As a part of their community service project related to kindergartens,  Access program students prepared 6 workshops with children from the kindergartens (4-6 year olds). Students worked in six groups, each group with a different topic. Students played prepared games with kids, role p

Within the project of developing volunteering service in Niksic, Access Program students participated on April 27, 2017 in action of decorating promenade devoted to our poet Vito Nikolic. This community service was done in cooperation with NGO Nasa Buducnost. Decorating involved paint

Access Program students had a great opportunity of meeting an Academy Award winner and a producer, Mr. Chris Pelzer. He brought a little bit of a special Oscar atmosphere to our class. After the movie screening students wanted to find out more about it and Chris’s life and career. The

Access students had the opportunity to meet Fulbright scholars Donna LeFebvre and Bruce Siceloff. Donna LeFebvre led a discussion about power, control and emotional abuse in dating relationships. Students showed a great amount of interest about this topic and they even shared with the

Access students visited Cineplex cinema where they watched a short documentary SIGEMBR. The main aim of this event was to show  the  students the effects of  constant hatred in a society, the possible situations that people might find themselves in a xenophobic culture and how it is e

On February 7th, Mr. Mark Weinberg, Head of Public Affairs Section, talked to the Access students about history of African Americans in the United States of America. He gave them his view on the topic and valuable information. Students showed a great amount of interest, and they found

The goal of this lesson was to give to students a clearer insight on an impact prejudice and discrimination have on a single person or a society. Our guest, psychologist Milica Pušonjić, presented to them a professional opinion and guidance while they were discussing examples of preju

Students really enjoyed the presentation of FLEX alumni Dina Abazovic, Sara Dubljevic and Klaudija Abat since it was very informative. The Access students were quite pleased to learn that they are eligible (at least most of them/age limit/) for applying for the FLEX program.  The insi

Access students donated previously handmade holiday crafts to “The First Parents’ Association for Children and Youth with Special Needs” in Podgorica. They met their members and learned about their lives and work in the Association. Students decorated their premises and Christmas tree

Access students were in a festive mood and eager to create. With help of Fulbright scholars, Sydney Laseter and Tyler Murphy, they created a lot of Christmas and New Year ornaments, decorations and cards. Before and while doing the crafts they talked with our guests and learned more a