Main projects are:
Jablanica Summer, International youth summer camp, educational summer camp, cinema, youth hostel construction, film festival, antidiscrimination etc.
Activities:
- ICT informatics education lessons
- Foreign languages teaching lessons
- Prevention lessons /alcohol, drugs etc./
- Sport activities /tennis, basketball, volley-ball, canoeing, swimming school/
- Internet and movie club
- Graphic and web design services
- Public advocacy
- Tourist services
- Support to formal and informal groups of people, mostly youth
- Youth creative workshops
and many other daily projects connected to specific days like Earth Day, International Youth Day, International Day Against Drug, International day on AIDS prevention, etc.

The Mostar Youth Theatre has the following activities: children's theatre groups; a youth theatre group and the senior professional MTM groups.
The Mostar Youth Theatre also organizes an International Theatre Festival of Authorial Project. It aims to assemble as good a collection of new ideas as possible from within theatres internationally. The Festival is held every year around the last weekend of August. MTM awards four equal awards for authorial approach in any element of the performances of the festival program.
In addition, the Mostar Youth Theatre has established an annual International award called the “Grozdanin Kikot” award for the five individuals or organizations that have made significant contributions to the development of drama education. The awards are presented at a ceremony on the 24th February each year in Mostar, on the occasion of the Mostar Youth Theatre‘s birthday.
The Mostar Youth Theatre, through the Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia & Herzegovina (CDOBiH), is the member of the International Drama/Theatre and Education Association (IDEA).
The Mostar Youth Theatre and the Network of Independent Theatres, participated in the second programme - Play Against Violence 2, in Projects: Network, Steps and To stay or to go.
Its biggest projects implemented so far are:
Pax Bosnensis, War and Theatre, FACTORY, and numerous others.
It is also important to mention that Mostar Youth Theatre is the BH Centre of ASSITEJ.
One of the most recent relevant activities of our theatre is the participation at the festival of the Theatre of the Oppressed, which took place in April and May 2009 in Palestin and Israel.

Since the Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina was founded, there have been several projects which of regional cultural co-operation. One of the biggest projects was "The PAX Project", which was implemented in partnership with CARE International. It was set up as a key component of CARE's civil society programme in July 1997, and has continued until March 2000 as a peace-building and social reconstruction project focussing upon young people out of school and children in schools with their teachers.
There have been two principal strands to the PAX Project's work:
1. promotion of multi-ethnic peace-building work with youth theatre groups;
2. development of a participatory learning approach for classroom peace-building work.
The PAX Project’s goal has been "to foster a sustainable local environment of peace and multi-ethnic tolerance across all three main communities that comprise Bosnia and Herzegovina".
This work has been conducted on a national basis. In addition, the Project has been continually linking work done within Bosnia and Herzegovina with inter-Regional work (especially with Serbia and Croatia) with the same focus on peace building and reconstruction. The pre-war network of theatre artists of former Yugoslavia has been to a small, but significant degree, maintained and reconstructed on the axis Zagreb-Mostar-Belgrade. There is now a firmly established tri-partite co-operation between CDOBiH and its two sister organisations in Croatia, HCDO (Croatian Centre for Drama Education) and in Serbia, CEDEUM.
The "productive distraction" of the work has aided the quality and pace of peace-building in all its different aspects: trauma healing, breaking down barriers between those previously on opposed sides, conflict resolution, the development of mutual respect and understanding, reconciliation and social reconstruction.
In the last 10 years, the Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in co-operation with the Mostar Youth Theatre and the Network of Independent Theatres, has been organising and leading various numbers of workshops in all Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also in the region of South-East Europe. Attendance at the national and international workshops and conferences has been sought, almost invariably successfully, from all the 'groups' or 'communities' of B&H. This was achieved by setting up local "separate" workshops in the first place, then by inviting participants to the next national workshop. On other occasions the fact of a workshop, conference, or festival being international has 'given cover' to people from the different 'groups' to attend. The presence of guests from Croatia and Serbia (as well as other Balkan states) has been particularly important in this respect. The focus of these activities has been cultural or educational. This has prevented a situation where people feel manipulated into 'peaceful coexistence' or 'reconciliation' on someone else's terms or agenda.
Since 1999, each February, the Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina is organising the International Conference. Until now, we realised the International Conferences under the following titles: “The causes of violence amongst young people and the role that theatre and drama can play in dealing with them”; “The role of theatre and drama in protecting children’s rights”; “Theatre and boundaries”; “The healing power of theatre”; “Where are we now?”; “Multicultural dialogue: chance or problem?”.
Since 1998, the Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina has established an international award called the “Grozdanin Kikot” - award for five individuals/organisations who have made significant contributions to the development of drama education. Some of the laureates of this Award are: Eugenio Barba, Denmark; Augusto Boal, Brazil; Josef Krofta, Czech Republic; Linna Atel, Jordan; Nicos Govas, Greece; George Soros, USA; Guy Williams, UK; Vladimir Milcin, FYR of Macedonia; Gradimir Gojer, Bosnia and Herzegovina; Vladimir Krusic, Croatia; Ljubica Beljanski Ristic, Serbia and Montenegro; Stig Erricson, Norway…
Since 1999 the Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina prepares and publishes the only magazine for drama, theatre and education in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Throughout these years, this magazine became a regular Magazine for theatre, drama and education workers in this area, especially in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia. Apart from the editing board from Bosnia and Herzegovina, our co-operators are also Vlado Krušić (Croatia, HCDO), Jelena Sitar (Slovenia, director), Ljubica Beljanski-Ristić (Serbia, CEDEUM), Milan Mađarev (Serbia, theatrologist) and many others.
The Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in co-operation with the Mostar Youth Theatre and the Network of Independent Theatres, is organiser of the International Festival of Authorial Poetry in which, until now, have participated individuals and groups from all continents. This Festival is a place of meeting of important world theatres, artists and young people who are beginning their work in the world of theatre. On the “Alternative Academy”, which is a part of the Festival, some of the most important one-week workshop leaders have so far been: Katcura Kan, Japan; Marcos Martinez, USA; Julian Boal, France; Zigmunt Molik, Poland; Ana Wolf, Argentina; Marco Lully, Italia; Julia Varley, Denmark; Roberta Carerri, Denmark; Charles Renault, Netherlands; Victor Goultchenko, Russia; Jelena Sitar, Slovenia; Zeljko Vukmirica, Croatia; Ferid Karajica, Serbia and Montenegro…
Since 2003, each year in April we are organising the BH Festival of secondary schools’ theatre groups. The duration of each festival is one week and all festival participants are present all the time in the festival. Usually on each Festival are 8 groups with approx. 100 young people – participants. Also, during each organization of this festival, 15 leaders of these youth theatre groups and 5 theatre artists are participating in discussions about performances, as well as leading workshops for participants and group leaders.
Since 2001, each May the Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina is organising the Festival of Children’s Theatre groups. This Festival is taking place in Gračanica and it is 3 days long. The children of 10 theatre groups from all Bosnia and Herzegovina are present during all festival time. The group leaders and the school teachers are holding several workshops, in which they present how they work in schools using drama and theatre as a tool for education.
The main aim of these events is to stimulate drama education and its systematic introduction in schools as a part of the future school curriculum.
In November of each year CDOBiH is organizing a Forum of Drama Writers of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Jury chooses 5 new drama texts and 5 youth theatre groups with 5 directors are invited on a period of one week. Together with the writers, they work to create stage readings of drama texts. After this one-week work, there is a presentation of all 5 groups to a public audience. This joint work aims to help young writers, but also directors and young actors. This work provides them research for new ideas and the opportunity to check ways of continuing to the final product – to the performance.
The Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as a member of IDEA, enjoys co-ordination with this association. With member associations representing more than 50 countries around the globe, the International Drama/Theatre and Education Association aims to promote and advocate drama/theatre as part of a full human education and to provide an international forum for those working as drama/theatre educators throughout the world. Members of each member association are automatically accepted as members of IDEA by virtue of their organization's status as a member association. IDEA's activities include publications, projects, international congresses and meetings, the dissemination of research and the international exchange of drama/theatre workers.
Since 1999, The Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina is involved in the Art for Social Change programme of the European Cultural Foundation. Through this Programme, the Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina realised several Projects, which are addressed to the young people of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the first programme - Play Against Violence 1 - created a network of professionals established in South-Eastern Europe (Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania and Serbia).
The Centre for Drama Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina, together with the Mostar Youth Theatre and the Network of Independent Theatres, participated in the second programme - Play Against Violence 2, in the Projects: Network, Steps and To stay or to go, DELTA, The Power of Drama against Juvenile Violence, etc.

CSHP, in cooperation with Palestinian Association for Human Rights and Democracy Education " Our Rights" implemented joint activities for children "After the school" for 3 months with focus on education strengthening courses.
Establish children library project with support from Qan'an education development center and Norwegian People Fund.
CSHP cooperated with SHAREK Youth Forum to train (2) university graduates to develop their cultural professional experience and competence

''I want to know their rights''
Donor: CARE International
Project Budget: 3900.00 KM
Start-end implementation: March-semtebar 2004.
The second phase of CARE's program''Strengthening Democracy in Bosnia and Herzegovina''enabled the organization to implemenrira projects related to the part of the mobilization of communities and implementing projects in areas that are proposed by the donors. We have decided for the area of human rights because it has not processed with the intention to point out to the young people their basic rights shall not be kršena by no one, not even the government and state institutions.
The overall objective of the project is the revival of awareness of youth about their rights, and implemented the following activities:
Lecture on Human Rights
The first activity was the lectures on the theme of human rights and freedoms. The lecture is organized in the premises of the OSCE, and the teacher was Mrs. Milena Savić officer CIPP''''Zvornik, which deals with this problem many years longer. Invited were all representatives of youth organizations, UNDP, OSCE and as a donor and the project. To our satisfaction we have to point out that they are all invited and respond, and that the present representatives of the youth who responded to the leaders in their activism that genuinely contribute to the strengthening of youth initiatives in Bratunac.
After exposure polasatnog somewhere. Savić, developed severely hearing, in which the present was their opinions and observations on the respect for human rights in the municipality and that is the most remarks were sent to police the city of Bratunac because of numerous violations of procedures and rules which are obliged to observe.
Present a representative from the OSCE, Department of Human Rights confirmed that all the failures of the police force iznjeti regular monthly meetings on the Security situation in the city, which is held between SFOR and the police, the municipality and the OSCE.
It also concluded that none nesmije violate human rights, but that individuals nesme hide behind them, and violate the legal regulations and standards.
The meeting ended after more than to 90-minute hearing.
From our side is Rated exceptional, as well as by the speakers, and participants.
Printing brochures and pamphlets
The following activities in the project was the printing of brochures and pamphlets, which had the task to contain all the necessary information about the Declaration of Human Rights, the respect in the world with us. Tract contained only Declaration of Human Rights and the brochure, in addition to the declaration, tumačila general situation in the world of human rights and respect njhovo with some views and examples from life. These materials were djeljeni on the activities of the organization, and the largest amount of the razdjeljena of the following activities.
Rock concert, and sketch''The ratio of youth and the police''
Due to changes that are reflected in shortening the period of the project implementacionog, rock concert and sketch''The ratio of youth and the police''have moved earlier than it was planned and held together 28.05.2004. The concert was held in the old hall, and during the concert and played a skit. Sketch is prepared several days earlier in strict secrecy by enthusiasts from several organizations. The idea was that during the fall concert actors simulating raid and to get greater effect on the audience present at the concert and to show how our organization in the humorous way racije see the police in our community. I have to say that the music side of the point of view was the best concert so far as it is the organization organized, thanks to its rock group''Vulcan''in Pancevo, the Republic of Serbia, which made the older generation of musicians, and thus experienced, better and sadržajnijim repertoire.
Also present were expressed very positive about the sketch and from there, and the fact that the sketch and today prepričava in the community.
Lecture Campaign complaint about the''conscience''
Lecture complaints about the idea of conscience was held 11.06.2004. in the premises of the OSCE in Bratunac. With the present two speakers, and 12 young people interested. The lecture was held by Lord Sanjin Bužo and Pedja Radojevic, leading activists from the campaign office in central Sarajevo.
They held one lecture is serving with the earlier examples of the call to conscience objection in BiH. Compared the methods of chicanery in the RS and the Federation, where it was shown that the process of application for a complaint in the Federation is a lot faster, but the problems appear when upućenju of the service in a civilian instance, while the situation is different in the Republic of Srpska, in fact, reversed. The process of making the civil service is quite slow and long, but much faster in the civil refers to instances in which the RS is a lot faster.
Speakers also responded to a few interesting questions present, because it is just one part of the conscript in the Army of the RS. Postojili them interested in the possibility to apply to the civil service and after recruitment. Are odgovr that is possible because none of them was not informed about the civil service, which are obliged vojinm departments and can be made to neinformisanost.
Two-way street between youth and police
Two-way street between the youth and the police are held 02.07.2004. in the premises of the OSCE in Bratunac, the presence of representatives of youth, OU Sunshine, the OSCE and the CARE International office. Two-way street lasted more than an hour and a half, in the name of Bratunac police station was present mr. Dostanic Dalibor, appointed officer of local police stations to work in the community.
A range of issues between young people and police that are nerješena years are quickly developed a constructive discussion. The first question that is set is not wearing any ID cards by members of the police. Mr. Dostanic said that the telegram arrived from the Ministry of Police to not require police officers to carry the card because of the complete sertifikovanje officers of the IPTF, and the need for them is no more. Also solved the issues like this, the police nepredstavljaju, why move in the civil, I shall punish the flesh arrested. Reply meet the interest of those who have asked for a representative police predočio evident some of the procedures and legal framework within which the police act in which the police have the mandate for all of the above, but in certain limits and conditions.
Two-way street between young people and local authorities
Such activity took place 29.07 at the OSCE, with the 15.00. In the name of the power of the present Deputy Chief of Dragan Nikolic, and appointed a new officer for the Municipality of Bratunac young, Olja Cucić. Deputy Chief of the prenjeo apology that has been hindered due to attend the emergency meeting.
In moderiranju dialogue, we used the survey to the organizations that developed the project and conducted research in the region under the name''The state of youth in the area municipalities Milići, Bratunac and Srebrenica'', conducted last year at this time.
There the young is the most interest cost of funds from the budget namjenjenih youth organizations. The data came to be, but the money used for financing activities and that the Odyssey is 400 KM, OU Sanšajn 1500 KM O.P.O. Key 400 KM and the Council of Secondary pupils KM 2400. Deputy Mayor stressed that his position in connection with the youth organizations that do not need to have a few, but that they should unite. There was quite žučnog''offense'', as if to say, the young, which are a matter of exchange''and why you need us so great a political party, and why no one?''.
Discussed the extension of working time bars in Bratunac to even one hour in the morning, and has to work during the last twelve hours to the farthest. Answer that the young received was that it is better that our children remain until late in Bratunac, but to go to other cities because they were often run youth belonging to the late in the night coming back home cars. Also S.O. is believed to be a stimulus to the local economy because the fact is only right to do catering facilities.
The more a criticism of the rest of doučak in the municipality that is abuse, and workers from the municipality back significantly after the expiration. Deputy Mayor said that It is much earlier, and that is the suppression of such phenomena even though he believes that they now are not so frequent and that the visual problem of a small number of workers because it is a lot of employees dismissed because of the new papers on the number of employees issued by the Government of the Republic
Prodiskutovalo be more certain about the number of questions, and after an hour and ended the set.
Setting the stage for freedom of speech
Setting the stage for freedom of speech is held 05.08.2004. at 7:00 pm. Setting the stage was designed to play and the center of the city and to be a solemn event. Reduction of terms about the project is caused to be setting the stage occurs, instead of in the city center, in high school.
Sorry, Head of the Municipality of Bratunac, had no understanding for our request to the respective stage set in the center of town, and it is after the analysis, this is the educational institution because it is expected a strong educational impact on students of this school.
However, the Organization will continue to exercise pressure to the stage after the set to the center because they come pre-elections and election campaigns zahuhtavaju. This will be the chance to head over discounts and allow us to place in the city center. The main excuse nbačelnika was to be built soon in the big open stage for cultural events.
Setting the stage petnestak was attended by members of the organization.

Tours & workshops: A significant part of our work consists of conducting alternative archaeological tours aimed at increasing public awareness of the role of archeology in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Empowering the local residents (workshops): We believe that archeology can be a powerful instrument for shaping public awareness, strengthening social cohesion and bringing about social change. Engaging in archaeological activities such as digs, cultivation of specific sites or tours within a communal area together with the local residents strengthens the residents’ understanding that the public area is a part of their living space.
Research: The research aims to analyze the role of archeology in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with focus on the connection between archaeological excavation, tourism development and political interest groups, and present an alternative where archeology instead of a tool of conflict can serve as a bridge between peoples and religions.

Activities of the division include:
Lecture Series and Panels
Conferences
Summer Programmes
Research

The Greek section of Euroscience has been involved in the following EU’s projects: “Accessibility to Knowledge” (YOUTH 2005 – Project Coordinator), and “Football against Racism in Europe” (FARE 2005, FARE 2006). The Greek regional section of Euroscience is the coordinator of several national projects, indicatively “Knowledge beyond the city” (2004-2005), “Award for excellence in scientific publications” (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007), “Teach your mum, teach your dad” (2004, conferred a Netdays award 2004), “Competition of scientific photography for students” (2004, conferred a Netdays award 2004, 2005, 2006), “Give PC a chance” (2006, 2007). It addition, the Greek regional section has participated in the “Café Scientifique” (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) project.
Currently, we coordinate two EU-funded projects (with more than 30 partners each) forming and coordinating networks around the world and we are organizing the Euroscience Mediterranean Event 2009 in Athens (www.esme2009.org).

women and work
youth and education

SOUNDSCAPES is a cultural organisation committed to Maltese music heritage and contemporary expression. SOUNDSCAPES operates within three particular areas:
Performance-arts: concerts and productions ranging from cultural heritage to contemporary expression.
Product development: the design concept and high production value of our products transpose Maltese heritage to an international platform.
Education: developing educational programmes for schools to foster the awareness of Maltese heritage amongst the younger generation.