MotionLab is a multimedia creative studio specialized in: video mapping, interactive installations, TV commercials, 2D and 3D animation, holograms, video content, corporate movies and events.

We have won awards through our hard work, passion and determination at ones of the well known Advertising Festivals such as: Golden Drum, Eurobest and plan to win lots more while enjoying the process!

In terms of video mapping: we are the first Romanian team to be awarded at the International Video Mapping Festival – Imapp 2015. And the first Romanian team to be selected at the biggest International Festival of Lights in the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records – Circle of Light Festival, Moscow Russia.

Our portofolio includes works for international festivals and events. Our team of producers are looking for original creative experiences and new exciting challenges. We are committed to high production values in all of our projects. We are a pro-active and positive team who works together with clients to deliver outstanding films.

Movement of the third age Nis was founded as a voluntary, non-governmental, non-profit, social and humanitarian movement, based on the freedom of association of pensioners, all third-age people and other citizens of Niš and Serbia, their associations, clubs and society, all with the aim of achieving and promoting common interests and goals in the field of sports, health, culture, arts and education of third-age people and their integration into the social community.
The activities of the Movement are conceptually aligned with the Recommendations and Obligations of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Aging (2002) and the Regional Strategy for its Implementation, adopted by the UN Economic Commission for Europe.
Developing a society for all generations implies an appreciation of the phenomenon of aging - as a guide to the gradual but thorough alignment of social and economic trends with demographic change.
Projects in the field of culture:
1. Olympiad of Sport, Health and Culture for the Third Age;
2. Old in the year of the Edict of Milan (Art Colony, Balkan Festival of Humor and satire, caricature exhibition) - international character (Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Greece and Bulgaria);
3. Choir competitions - international character (Serbia and Macedonia);
4. Cultural heritage;
5. Art Colonies.

Municipality of Pljevlja is a legal entity with rights and obligations established by the Constitution, Law and Statute of the Municipality of Pljevlja.
Municipality of Pljevlja is a local government which has an influence on the cultural development of Municipality, provides availability of cultural programmes and takes care of cultural heritage. It creates conditions for development of sport and physical education, recreation of children, youth and adults, by creating the appropriate programmes, providing development of inter-communal sport cooperation.
City Pljevlja: The urban area has significant potential for the development of religious, cultural and educational tourism, because of the cultural and historical heritage from all periods of civilization (from the Neolithic Age, the Iron Age, Antiquity and the Middle Age, Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian domination). The remains of the Roman town Municipium S, Holy Trinity Monastery and Husein Pasha Mosque are located in the city and near.
Public interest in the field of culture in the municipality of Pljevlja is currently achieved through a network of public institutions founded by the Municipal Assembly of Pljevlja and financed from the budget of the municipality. National Library “Stevan Samardžić” Art Gallery “Vitomir Srbljanovic”, “Heritage Museum” and “inter-community for cultural and educational activities” are holders of public cultural life of the municipality for years, in accordance with the legislation and the f

Fabriano (31.000 inhabitants) is a town and comune of Ancona province in the Italian region of the Marche.

City of painters, blacksmiths and master paper makers (Mastri chartai), Fabriano, with Bologna, is the only Italian city designated by UNESCO "Creative city" (2013). The town is in the category Folk Arts (for the Fabriano's handmade paper production).

Fabriano supports various forms of artistic expression through numerous cultural events such as exhibitions and festivals. Cultural infrastructure such as the Paper and Watermark Museum, the multimedia library, the Gentile Theatre, the Museum of the Piano and the Picture Gallery also attract a large number of visitors.

The municipality of Fabriano would like to be a partner within the frame of Creative Europe programme by joining cultural cooperation projects (small or large scale ) or 2018 European Year of Culturale Heritage actions.
Please note that the Municipality is open to cooperating with interested organizations, beyond Creative Europe programme.

Museum was founded in 1952 by a great contribution of many pharmacist and historians. Its historical value is attested by the fact that it has been under the state protection since 1948 for its precious cultural and scientific treasure including its apothecary vessels, apparatures, manuscripts and rare books dated since XVI, XVII, XVIII and XIX century.

Music School Isidor Bajic has a tradition long 111 years. Although our main field of activity is education, we have stepped out from the usual educational practice with many activities that we organize and carry out under our roof.
We have had some successful experience with EU projects, with in orchestra project named Triorca, but we are eager to connect regionally (and wider) on all possible grounds: educational, artistic, performance, experience exchange...
We have a solid structure in the School, which can provide good and reliable cooperation and support for all possible needs regarding realization of a possible project.

The Museum of Ponisavlje is situated in a luxurious house of Mali Rista and it was built in 1848. The house is the most important and certainly one of the oldest buildings of balkan – oriental style. Today the Museum has permanent ethnographic exhibition that illustrates the lifestyle of the 19th century. The interior of the house is filled with objects from collections of rugs, the Pirot’s pottery and furniture, which belonged to a prominent family Hristić.

National Library Ćićevac a small multi-purpose cultural institutions and even less from the municipalities in central Serbia, but with a long and rich tradition and artistic accomplishments.Within our institution for Artistic Association (folklore ensemble) by the year 2012 full of 50 years, which brings together more than 120 active members.
For almost 10 years exists and Children’s Choir has 50 members, since 2009. The troops there and the Amateur Theatre, which was very successful and already the first season due to the Republican level of competition. We placed a large number of artwork (paintings and sculptures), which came into existence in art colonies which we are organized, among which there are very valuable, written by well-known in our country.
Our small cultural institutions are engaged in providing services to customers when it comes to the education of adults and children, through work and school computer music, through various forms of training, recreation services and logistics for all events of importance to our community and the community. Of course, we have a fund of 30 000 books available to readers, and in our institutions for the cinema.
Management and leadership of our institution with a director at the helm trying to leave the framework of our country and the region and the richness of the Serbian folklore, tradition and art displays and other nations in Europe and beyond, and for this reason is looking for partners and funds to this mission led t

National Committee ICOMOS Serbia is a part of the International Council on Monuments and Sites, highly respectable non-governmental organization that currently brings together app. 11700 members from more than 144 countries. Through their professional engagement they are involved in activities of conservation and preservation of cultural and natural heritage throughout the world. ICOMOS is the only global non-governmental organization of this kind. It benefits from the interdisciplinary exchange of its members dedicated to various professions (architects, archaeologists, art historians, engineers, town planners, restorers etc), by the commitment for improvement of the conservation and preservation of all types of cultural heritage, enhancement of the standards and techniques, and applying of new methodologies and procedures. ICOMOS is officially recognized as the UNESCO Advisory Body which actively contributes to the work of the World Heritage Committee as well as in implementation of the World Heritage. Nowadays, ICOMOS members represent an influential network of experts who promote the principles of the modern conservation and affirm the values of heritage. Their activity performs through the national committees, ICOMOS organizations at the national level in the UNESCO state parties.
Building on the past activities, the National Committee ICOMOS Serbia has recognized the need for an innovative and different professional journal that would respond to the demands of the conc

The National Council of the Macedonian national minority is a republic institution established under the Law on National Councils of National Minorities and the most self-governing body of the national minorities with public authorities and representing the interests and representing the Macedonian national minority in the areas of:

- Education
- Culture,
- Information,
- And official use of language and script.

The Council also participates in the decision-making process or decide on issues in these fields and establish appropriate institutions in these areas on the basis of law, and managed.

The national councils of national minorities are partners and advisory body of state power and its representatives participate in decision-making on issues that are significant as characteristic of national minorities. Because of this, the Council is a very important institution for the national minority. National councils are financed directly from the national, provincial and municipal budgets and through donations.
Working on the informational, cultural, educational, and plan on official use of language, the National Council creating opportunities for promotion boards and in other domains. The prosperity of the community and raising its educational and cultural capacities exploiting the potential of this community will contribute to the overall economic, economic and cultural development of Serbia and especially the region where the Macedonian community living.

National Institute for Cultural Research and Training (INCFC), subordinated to the Ministry of Culture Romania, has the goals as studying, researching and providing statistical data for the field of culture, as well as the ongoing training of those who choose a career in the occupational sector of culture.
In the field of research we can approach both horizontal and sectoral topics, as follows: strategies, mapping of cultural heritage, databases, analysis of perception and visibility, impact studies, cultural programs, promotion campaigns, artistic events, market studies related to the consumer profile, audience/ market studies especially dedicated to the performing arts organizations, tracking and timing studies, cultural management analyses, case studies for cultural projects, cultural product development. Our research studies are conducted by an interdisciplinary team, made of experts in management, statistics, sociology, art, history, marketing, cultural anthropology, political sciences and economics.
Our institution has previous experience in implementing European projects - Creative Europe and Erasmus Plus program, as a partner.

The National Institute Cultural Center, “Koco Racin” in Kicevo, North Macedonia provides a space for locals to immerse themselves in the arts through the written word, theater performances, musical talents and more. On the first floor the large theater hosts multiple events each weekend, ranging from professional musicians to local school plays. On the second floor, the stocked library allows readers to rent the novels and texts they desire at a low cost and read in the comfort of their homes, while in the small hall locals can attend book readings and rent out for small functions. The Cultural Center is an incredible resource for all Kicevo Municipality residents to take part in and develop a strong appreciation for the arts.

The National Museum is located in Arandjelovac, a small town 80 km South of Belgrade. The Museum covers an area of 900 square meters in a bilding in the vicinity of the Bukovicka spa. The National Museum in Arandjelovac, the city museum complex, was founded in 1981.
Museum takes care of The Ethno home as well as of the Risovaca cave – Natural Monument (Protected area of I category ) and cultural heritage of great importance. The Risovaca Cave was discovered in 1953. It was the habitat of Neanderthals about 50,000 years ago. Scientists have found over 10,000 of skeletal remains of Ice Age animals in the Cave between 1953 an 1985.
The Museum takes care of the paleontological, archaeological, ethnological, historical and art history collections. Museum has a collection of over 600 works of world potters.
The professional staff of the Museum – curators and guides are engaged in the education of children through workshops for children in different filds (archeology, paleontology, ethnology, history…). Workshops are held in the exhibition hall of the museum (100 m2) as well as on the spot of Risovaca cave, natural monuments and cultural property.

Exhibitions:
- Mihailo S. Petrov; Art as gift;
- Embroidery;
- Old crafts – traditional footwear craftsmenship in Arandjelovac;
- Risovaca, paleontological treasure – the protection and conservation of the Quaternary fossil fauna;

From the time of its foundation, may 2, 1948, National museum of Leskovac cares of a cultural and historical heritage from wide territorial area it covers. National museum Leskovac is general type museum, and also regional museum, it covers one city (Leskovac) and three municipalities (Lebane, Bojnik, Medvedja), with more than 200.000 residents. It collects, studies, curate and exhibit artifacts of archaeological, historical, ethnographical and art value. We store more than 30.000 artifacts in our archaeology, historical, ethnographic and art, collections. Beside these basic departments (archaeology, history, ethnology and art) museum has laboratory for conservation and restoration, documentation department and library. Our collections timeline spans from 6000 BC to the present day, showing 8000 years of human civilization legacy from one of the prehistorically and historically most vibrant parts of Europe. Through professionalism and knowledge we tend to achieve highest standards in museology with aim to make museum a vibrant place of ideas, with a strong local identity, a regional focus and an international perspective. Consistent with this aim is the museums mission to inspire and excite visitors and other users of the museum, helping them to enjoy collections to the fullest extent, through well-presented and serviced public galleries and study collections, exhibitions, education programmes, publications and imaginative use of media.

Museum in Kikinda is a city museum founded in 1946. The museum holds more than 20.000 objects from the field of archaeology, ethnology, history, art and natural history and currently attracts up to 25.000 visitors per year. Since 2007 the museum hosts a unique manifestation Mamutfest. The museum operates a vibrant programmes with many activities aimed to children and families promoting public participation, encouraging a greater sense of place and identity for local people.

National Museum in Zrenjanin has a long and rich tradition of preserving and presenting of cultural heritage in the region more than a hundred years (it is founded in 1911). After renovations in 2005 the Museum permanent exhibition has been partially modernized. The Museum Association of Serbia in 2006 selected the National museum of Zrenjanin for the best museum in Serbia. In the year 2015 it was nominated for the European Museum of the Year Award. National Museum in Zrenjanin is situated on the main square; it is very accessible and represents an indispensable place to visit for all the tourists who are interested in the history of Zrenjanin.

Zrenjanin National Museum, which belongs to the category of complex museum establishments, is a heritage museum and its research work covers the area of Central Banat. Such organizational structure has contributed to systematic preservation and professional treatment of rich cultural heritage of this region in the fields of nature, archaeology, ethnology, art and history, performed by a specialized institution employing professionals of all necessary profiles. The Museum's five department collections contain over 33,000 artifacts. The museum also has its pedagogical-informative service, documentation center, restoration and conservation workshops, photography department, carpenters’ studio, as well as its own library with over 5,000 vocational titles.

Association Nebograd is a non-profit association based in
Belgrade (Serbia), that promotes non-formal education and different alternative approaches to
transfer of knowledge through music and various art forms.

We are the "Nefele Network", a Belgian non-profit association founded in 2017, and based in Brussels. Our full name is "Network of European Art Festivals for mEntal HeaLth Enhancement". Our organisation is a collaborative structure with a managing international Board, comprised by leading and emerging organizations, active in the field of Arts and Mental Health. The network's members run periodic collaborative art events and intend to use the knowledge, experience and wealth of information accumulated to promote dialogue, exchange, and the facilitation of all kinds of art activities connected with the field of Arts and Mental Health.

Previous EU grants received: NEFELE Network has experience with Creative Europe programs and Erasmus+ Sports (took part in 2017 and board member orgainsations have huge experience as coordinators). We are currently running a REC program as a partner (Rights, Equality & Citizenship Programme: Prevent and Combat Violence against children, young people and women) and we are intenting to join more schemes as a partner.

We are members of a civil society initiative, Association of citizens “authentic vojvodina” founded in Subotica.
Strategy toward programs, we design equally through several steps while managing a project creation: develop conscience for changes, accomplish synergy, create and share vision, overcome apathy and establish a trust between expertise and experience, motivation and innovation. Definition would be: creativity as a successful activism, as a creative energy and the creation of associations and individuals, as a true projection of the cultural heritage of the local community.

NGO“MillenniuM“ is civil society organization founded 25.09.1999. in Kragujevac with mission of democracy and civil society development in Serbia. Group of NGO „MillenniuM“ founders, who previously realized programme „Open club“ in Kragujevac, during 1997-1999. year wanted to initiate autochthonous programmes, based on real needs of local community and wish that democratization of society goes from „bottom“ and with active involment of citizens, not just political subjects and public sector. Main activities of organization are connected for fields of democratization, work with youth and engaged culture and users of these and other programmes were hundreds of citizens Central Serbia region, other serbian regions…
Until now the most important independent realized projects: „Know Your Rights“ / Campaign for human rights promotion(2001.); Practical workshop – communications school (2002 – 2004.); Regional festival of alternative/urban culture Kragujevac (2003 – 2014.); Cultural management school (2003.); Campaign for promotion of european integration“MY EU” (2005 – 2006.); KRAF (Kragujevac festival of antiwar and engaged movies (2007 – 2014.); Initiative for assignment of status of cultural institution of national importance to Prince-serbian theatre Joakim Vujić (2009/2010.); „Sumadia blues – documentary serie about history of Kragujevac urban culture“ (2009/2010.). Beside that, organization realized many projects and activities in cooperation with partner organization from

The aim of our NGO is involvement in social processes, promoting non-formal education, assistance and support through creative work and initiatives in the interest of improving the position of people in society.We are organizing cultural, social and educational activities (workshops, training, seminars, tours, exhibitions, presentations) for people with disabilities, teenagers, children without parents and ethnic minorities. We organized an open art show Ada Art Festival, several artistic workshops, reorganized and redesigned playground for children without parents in Belgrade, and one of our major projects is Still in Belgrade (www.stillinbelgrade.com ).

The NGO NeVO has been established in 2010 with the main idea of promoting integration of the Roma by using available medias and primarily by using TV media. The founder already had professional media experiences via his production group Golden Touch founded in 2007, and has realized that the Roma issues need to be addressed on another platform in order to bring them to the higher level.(Some of the produced video materials could be viewed on line on the link: https://vimeo.com/milutinjovanovic

Through the work at the video production this team has been tackling the issue of Roma in Serbia and has also established cooperation with most significant organizations in the region, such as: OSCE, UNICEF, Red Cross of Serbia, OSI/NF Serbia, Roma Education Fund – REF and Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation – SDC. His serial of episodes on Decade of Roma Inclusion 2005 – 2015 was broadcasted at the national TV company, RTS, and had a significantly notable publicity. The NGO NeVO’s team has a very good cooperation with the national TV company of Serbia – RTS, that enables the visibility of the produced video contents at the national level.

In his desire to wider its range of work and also faced by many missing tools for more comprehensive social action, Milutin has decided to establish the NGO NeVO. This organization strives toward developing an action that would deal with the Roma inclusion in a more effective way, through productive, educative and activities directed to

We are an organization that engages young people in the cultural field by helping them showcase their talents by making films about cultural heritage.
We live in Novi Pazar, which is an open-air museum and has inspiration every step of the way. Also, this is a youth city because half the population is under 35 years old.

NGO ‘Vido‘ is a non-profit oriented association, founded on an unlimited period of time, for the purpose of achieving goals in the fields of culture, media and education. We emphasize the importance of creative expression through the creation of multimedia content and use of new media.
We specialize in organizing theater events from the comedy genre, with a focus on stand-up comedy. We believe that the creative use of humor is an ideal way to send a message to the audience.

Our vision is to make our local society better, more informed, more aware of the problems around us and offer solutions. We believe that an individual or a group of great individuals can truly change the environment in which they live for the better. Supporting vulnerable social groups through advocacy, socio-economic solutions, respect and protection of human rights, and building a just and responsible society are all part of our vision.
Advocacy, democracy and the rule of law, social and economic policy, development of research and innovation, renewable energy implementation and sustainable development,empowerment of women and young people, especially those from vulnerable groups, education, publishing and respect for the principles of human and minority rights.

NGVU, founded by the sisters Jankovic, is keenly devoted to the principles of artistic and intellectual freedom.
The gallery is distinguished by the deep relationships it develops with the artists, from emerging and mid-career to the established ones, this being done through our sustained cooperation with museums, biennials and publishing houses.
Our team continues to challenge the way things have been done in the past, whether through the reinvention within the gallery walls or troughout the artistic engagement and echo created outside of those walls; both embracing the bold expansion of existing mediums,and supporting the young, upcoming, new medium ideas, inspirations and endeavors.

We exhibit the works in the variety of art media: drawing, painting, photography, graphic, video and sculpture.
The gallery follows its own program committed to innovation and connoisseurship in the fields of contemporary arts; also aims to bring the artistic exchange, brave experimentation and daring discussion to the forefront.
NGVU fosters continued dedication to the living artists who we represent, and pursues an extensive program of exhibitions and multidisciplinary events.

Nišville is an annual summer music festival in the Ancient Fortress of Niš, Serbia whic is helding at the middle of August. From the festival’s very beginning (1995), its concept has been based on presenting the ‘traditional’ jazz forms together with their fusion with the ethnic tradition from the different parts of the world. Since 2009, Nišville has moved to the large empty grass plateau in the Fortress. There are two large stages, one beside the other, which include alternating performances of the participants of the main program. In addition to the main stage, the program is located on several other free stages at different points in the Fortress or Nis (Open Stage, Welcome Stage, Midnight Jam Stage, River Stage…). One of the permanent segments of the festival is the free Nišville workshop – chat meetings, where almost all the participants of the main program, including the headliners of the festival, appeared as lecturers. Some of the participants are: Jean Luc Ponty Quartet, Osibisa, Maria Joao, Brussels Jazz Orchestra, John Patittuci, Brand New Heavies, Opus 5, Joe Bowie, Lydian Sound Orchestra, Richard Galliano, Solomon Burke, Hans and Candy Dulfer, Benny Golson, Mingus Dynasty, Sly & Robbie, Chico Freeman, Stanley Jordan, Tom Harrell, Randy Brecker, Miroslav Vitous, Incognito, Kyle Eastwood, Ginger Baker, Pee Wee Ellis, Jazzanova, Ron Carter, Nouvelle Vague, Marius Neset, Joe Bowie, Roy Hargrove, De Phazz, Brand New Heavies, Georgie Fame, Terje Rypdal, Manu Dibango

Nova Iskra is a pioneering creative hub in the Balkans, created with the idea to incite tangible connections between creative industries, technology and the people, with the goal to support critical thinking, nurture ideas, design organizations and develop businesses that are future-proof, while remaining sensible to the ever-changing present.

Nova Iskra creates SPACES, initiates COLLABORATIONS and designs EDUCATION programs for innovators, entrepreneurs, researchers, activists, students, professionals, organizations and companies who are interested in taking an active role in shaping the way we will LIVE, LEARN and WORK in the future.

Nova Iskra creates programs, projects and collaborations inspired by a variety of topics, such as social innovation, green economy, sustainable business models, commons, responsible design, sustainable architecture, team culture, crowdfunding, the gaming industry, digital communication and fabrication, information technologies, biotechnology and many others.

Novo kulturno naselje (NKN) is an association founded in 2014 in Novi Sad, Serbia. The main mission of NKN is the establishment of a Culture Center in Novo Naselje, a part of town with a population of over 40,000 residents.

NKN has been working for years on developing and implementing cultural content in Novi Sad. The goal of the organization is raising awareness of the need to promote and affirm artists, highlighting the need for a Culture Center at Novo Naselje, as well as generally spreading cultural awareness. In the past 4 years, NKN has done a large number of different events, programs, and projects, such as festivals: theatre, movie, local art festival, public space renovation, artistic installation, and various art & educational workshops.

Our organization participates in various networks and partnerships through projects of Creative Europe, Erasmus +, Interreg projects...We are open to invitations and long-term partnership collaboration.

Citizen Initiative is Non Gaverment Organization founded by his president Siniša Simidžija at 1996 . in Banjaluka BiH .Citizen Initiative have three main activities and goals
1. conflict resolution
2. protection of ecology
3. organizing and support cultural activity.

One of most important project was
Conflict Resolution Catalysts. Project Neighborhood Facilitator Program from July 1996. – July 1998.This project was supported by The American Institute for Peace.
Citizen Initiative organized many project in cultural feed which was supported by the
Ministry of Culture Repablic of Srpska such as exhibition of Ceramic sculptures of credited academic sculptor and ceramic artist Sonja Bikič “Birds of Peace” in Sarajevo 2009 , 4 Exhibition in Gallery Sonja Bikić 2015 and so on.

Municipalities Banjaluka supported his project School of Ceramic and Ceramic Performans – Raku Performans.2015.

Artisti Fuori Posto is a Theatre Company born in October 2011, but unofficially is active from 2008. The Company is active in Italy, and particularly in Cagliari (Sardinia) and it creates theatre shows, audiovisual and multimedia works. Besides its productions, it offers beginners and advanced courses in theatre. With their work, Artisti Fuori Posto aims to raise awareness of different topics of social interest. In particular, through its work and productions, the Company has explored the issues related to gender based violence, unemployment, environment and pollution, inclusion of groups of citizens that may be subject to emargination, on ground of their age or disability, for example. Moreover, Artisti Fuori Posto is interested in using their work to animate city districts at risk of isolation and to encourage the debate over the importance of a democratic society and the conservation of the local heritage.

Open University Subotica is one of the leading institution in adult education and organization of cultural events in Serbia.
This institution is the organizer and Executive producer of 2 important festivals - European Film Festival Palic and International Festival of Children's Theatres Subotica (organized 26. editions of both festivals). Within Open university operates the cinema named Eurocinema, focused on the European cinematography, member of international network of cinemas - Europa Cinemas. Our organisation have significant experience in international cooperation and project implementation with the emphasis on cross-border projects. It has 23 employees and over 500 associates engaged in different program activities. OUS is situated in the centre of Subotica, has its own 2500 m2 building with 2 amphitheatres, 4 conference halls, cinema theater and 20 classrooms for different type of educational courses.

OPTIMISTIC FILM www.optimisticfilm.com
Optimistic Film is a production company founded in 2007.
Optimistic Film has so far won over 58 international awards for its documentaries at various festivals in the USA, Europe, and Asia.
The company has a successful collaboration with TV stations and private productions all over the world. Its documentary films and series have been successfully shown on TV stations in Europe and the USA.
Feature documentary The Second Meeting was a 2014 official Oscar runner.
Feature documentary Tesla Nation is a 2020 official Oscar runner.
Optimistic film produced documentary films and doc series

Femix program has been founded in 2010., within OPA (Organization for promoting activism), with the aim of providing inspiration and support for girls and women that have aspirations towards working in arts and culture and also
promoting those girls and women and their work in local arts and cultural scene. We had the need to promote women’s “voices” in arts and we have mapped the discrimination on the cultural scene as one of the main problems we want to
solve. In the last 10 years, since 2010., Femix has been improving participation and activity for women in musical scene and cultural life in Serbia through promotion,
production, advocacy, research, and networking. We have organized over 60 various events and festivals. We are publishing a compilation of female music called Femixeta and the only Girls Rock Camp in our region.

Orpheus is project that started in 2001. We are mainly publishing history, poetry and prose. Our goal is to highlight multi culturality, multietnichity and multilinguality of our city and province.

The group Óskabörn Ógæfunnar (Children of Misfortune) consists of diverse performance artists that strives to challenge audience as well as themselves through performance weather they are fun, sad, ugly or beautiful.
They are known in Iceland for their daring and unapologetic ( and funny) shows about various subjects like the rise of rightwing populists, domestic abuse, transgender issues and Christmas. (not in the same show btw!)

Overhear geotags unique creative content to specific spaces using geo coordinates through a mobile app. The app generates maps of creative content for cities and festivals organising accompanying walks.

O3ONE gallery was founded in 2004. in Belgrade. We initiate and support contemporary art projects of various media. O3ONE gallery organizes about 30 exhibitions per year. In last 10 years in O3ONE gallery had more then 300 organized exhibitions, book promotions, workshops and public debates.
We are socially engaged and we believe that artistic work can advance civil society for the better.

PanArt was founded in 2012.
We have implemented many projects with museums, cultural centers, cities, ministries, Film Center Serbia, and many others.
We are very interested in cooperation, we believe that such synergy produces excellent results.

PATOS is a youth theatre from working since 1986. It gathers young theatre practitioners (professional actors, art students, young adults and teenagers) around research and experimental theatre projects, often realized in cooperation or partnership with different theatre and performing arts companies and groups in the country and abroad. PATOS is the only theatre in Smederevo, which is constantly engaged in performing arts. Theatre has been actively involved in national and international art projects. PATOS organizes drama workshops for children and youth, and has its own productions at the end of each season. Theatre is focused on exploring cultural differences and deconstruction of the prejudices, stereotypes and discrimination through drama technics. In addition, PATOS is local support center for teachers involved in theater work with children and young people.

NGO “Perilo Zabrezje” was founded in 2010. with a goal (statut) „preserving nature and historical heritage“ at Perilo and Zabrezje old town on the river Sava in Obrenovac-Belgrade. We are using Perilo home collection with historical subjects from the house, where serbian diplomacy and euro integrations started in 1804. This collection includes subjects from avantgarda Zagreb period of Traveller and later famous urbanist Milosh Somborski, violin from 19.th century that was owned by the founder of the first Obrenovac church choir Dragoljub Vicentijevic, dr Svetozar Varićak diplomas and belongings from period while he was living with Albert and Mileva Einstein, old money, old books, pieces of art, philatelic collection etc. We had several successfull projects like “Perilo memorial picnic” with educational memorial table, sport grounds at Perilo and “Zabrezje old town-open air museum” place of former harbour, industrial, and cultural center and border customs between Kingdom of Serbia and Austro-Hungary Empire, with manifestations: “Night of museums”, “Belgrade days” and our brand festival “Oslobadjanje” (eng: freeing) www.oslobadjanje.org that is directed at contemporary art through jazz, reaggae, avantgarda and performance. In 2013, 2014, 2015 we had 79 international programs and cooperation with Austrian kultur forum, Leonardiano museum Italy, prof dr Irina Subotic, prof Misa Krstic, Koja Disciplin a Kitschme etc, and gathered artists and people through our moto: “making

KLASTER ART was founded in 2016, in Belgrade, Serbia. The organization is structured as NGO focused on mini and midi projects. Members of our board are hired as cultural workers in public and private sector in order to provide a steady income, while we are devoted to our NGO and the inclusion projects that we implement not for financial reasons, but because it is our true passion. Klaster Art is in charge for implementation and management of the project cycle, including organization of all envisaged activities, carrying out logistics, administration, and implementation of the communication strategy, internal evaluation, reporting and foolow up.

PLAVO theatre is a theatre laboratory founded in 1995 in Belgrade. PLAVO theatre has mounted 24 productions (toured to many festivals in Serbia and abroad), over 200 educational projects for young people and seven international festivals in Belgrade. It has collaborated with numerous institutions, organisations, donors, embassies...in Serbia and abroad.
Most important recent projects:
· International training program for young artists Two Open Weeks of Plavo Theatre in Belgrade;
· Participation with the performance Daydream – a Story from Terezin in Theatre Olympics (Eastern Line festival) during manifestation Wroclaw – European Capital of Culture 2016;
· International inclusive project Theatre – Encounter, Inclusion, Action funded within Erasmus+ program of the European Union (2017-2018) where Plavo Theatre was a leading organization;
· Participation in international co-production Café Europa - Last Days of Mankind, supported by Creative Europe program of the European Union, led by Theaterlabor Bielefeld from Germany (2018-2019);
· International inclusive project Initiative – Inclusion - Interaction, Contemporary Theatre for Active Youth, supported by the Erasmus+ program of the European Union (2019-2021), where Plavo Theatre is a leading organization;
· Participation as a partner organization in the Creative Europe funded project Inclusive Theatre(s), led by ATER (Associazione Teatrale Emilia Romagna) from Italy (2019-2022).

PLEVEN CONTEMPORARY MEDIA FUNDATION was established in 2014. It is the successor of the newspaper \\\\\\\"Posrednik\\\\\\\" (meaning a mediator), the most influential newspaper in Pleven and the region (issued since November 1991 until March 2015), and of the digital edition posredniknews.com, which the foundation continues to publish. In order to continue to carry out the mission to which we have devoted decades, we, the newspaper owners, together with adherents, registered the „Pleven Contemporary Media Fundation”, to maintain the leading function of the newspaper as a driver of public processes.
The Foundation pursues the following goals: development and affirmation of European values, civil society principles, including freedom of expression and freedom of opinion, by issuing contemporary media in Pleven and the region.
The foundation\\\\\\\'s team has extensive journalistic and publishing experience. We are in close contact with artists from all fields of art - artists, actors, writers who, through the foundation, would participate in projects under the Creative Europe programme.
In 2017-2018, we successfully implemented a large project on the subject of cultural and historical heritage, in which more than 2,500 students participated in thematic tourist routes to get acquainted with the history of prominent families and beautiful old buildings in Pleven.

Polimorf is a collective of multimedia artists, that was founded in 2013 in the municipality of New Belgrade, with a main goal of promoting art through different courses of action, focusing on urban interventions by creating socially and ecologically responsible works of art, installations and products.

Creating art within the areas of industrial and graphic design, sculpture, art installation, street art and scenography, Polimorf tends to create and act through forms of festivals and/or an exhibition space, a street artistic expression and a commercially applied aspect.

Polimorf strives to create projects that will stimulate mobility of artists, the joint work of artists and non-artists and the popularization of art, by enabling conditions for the creation of new works of art, as well as the implementation of art on public or unused surfaces and facades.

Polimorf aims to serve as a platform that helps artists who want to create and promote their art, but also seek to bring art to the public and make it more visible in everyday life in various social spheres, through hosting and organizing cultural and educational events.

Pozega Public Library is the oldest cultural institution in our town with 160 years of work on obtaining our citizens the best services one library could offer. With such a long tradition we make all our efforts to follow and implement modern tendencies of librarianship in our institution. We are very proud of our reading promotion project and activities for our youngsters especially on our early literacy programs and the first Festival of picturebooks in Serbia.

Pregrada Municipal Museum was established in 2005 by the City Council of Pregrada. The permanent display with 639 exhibits was opened to the public in 2007. There are three collections at the museum: the pharmaceutical colllection, the mining collection and the numismatic collection. The pharmaceutical collection represents the pharmaceutical activities of the Thierries, the family whose work was of significant importance to Croatia, as the first Croatian production of medicines started right here in Pregrada. Adolf Alfons Thierry de Chateavieux bought the pharmacy and opened the first production facility in 1893. It is rarely known that the medicines made in Pregrada, of which are the most famous Centifolien ointment and Miraculous balm, were exported throughout Europe and northern Africa. The mining collection is of great importance to the commercial history of Pregrada, since the general development of the town was largely due to its coal mine. After more than 100 years of mining, the coal mine was closed in 1970\\\'s. The last, but not less important collection is a numismatic collection, which represents a valuable numismatic work of its donor Zlatko Dragutin Tudjina. Mr. Tudjina, born from Pregrada, produced golden and silver coins dedicated to the Croatian historic figures. The collections consists of molds for coins and medals, but there is a significant number of various European medals from Austria, Germany, France, Belgium etc.

Primary school Dragisa Lukovic Spanac is an educatory institucion , of public interest. It dates from 1918 and consists of three separate school facilities-one in Belosevac, second in Baljkovac and the third in Donja Sabanta. It has 437 pupils, from the 1st to 8th grade. It has about 70 employees. It works as a public school for children and aduls. It works in one shift for the pupils and in evening hours for the adults.It had an overall -stay classes in the first and second grade, to support parents who works. Our school had Annual plan and Development plan. It had partnership with many institutions in the city and around. It had projects of national and internation level, competitions, workshops, presentations throughtout the year. It has 20 classrooms , a library, an archive, administrative facility, kitchen and dining room, preschool facility, which makes 3000 square metres ,and one a gym of 500 square metres.