Forgotten Children of War with Ajna Jusić (Part 1)

Podcast
No More Violence Against Women – podcast of the WAVE Network
  • wave podcast mia
    24:59
audio
26:28 Min.
WAVE x unsichtbar: Artivism – Art used as a tool against violence against women
audio
38:18 Min.
Voices Amplified: Navigating Inclusive Activism in the Realm of Migration and Women's Rights
audio
34:56 Min.
Women's rights around the globe - a conversation with Farah Abou Harb
audio
33:08 Min.
The need to end cyber violence – an interview with Dr. Eleonora Esposito
audio
50:13 Min.
Taking an intersectional approach to tackling human rights abuses
audio
29:43 Min.
Achieving sustainable activism in today's world! #WAVEofChange
audio
29:49 Min.
Access to safe abortion is health care
audio
19:16 Min.
Women’s bodies have been used as weapons: the devastating consequences of war
audio
17:38 Min.
Abortion Rights are Human Rights!
audio
29:06 Min.
Tatiana Chebac on mental health & sustainable service provision

No More Violence Against Women; the podcast of the WAVE Network.
In this podcast, WAVE voices are amplified to give insight on topics such as sexualised violence, online violence, femicides, violence against women with disabilities, youth activism, important legislation such as the Istanbul Convention, and more to highlight the different forms and dimensions of violence against women and girls.

In this three-part interview series „Forgotten Children of War“, WAVE Youth Ambassador Mia Bradić (Croatia) speaks with Ajna Jusić (29), a psychologist and feminist from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and President of the Forgotten Children of War Association. The association advocates for legal and social recognition of children born of war, and sheds light on their invisibility. While the association’s work and activism cover many different areas, Ajna highlights that art is their „main weapon for peace-building“ to heal not just their own trauma, but the collective trauma.

This is the first installment of the three-part interview series „Forgotten Children of War“, an interview with Ajna Jusić by WAVE Youth Ambassador Mia Bradić.

created and developed by Mia Bradić, WAVE Youth Ambassador from Croatia

produced and edited by Branislava Arađan, WAVE Youth Ambassador Coordinator & Beverly Mtui, WAVE Communications Coordinator

Forgotten Children of War Association: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

WAVE Network: WebsiteFacebookTwitter and Instagram

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the speaker(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or opinion/position of Women Against Violence Europe (WAVE).

Schreibe einen Kommentar