Enhancing Migrant Women’s Democratic Participation Highlighted in WE-EMPOWER Toolkit

Housing solutions tailored for women: Continuity, Quality, Togetherness

A Six-Year Evaluation Report on the Assisted Housing Service for Victims of Human Trafficking run by NGO Atina

“At Atina, I realized I wasn’t alone. Other girls have gone through the same things as me. I feel supported, like someone cares, someone asks me what I like and want. I’m discovering myself here.”

New Policy Paper Calls for Stronger Regional Cooperation to Ensure Housing for Women Survivors of Violence in the Western Balkans

Out of Sight: Afghan Refugees on the Balkan Route After the Taliban's Return

The new study’s findings point out to obstacles that migrant women face in political and democratic participation in Serbia

As a member of the Women in Development Europe+ (WIDE+), a network of associations and activists that fights for women’s rights, NGO Atina has published a comprehensive study “Political and Democratic Participation of Migrant Women in the Republic of Serbia”. This study is part of a series of studies concerning the political and democratic participation of migrant women in Serbia, Denmark, Italy, Germany, and Europe in general.

Institutional ethics of care in Serbia during the COVID-19 pandemic: A case study on the effects of the lockdown measures on girls and women trafficking survivors

The coronavirus pandemic has shown that the life of a girl or a woman, victim of violence, is in many ways reminiscent of a permanent state of emergency. Many of the girls and women with such experience, particularly victims of human trafficking, were socially isolated even before the crisis caused by the pandemic. Unfortunately, all the worries other citizens had in COVID-19, which referred to whether they would have enough food, work, and freedom, came true for victims of human trafficking.