kole, svoje znanje sam prenosio vrnjacima,
uenicima JU Gimnazije Vaso Pelagi u Brkom, putem
prezentacije Napredne kole ljudskih prava pod nazivom
Otvori oi, ovo je I tvoja prolost. U sklopu prezentacije,
zajedno sa mojim kolegama sam odrao kratki osvrt na izlobu
na kojoj su bile prikazane fotografije najznaajnijih aktivnosti
tokom napredne kole.
Posljednja, ali nadam se ne I zadnja aktivnost u kojoj sam
uestvovao, bila je ulina akcija djeljenja letaka, intervjuisanja I
edukacije prolaznika, stanovnika Brko distrikta koja je
pokazala iznenaujui odaziv I pored loeg vremena I padavina
koje su pratile akciju.
What is your motivation to participate in the 24th Regional
human rights school? How will you use the gained knowledge
after the school?

elja za kvalitetnijim znanjem iz oblasti ljudskih prava

I sklapanje novih prijateljstava I veza te saradnja dugoronija
saradnja sa osobama iz regiona su stvari koje me motiviu da
uestvujem na 24. Regionalnoj koli ljudskih prava.
Kao voa OGHOBD-a, moje znanje steeno na regionalnoj koli
bih prenio na ostale lanove grupe te bismo zajedno kroz razne
inovativne aktivnosti uputli graane na vanost potivanja
ljudskih prava.

What do you expect from this Regional human rights school?

Od ove Regionalne kole ljudskih prava oekujem dobijanje i
usvajanje velike koliine informacija i kvalitetnu edukaciju na
temu ljudskih prava, te druenje i sklapanje novih poznanstava,
kao neizostavan dio svake sline aktivnosti. Takoe oekujem
dalju saradnju sa svim uesnicima kole i to smatram kao jedan
od najvanijih segmenata same kole.
How would you describe your knowledge and information you

have concerning discrimination in your local community?

Moje znanje u vezi sa temom diskriminacije u lokalnoj zajednici bih
opisao kao opirno ali povrinski obuhvaeno. Razlog tome je turost I
povrnost lokalnih medija koji nas, kao graane nedovoljno informiu
tako da ostajemo uskraeni za obilne I kvalitetne informacije pomou
kojih bismo lake djelovali.
In your oppinion, what kind of efforts should be done in order
to prevent discrimination?
Da bi se sprijeila diskriminacija, potrebno je znaajno uticati na
javnost u vise sfera, poevi od cenzurisanja razliitih oblika govora
mrnje do stalnih projekata I seminara koji bi uklanjali stereotipe I
predrasude vezane za nepostojee razlike koje okruenje izmilja a
koje dovode do razliitih oblika diskriminacije.

Thank you!
Date: 17. Mart 2013. godine
Name: Milan Milovac

Regional program Human rights education for active citizenship in

the Western Balkans organizes local and regional human rights
schools for youth from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo,
Montenegro and Serbia.
Local human rights schools are focused on introduction to human
rights, history and mechanisms for protection of human rights; nonviolent communication, minority rights, dealing with stereotypes and
prejudices, transitional justice, activism
Regional human rights schools, which are organized 2 or 3 times per
year, usually focus only on one topic per school, which are chosen
according to needs of young activists gathered in Youth groups of the
Regional program.