Recipients of the “Anđelka Milić” Award for 2026: Recognition of knowledge, commitment, and responsibility

We are pleased to share that this year’s recipients of the “Anđelka Milić” Award for 2026 are women whose work not only shapes the understanding of gender equality but also influences how society responds to violence.

STIGMA

The bitter bread of foreign workers in Serbia

12:38, March 31, 2026 | FoNet | Bojana Milovanović

Brain, trauma, and recovery: How modern neuroscience is transforming support for women and children

Terms of Reference for the Consultant for the development of survivor & community feedback, and a proposition to the government monitoring mechanism(s) for minimum standards

Published on January 21, 2026

Project: Haven: Expanding shelter resources for trafficking survivors in the Western Balkans

When knowledge ceases to be theory: Neuroscience, trauma, and the reality of working with survivors of violence

TERMS OF REFERENCE (ToR)

Title: Upgrade minimum standards for survivor-centered shelter care in Serbia

Project: “Safe Haven: Expanding Shelter Resources for Trafficking Survivors in the Western Balkans”

Strengthening cooperation between Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina in protecting child victims of human trafficking

Protection must be rooted in dignity

Atina’s director, Marijana Savić speaks at the Civil society forum 2025 in Podgorica: “Protection must be rooted in dignity”

Photos: CSF

Podgorica, September 22–23, 2025

Atina’s new initiative with support from Intesa Foundation: Safe steps toward independence

Project “Safe Haven” reactivated to strengthen housing services for victims of human trafficking in the Western Balkans

Photo: Freepik website