Multiculturality of Novi Sad – national communities in Vojvodina
The project will focus on the multiethnic, multilingual and multiconfessional character of the region, with special attention to the role of diversity in Novi Sad.
Closeness and Care: Elderly care in Serbia during the Covid19 pandemic
Our project endeavors to understand what happens when physical closeness becomes an impediment to care and detect “alternatives” – unseen paths of care for the elderly in two municipalities in Serbia.
Gender in academia: fighting inequality at the early career stage
The project aims to examine the topic of gender inequality in academia from a comparative perspective.
Establishment of the National dialogue mechanisms: Connecting women members of the academic community in order to have a stronger impact on the achievement of gender equality
This project aims at establishing the national dialogue mechanism in order to create coalition between academic workers, as well as between academia and decision makers, women’s organizations, CSOs, gender experts and media in Serbia.
Community Foundations in Serbia
Community foundations seek to reflect the will of the community and to serve the needs of community members as they defined those needs.
Learning Democratic Participation
The main objective of the project “Learning Democratic Participation” was to promote democratic innovations as efficient path towards increased participation of informed citizens in the democratic process.
Why (still) humanities? – Who is teaching us to be citizens?
The project is designed with the intention of promoting the role and importance of the humanities and social sciences in high school education.
Philosophy and Society journal’s third issue of volume (xxxii/3) has now been released
This issue of Philosophy and Society features a thematic section entitled “How to Understand the Object of Hatred”.
The first winner of the “Zagorka Golubović” award has been selected
Zagorka Golubović was one of the founders of social anthropology in Serbia and decisively influenced the development of the study of sociology and anthropology at the University of Belgrade.
