SOCIETY
Focus Learning, 2024: How youth work is bridging the gap in tomorrow’s job market
Transitions Online, 2023: Man up, Balkans
Documenting Peace, 2023: The Female Face of Zenica: Older Women’s Memories as Repositories of Peace
Transitions Online, 2023: In Sarajevo, volunteers become friends with children in need
Enough Stories, 2021: Enough Far-Flung Veg
Italics Magazine, 2021: Roma Pride 2021: Vatican, stay out of our way
Equal Times, 2020: With their country locked out of EU accession talks, Bosnia’s frustrated ’Dayton generation’
is making its own way to Europe
Balkan Insight, 2019: In the Balkans, Online Abuse of Female Journalists is ‘Normal’
NewsMavens, 2019: When a selfie is a crime
OZY, 2019: No joke: Balkan women dare to laugh at male chauvinism
NewsMavens, 2018: When a backlash against propaganda exposes misogyny
NewsMavens, 2018: A man kills his children, yet his wife is blamed
Open Democracy, 2018: How women in the Balkans are using social media to fight sexism
OZY, 2018: How Italy is saying ‘basta’ to fake news
Equal Times, 2018: The politics of language in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Equal Times, 2018: Can Italy make room for its two-wheeled road users?
Blue Link, 2018: Legal Action to Silence Green Action
Euronews, 2017: Slovenians’ hearts beat for Catalonia, but in their heads there is less binding them
Centre for Investigative Reporting, 2006: BiH has pledged to reform and improve higher education, but it hasn’t done much
Centre for Investigative Reporting, 2006: Private schools are springing up as an alternative to public faculties
Centre for Investigative Reporting, 2006: Consumers don’t get much protection in BIH
Centre for Investigative Reporting, 2005: With Disease on the Rise, Citizens Suffer Because of an Unorganized Health Care System
CULTURE
ASEF Culture360, 2023: The source of artisanal creativity is a click away
Italics Magazine, 2021: Street art that empowers women
Transitions Online, 2020: Bosnian Seniors Fight Loneliness Through Arts and Crafts
Balkan Insight, 2020: Online Art Keeps Bosnia’s Isolated Seniors Connected in Pandemic
Equal Times, 2020: Rome’s ‘invisible’ immigrants offer an alternative view of the Eternal City
OZY, 2020: The strange art of ‘ironing out’ depression
OZY, 2020: He tattooed 40,000 X’s on his skin to protest animal cruelty
Equal Times, 2018: In the former Yugoslavia, tourism is reigniting an interest in the concrete legacies of the anti-fascism struggle
France 24, 2018: How ‘iron painting’ became a tool for social inclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Atlas Obscura, 2017: An Abandoned Roman Salami Factory Becomes an Illegal, Inhabited Museum
Euronews, 2017: As communist relics collapse, the band continues to play
Euronews, 2017: Albania’s communist bunkers put to new use
Euronews, 2017: Street artist turns tree stumps into work of art
European Data Journalism Network, 2017: Go East: home is where joy is
The Guardian, 2017: From salami to art: how migrants helped turn Rome factory into a gallery
Euronews, 2017: Bosnian pensioners make art to survive
TRAVEL
BBC, 2023: Bosnia and Herzegovina’s mysterious ‘stećci’ stones
BBC, 2022: Ajvar: The vegan ‘caviar’ of the Balkans
Atlas Obscura, 2021: Rome’s Accidental Lake Is an Urban Refuge and Catalyst for Activism
BBC, 2019: Bosnia’s intriguing dessert made by 12 hands
OZY, 2019: Braille Fence at Naples Castle Offers Stunning ‘View’
BBC, 2018: The Portuguese village of giant boulders
OZY, 2018: The Food Truck Serving Up West African Delights in Rome