On our last day, we met with the Kosovo Institute for Peace, a grassroots nonprofit that fights to keep the government officials accountable to the people. Ramadan, or just Dan, told us of a time when his organization provided a chicken to each member of parliament because he felt the members weren't holding up their commitment to the people.
From here, we took a bus to the Serbian enclave of Gračanica. Here we met with the very charismatic Nenad whose Center for Peace and Tolerance takes a very unorthodox approach to providing activities and opportunities for youth. Nenad then took us to the Serbian Orthodox Monastery, its walls covered in pre-Renaissance frescoes.
From here, we took a bus to the Serbian enclave of Gračanica. Here we met with the very charismatic Nenad whose Center for Peace and Tolerance takes a very unorthodox approach to providing activities and opportunities for youth. Nenad then took us to the Serbian Orthodox Monastery, its walls covered in pre-Renaissance frescoes.
