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Our Completed Projects
PROJECT "RESTORING THE REPUTATION OF TEACHING PROFESSIONS"
The goal of this project is to provide support to future teachers and educators in their academic journey by increasing the number of scholarships and actively advocating for and promoting the importance of education in the public eye.
Through this project, the Studenica Foundation seeks to inspire individuals, institutions, organizations, and associations to promptly and concretely engage in restoring the deserved reputation of the teaching profession. We believe that only through collective efforts can we ensure quality education and upbringing, which is crucial for the survival and progress of our society.
Through this project, the Studenica Foundation seeks to inspire individuals, institutions, organizations, and associations to promptly and concretely engage in restoring the deserved reputation of the teaching profession. We believe that only through collective efforts can we ensure quality education and upbringing, which is crucial for the survival and progress of our society.
Literary competition for students
The literary competition "Stela Jatras"
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This scholarship is awarded for the best essay of a young person from Serbia on a variety of topics. It was designed as the Stela Jatras Literary Contest in memory of a Greek American, diplomat, analyst and writer who fought for truthful and evidence-based reporting on Serbia. The three-year scholarship encourages research and essay writing, corroboration of evidence, sources, and facts, as well as literary skill.
Stella Jatras's dedication and persistence in defending the universal values of truth, justice and the principle of objectivity in politics and media reporting, and especially her engagement against the Western media bias in the events of the 1990s, inspired this scholarship. The project was funded by grants from Mr. Predrag Pecic from California.
Read the work of one of the award winners, student Andrijana Taskov: "Women Who Made an Eternal Contribution to Serbian Society"
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Youth for Female Leaders
Student volunteers from Studenica participated in the project "Serbian-American Women's Leadership Network" (SAWLN), which was organized in partnership with USAID and the Serbian Unity Congress. The project connected women leaders from Serbia with women in the US. The aim of the Network was to help engage women who, based on their abilities, could be at the forefront of institutions and businesses. Studenica volunteers worked on organizing the conference, were hired as interpreters, and took part in the protocol of the final conference in the Parliament of the Republic of Serbia.
Office for Cooperation with Civil Society
Studenica Foundation student scholarship recipient volunteers participated in the project of establishing the “Office for Cooperation with Civil Society” in the Parliament of the Republic of Serbia, in cooperation with the Serbian Unity Congress, and with the support of the Balkan Trust for Democracy. Fellows participated in the work by informing the public about assembly procedures, and assisting in organization of public hearings and debates.
CHOOSE SUCCESS
Leadership Program for students at
Belgrade University 2011
“Choose Success” was a leadership program which included a series of workshops that enabled Belgrade University final year students to master leadership techniques, identify and nurture a culture of success, and enhance their success in their fields. The program was organized by the Serbian Unity Congress with the support of Belgrade University, the Studenica Foundation, the US Embassy in Belgrade, Coca-Cola Hellenic Serbia and Cisco Systems Serbia.
Some of the skills that were covered by the program are:
Techniques for success and innovation management;
• Techniques for influencing people and negotiating techniques;
• Success, goal setting and time management;
• Achieving top results and team activities.
The workshops were led by experts from the Serbian Diaspora as well as business leaders from Coca Cola Hellenic Serbia and Cisco Systems Serbia.
Two workshops were held at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences and at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.
Participation in the workshop was free of charge.
Some of the skills that were covered by the program are:
Techniques for success and innovation management;
• Techniques for influencing people and negotiating techniques;
• Success, goal setting and time management;
• Achieving top results and team activities.
The workshops were led by experts from the Serbian Diaspora as well as business leaders from Coca Cola Hellenic Serbia and Cisco Systems Serbia.
Two workshops were held at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences and at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.
Participation in the workshop was free of charge.
Diaspora day program- knowledge sharing and support for education
Diaspora Day Program is created as a shared vision of organizations and institutions from the motherland and abroad to build a permanent bridge, network for exchange of knowledge, people and ideas among Serbia, its Diaspora and Serbs in the region, with the special role that education and support for education can play for every nation. The program, which started in 2016, is realized through the holding of annual conferences called Diaspora Day, which are also the central event of the meeting.
Our result is networking of young people, students and high school students from Serbia and the diaspora, with representatives of the diaspora, the university and scientific and educational structures of Serbia, exchange of ideas and knowledge and connection with the diaspora. About 300 young people from Serbia, the Diaspora and the region take part in the program annually. Our volunteer fellows participated in the organization of conferences, ran the program, presented themselves and their activities, as well as their alumni organization.
Our Foundation's alumni choir participated in the artwork of these significant sets of knowledge, youth and fellowship. The three-year program is implemented by the organization, Tesla Science Foundation, Singidunum University, Studenica Foundation and other partners.
Our result is networking of young people, students and high school students from Serbia and the diaspora, with representatives of the diaspora, the university and scientific and educational structures of Serbia, exchange of ideas and knowledge and connection with the diaspora. About 300 young people from Serbia, the Diaspora and the region take part in the program annually. Our volunteer fellows participated in the organization of conferences, ran the program, presented themselves and their activities, as well as their alumni organization.
Our Foundation's alumni choir participated in the artwork of these significant sets of knowledge, youth and fellowship. The three-year program is implemented by the organization, Tesla Science Foundation, Singidunum University, Studenica Foundation and other partners.
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