Events

16 Days of Activism

Global Campaign

Published: November 23, 2010 Author: CURE Foundation

When: Monday, 15. November 2010
To: Monday, 15. November 2010
Where: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Host: CURE Foundation
Contact: CURE Foundation (info@fondacijacure.org)

Join CURE Foundation on Thursday and learn more about planned actions for the global campaign to end gender violence. The street action will provide info about the campaign and events planned across BiH and the world in the period between November 25, and December 10.

This year’s theme: Structures of Violence: Defining the Intersections of Militarism and Violence Against Women.

CURE has been organizing for the campaign across our country and region since 2004. Everyone is welcome!

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