PLAY International Kosovo

"I think the sessions help both the teacher and the students in combating discrimination"                                                     - Avdi Azemi                                    (V ë llez ë rit Frash ë ri School, Lipjan) As teachers we constantly strive to follow and apply the best teaching practices to make our students as comfortable and as attractive as possible to learn, to acquire the knowledge provided by the plan to apply them in everyday life and be useful to society.   Despite these efforts, we have felt the need for formal education to be advanced to meet the needs and requirements of students. With the programs available, professional staff and cooperation, PLAY International has managed to address many important topics and work with actors which it is best to be addressed and pave the way for the new generations towards a healthy, inclusive education and a society with genuine values. Together with my colleagues, I have been part of the EJO proje

Valentina Slavić and Milijana Ilic are our two lovely PLAYers from Lepine. Together they are part of EDI Plus youth programme and have been participating in PLAY’s activities in Kosovo for one year now.  They talk with passion about volunteering and working with kids from their town.   As community leaders,  Tina and Mia try to do as many regular activities as they can.  They like sharing the cooperative and collective games that they learn from PLAY with other kids from their community. When asked why they enjoy working with youngsters from their community, their answer was that they find the motivation in the trainers from PLAY, which worked with them in the near past. They think that the activities were so helpful for them and now they both love sharing what they learned with kids of different religions and communities. They are happy when they can put smiles on kids' faces.  They say: When the games are over, kids always ask to stay longer and play more with one another. You