Events

Press conference: “Do dream”

The song „Do dream“ is a part of a campaign for collecting means for the Found to support of children and youth victims of sexual abuse.

Published: November 19, 2008 Author: Zoran Stojkovski and Dragi Zmijanac

When: Thursday, 20. November 2008 13:00
To: Thursday, 20. November 2008
Where: Skopje, Angliskiot Pab
Host: Center for Institutional Development CIRa and First Children’s Embassy in the World Megjashi
Contact: Zoran Stojkovski and Dragi Zmijanac
More info: www.cira.org.mk ; www.childrensembassy.org.mk

Campaign is implemented by Center for institutional development CIRA and the First children’s embassy in the world – Megjashi.

The complete author of the song „Do dream“ is Aleksandar Macevski and it was recorded with the support of Two Hearts production.

Music stars that participated in the recording of the song are: Aleksandra Pileva, Bravo band, Beni Sakiri, Martin Sribnovski, Next time, Elena Petreska, Danijel Stojmanovski, Martin Vucik, Andrijana Janevska, Ile Spasev, Tanja B, Gemini, Dejana and Aleksandar Macevski.

Center for institutional development CIRa and First Children Embassy in the World – Megjashi would like to thank to all the participants of the song record who engaged themselves in volunteery basis in this initiative and through recording of the song expressed their support for children and youth victims of sexual abuse.

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