It is our great honor and pleasure to share with you that the KROKODIL Association has been awarded the "Amber Heart" recognition, which the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine grants to individuals for exceptional contribution, support, and promotion of Ukrainian culture, history, and the...
March 8th March / March 8, 2026. At 3:00 PM, Republic Square, Belgrade Over the last year and a half, the belief that change is possible has reawakened in our country. This year, we join the appeal for calling fair elections. Not as a formal demand,...
“Let Us Not Be Fooled by Our Own Kind”-Fourth story of the February monthly chapter- Written by Dejana CvetkovićVoiceover by Marija Drndić Researchers from the Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) in Belgrade came to Kosovo to investigate human rights violations. At that time, the HLC established cooperation with...
On Tuesday, February 24th, at the National Theatre in Sombor, a discussion was held before an audience of approximately 150 people—primarily young people—regarding the preliminary findings of the second edition of research into hidden influences on the rise of violence in society, titled Why Do...
Three weeks ago, the KROKODIL Association launched its fourth consecutive humanitarian fundraising campaign, this time for the “Kapitoshka” kindergarten in Bucha, a suburb of Kyiv. Due to frequent air attacks on the Ukrainian capital's energy system, the kindergarten has been left without electricity and heating....
On Friday, February 27th at 3 PM, the first meeting was held within the framework of the Spaces of Resilience 3.0 project, which is aimed at strengthening and empowering local initiatives. Participating in this program cycle are 16 organizations and individuals from 8 different local...
Banner that changed everything: "In Sisterhood with Albanian Women"-Third story of the February monthly chapter- Written by Dejana CvetkovićVoiceover by Marija Drndić Belgrade feminists during the breakup of Yugoslavia in the early 90s did not have projects or their own offices, and rarely did any of them...