PIN – Psychosocial Innovation Network, under the project “Building together – Community Monitoring and Advocacy” funded by The European Union and implemented by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, Atina – Citizens’ Association for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings and all Forms of Gender-based Violence, and Macedonian Lawyers Association, organized visit to Belgrade Zoo. Boys and girls refugees and guests from the local community together with PIN psychologists had and an opportunity to spend some wonderful afternoon together having fun and learning.

PIN – Psychosocial Innovation Network participated in International Rescue Committee international training on refugee integration and resettlement in European context. We were happy to get to know our colleagues as well as to share challenges and examples of good practice form the field!

We would like to share that IRC’s pilot project “Healing Classrooms” which PIN implemented in two elementary schools in Belgrade, has been successfully finalized. The teachers were provided with training and continuous supervision regarding their work with refugee children. The aim was to provide them with additional knowledge and skills in order to improve refugees’ integration into the educational system of Serbia.