PUBLICATIONS
·
How
to Reach the Carrot
by
Nevena Vuckovic Sahovic, Jelena Vranjesevic, Vesna Dejanovic, Nada Korac
and Ruzica Rosandic
Belgrade, 1999, Serbian
A
handbook for workshop facilitators (trainers) in the area of child rights
for work with adolescents. After the introductory theoretic part dealing
with preparation / organization of seminars, workshop approach (principles
and techniques) the handbook offers 14 linked workshops, creating a
complete training program in the area of child rights with children of
high school age.
·
So
close and yet so far away
ed
Belgrade,
1999, Serbian and English
This report presents results of the evaluation of the project “Open Club
– Invisible Refugees”, carried out by the YuCRC in spring 1999 with
children who took refuge in Hungary during the NATO intervention. With an
overview of activities and implemented methodology, this publication
offers a systematized list of recommendations for work with children in
emergency situations.
Table
of contents
·
YuCRC
Report 1997/98
Prepared
by Suzana Milicic
Belgrade, 1999, Serbian and English
A
report on the activities of the YuCRC from its establishment until 1998.
Table
of contents
·
Report
on the Situation of Children in the FRY – 10 Years After
Belgrade,
1999, Serbian and English
In addition to an analysis of the general social and economic context, the
Report deals with the problem of refugee children as well as the situation
in the areas of education, health and social care.
Situation of Children in the FRY
·
How
Can We Co-operate
by
Stanislava Vidovic, Nevena Vuckovic Sahovic, Vesna Dejanovic, Mirjana
Pesic, Lidija Radulovic and Emina Hebib
Belgrade,
2000, Serbian
The
handbook is a complete program of education for children and youth –
elementary and high school students. It is intended primarily for teachers
and co-workers in schools, although it could be used, with minimum
modifications, by other workshop facilitators in child/youth camps, or
organizations and institutions dealing with or organizing similar programs
for children and youth. The central part of the handbook consists of 4
thematic blocks of educational workshops for work with children aged 9 to
17.
·
Child rights and health
A Handbook for Health
Professionals and Co-workers
Belgrade, 2000, Serbian
The handbook’s aim is to make the contents of the “Child Rights and
Health” project seminars accessible to a wider circle of readers. It was
created as a reminder to health professionals working with children. In
its introduction it offers a theoretic concept of child rights, perception
of childhood as well as the child’s developmental abilities and right to
health. In addition, it provides an exhaustive analysis of conditions and
ways of exercising child’s right to health.
·
The
Situation Of Children In Institutions Of Social Care In Serbia
Belgrade,
2001,
The publication is a result of the work of an interdisciplinary team
composed of professional co-workers of the YuCRC, Ministry of Social
Affairs and the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Serbia. The report
offers a comprehensive analysis of the situation as well as priority needs
of each individual institution. Accompanying the publication is a
documentary film with footage illustrating the current state.
·
Protection
of Children from Abuse
A
handbook for centres for social work and other services in local community
by:
Nevenka Zegarac, Ljiljana Mijanovic, Mirjana Obretkovic, Ljubomir
Pejakovic, Ivana Simic and Ivana Stevanovic
Edited by: Mirjana Obretkovic and Ljubomir Pejakovic
Belgrade, 2001, Serbian
The handbook represents one of the initial phases in the creation of a
systematic and methodological basis for work on problems of child abuse.
As a result of a research, its aim is to base the right of the child to
protection from abuse on more closely defined professional standards and
procedures as well as to create the methodological basis for the building
of a social network, i.e. linking and compliance of activities of all
actors in the protection of children from abuse.
Table
of contents
·
Report
1997 - 2002
prepared
by: Nevena Vuckovic Sahovic, Vesna Dejanovic, Branka Ristic
Belgrade, 2002, Serbian and English
The report is an overview of half a decade long efforts and results
achieved by the CRC in the domain of child rights. It is divided into
several segments, beginning with an overview of the child rights situation
in Yugoslavia, in the light of the current political, economic and social
contexts. After the introductory part, the Report presents views on the
place and the role of the CRC as a non-governmental organisation, the
problems faced, the priorities set and the results achieved.
Table
of contents
·
Now I
know - So I can
by:
V. Dejanovic, N. Korac, R. Rosandic, I. Stevanovic, S. Vidovic, S.
Vorkapic, J. Vranjesevic, N. Vuckovic Sahovic
Belgrade, 2003, Serbian
A
handbook for workshop facilitators in the area of child rights
for work with children of
high school age. After the introductory theoretic part dealing
with preparation/organization of seminars, workshop approach (principles
and techniques), the handbook offers 11 workshops, creating a
complete training program in the area of child rights with children of
high school age.
·
Child
Rights in Serbia 1996-2002
by:
M. Brkic, V. Cucic, V. Dejanovic, Lj. Jovanovic, V. Jovanovic, D. Kozic,
N. Milosevic, Lj. Pejakovic, M. Pesic, A. Ramah, D. Stanimirovic, I.
Stevanovic, O. Vidojevic, S. Vorkapic,
N. Vuckovic Sahovic, D. Vulevic
Belgrade, 2003, Serbian and English
The
objective of this report is to provide the public with information how the
international guaranteed child rights are implemented in Serbian practice.
Researched were domestic laws and its co-ordination with the Convention on
the Rights of the Child, and exhibited observations and comments on the
existing situation.
Table
of contents
·
Protection
of Children from Abuse
A
handbook for centres for social work and other services in local community
by:
Nevenka Zegarac, Ljiljana Mijanovic, Mirjana Obretkovic, Ljubomir
Pejakovic, Ivana Simic and Ivana Stevanovic
Edited by: Mirjana Obretkovic and Ljubomir Pejakovic
Second edition
Belgrade, 2004, Serbian
The handbook represents one of the initial phases in the creation of a
systematic and methodological basis for work on problems of child abuse.
As a result of a research, its aim is to base the right of the child to
protection from abuse on more closely defined professional standards and
procedures as well as to create the methodological basis for the building
of a social network, i.e. linking and compliance of activities of all
actors in the protection of children from abuse.
Table
of contents
·
Child
Rights in Serbia 2003
by: V. Cucic, V. Dejanovic, V. Jovanovic, Lj. Pejakovic, M. Pesic,
V. Rajovic, M. Sretenovic, I.
Stevanovic, S. Vorkapic,
N. Vuckovic Sahovic, R. Vujovic, D. Vulevic
Belgrade, 2004,
Serbian
The
objective of this report is to provide the public with information how the
international guaranteed child rights are implemented in Serbian practice.
Researched were domestic laws and its co-ordination with the Convention on
the Rights of the Child, and exhibited observations and comments on the
existing situation.
·
Child
Rights in Serbia 2003 - General Context
Belgrade, 2004, English
The document consists of executive summary of
the 'Child Rights in Serbia 2003' report published in Serbian and the part
that looks at Serbia's performance under article 4 of the Convention on
the Rights of the Child.
Table
of contents
·
Child
Rights in Serbia 2004
Belgrade, 2005,
Serbian and English
Associates working on the
Report: Sladjana Vorkapic, Nevena Vuckovic Sahovic, Vesna Dejanovic, Tanja
Zogovic, Mirjana Pesic, Ivana Stevanovic, Oliver Toskovic, Ljubomir
Pejakovic, Viktorija Cucic
The
objective of this report too is to provide the public with information how the
international guaranteed child rights are implemented in Serbian practice.
Researched were domestic laws and its co-ordination with the Convention on
the Rights of the Child, and exhibited observations and comments on the
existing situation.
Table
of contents
·
Living Together -
Handbook for
intercultural youth trainings
by:
Ruzica Rosandic, Jelena Vranjesevic and
Zorica Trikic
Belgrade, 2005, Serbian,
internal publication
This manual is written for those who teach and train young
people, but not exclusively for them. Its purpose is to aid in finding out
the sources and mechanisms through which the fear of the new and
unfamiliar, of intolerance, even of hate for socially different people
operates. With help from this manual, those who use it could acquire
knowledge and skills needed to better understand themselves, their own
cultural reality and own view of the world, all of which is a precondition
to truly understand others, other cultural realities and develop a
constructive, positive approach to social and cultural differences.
Table of Contents
·
Child
Rights in Serbia 2005
Belgrade, 2006,
Serbian, Summary in English
Marija Petrovic,
Nevena Vuckovic Sahovic,
Ivana Stevanovic
The
objective of this year's report too is to provide the public with information how the
international guaranteed child rights are implemented in Serbian practice.
Researched were domestic laws and its co-ordination with the Convention on
the Rights of the Child, and exhibited observations and comments on the
existing situation.
Table
of contents
