Events

Meeting of Women’s Network of B&H

within ”16 Days of Activism”

Published: December 1, 2009 Author: CURE Foundation

When: Wednesday, 9. December 2009
To: Thursday, 10. December 2009
Where: Bratunac, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Contact: CURE Foundation (info@fondacijacure.org / +387 33 660 811)

CURE Foundation organizes a meeting of the Women’s Network of B&H which will be held in Bratunac, within CURE Foundation’s movement Reviving the Women’s Movement in BiH.

This activity is happening as part of the international campaign ’16 Days of Activism’.

Related events:

Workshop for highschool students;

11th X-PRESS Session;

Follow-up Training;

Training for Women’s Groups of B&H;

16 Days of Activism – International Campaign.

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