As part of the Reconnection 2.0 program, which was created in collaboration between Heartefact and Qendra Multimedia and supported by the European Union Office in Kosovo, translations of plays by author Doruntina Basha, “Stifler” and “Parallel/Normal,” have been published. In this podcast with Biljana Srbljanović, Doruntina talked about growing up in Kosovo, the wall that was built in her elementary school to separate Serbian and Albanian students, the first film she saw and the importance of cinemas for her generation, mass poisoning in schools in the 1990s, femicide, and other topics that inspired her new plays.

In this episode of the AMAN podcast that was created during Kosovo School, we will talk about the stereotypes about Kosovo Albanians and Serbs. Kosovo School is an exchange program and serves to strengthen Kosovo and Serbia relations by involving young people from both countries and giving space to interaction and opinion exchange, and even prejudice in order to better get to know and understand each other.

AMAN is Heartefact’s new podcast created by young journalists from Kosovo and Serbia within the project Media Voices, supported by the US Embassy in Belgrade.

We are all very frustrated with travel regulations due to Covid 19 and still not sure where we can travel this summer.

Disco was made for dancing. The first discotheque in our region was opened in Belgrade in 1967 – ten years before Studio 54 in New York.