Monthly Archives: July 2010
The Rose of Sarajevo
My visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina will cover the work of the women of Srebrenica. But before I get to that, I want to introduce one of Sarajevo’s greatest roses, the fabulous Amra Celebic, my friend and guide throughout this trip, and an instrumental person in the workof preserving the memory of the genocidal massacre that occurred in Srebrenica. Continue reading
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Tagged Bosnia, in women's hands, non violent political action, Rose of Sarajevo, Sarajevo, Srebrenica
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Welcome to In Women’s Hands
What is more wonderful than taking walks down memory lane? Next week, I’ll be returning to the country that transformed my life and helped me see the world, and my place in it, in a very different way. That memory lane is Bosnia. Continue reading
Posted in In Womens Hands
Tagged Bosnia, in women's hands, muslim women, NATO, non violent political action, Srebrenica, Women Political Action
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