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Working Group Non Government Org.HUM is linked on couple
of web sites .
---BUREAU 1. for MENTAL HEALTH ,TRAUMA AND STRESS DISORDER , as well as
psychosocial & Transctional Analysis counselling:
HumanUrban Network - Psychosocial Counseling office
---BUREAU 2. Main / Central Site nongoverment, nonprofit HumanUrbanNet
/Serbia/Belgrade
-----about transcultural exchanges of HUM / political activities
/ psycho social work of nonGoverment humanistic organisation HumanUrban Network >Belgrade
Timeline 2002-2005
HUMAN URBAN NET – Mission Statement
Mission of Human Urban Net (HUM) is Psychosociological research, monitoring
and analysis of human rights issues with aim of supporting society democratization in transition.
Our mission is trust in people qualified
by prudence. We entrust people with the task to shape theirs own lives. We believe in individual initiative are the indispensable
tools of development.
Human Urban Net is striving to be corrective, stimulating and catalizing factor
of reform, transitional flows in SCG which is burdened by postwar and postcommunist problematic.
Human Urban Net main activities are in the area of human
rights promotion and marginalised social groups protection; alleviation of different forms of poverty and social problems.
HU Net also affirms strategies for poverty decrease through recognition of poverty
as key socio-humanitarian problem of SCG, Balkan region and SE Europe.
VISION
We consider negation
of human rights essential part of poverty issue, because poverty is non-fulfillment of human rights. Rights for nourishment,
decent life, education and work, right on full participation in processes of social development are not only main goals of
development, but also basic human rights.
We consider that each
citizen of our country should be empowered to attain his/her right to work, according to his/her capabilities
and education as well as express and realize his/her capabilities.
We consider the most
sensitive and adequate definition of poverty by UN Committee for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: “A human condition
characterized by the sustained or chronic deprivation of the resources, capabilities, choices, security and power necessary
for the enjoyment of an adequate standard of living and other civil, cultural, economic, political and social rights." (E/C.12/2001/10 – Nobel Prize economist Amartya Sen).
Taking into consideration:
1. former authoritarian
experience of political system in our country,
2. intensive and radical
transitional changes,
3. deep economy and
social crisis,
4. big moral
and human values distortions in all social strata,
5. full-blown corruption
in all segments,
HUM considers individuals freedom can be limited only with human
rights .
Individual freedom and iniciative are above all collective fredom.
By realizing short- and long-term goals and executing one-year
plans HU Net considers itself able to gradually contribute to poverty reduction by human rights affirmation.
Those are the only
means of reaching out towards moral and ethical advances and aim for society that considers human rights a guarantee for a
constant of it’s social system.
-- HUMAN
URBAN Net *PAST TENSES 2003 - 2006
Long-term goals and their attainment:
1. – Taking part,
support and promotion of democratic and reform processes to attain international standards of human rights.
2. –Informing
the poor, marginal and vulnerable groups on human rights, especially on right to work, social rights and international
standards and recommendations of UN, EU and OSCE.
3. –Battling
corruption by means of transparency affirmation, social responsibility as well as promotion of economic competition
and free access to information.
4. –Essential
involvement of the poor in participation as defined by Steifel & Wolf, 1994, wherein participation is “organized
effort to increase control of resources and decision-making institutions by those excluded from the process”.
5. –Promotion
of Internet and technological education, use of free electronic data-bases for employment, branching into interior and finally
covering all Serbia; final goal is pilot project: one year free Internet access to those who now have no access to it; we
consider right to information access equal to right to work.
6. –Lobbying and reconsidering of cultural environment through influence
on social value system change.
7. - Battle
against all forms of discrimination (racial, religious, sexual, age and social) and/or prejudices
based on mental and physical differences.
8. - Battle
for tolerance, peace and acknowledgement of differences.
SPECIFIC TASKS, PROGRAMS, THEMATIC:
Programs:
- HUMAN
RIGHTS PROTECTION, POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS; EMPOWERMENT AND EDUCATION, WORKSHOPS ON INNOVATIVE SKILLS
- a)
SUPPORT OF VULNERABLE GROUPS, STRESSING WOMEN AND PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
b) SUPPORT OF MARGINALIZED,
SOCIALLY EXCLUDED AND DISCRIMINATION SUBJECTS
- MINORITY
PROBLEMS, STRESSING ROMAS ISSUES
- BATTLING
CORRUPTION
Regional, international and long-term
programs:
- CULTURAL
PROJECTS; RISING OF AWARENESS OF SPIRITUAL AND MORAL POVERTY; CULTURAL RE-EVALUATION
OF STEREOTYPES
- ECOLOGY
PROJECTS, PRESERVATION AND REJUVENATION OF ENVIRONMENT
Subjects:
- HUMAN
RIGHTS PROTECTION, POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS; EMPOWERMENT AND EDUCATION, WORKSHOPS ON INNOVATIVE SKILLS
- SOCIALLY
EXCLUDED AND SUBJECT TO DISCRIMINATION – INFORMALLY EMPLOYED AND UNEMPLOYED: Basic program – step-by-step
application, sustainable, continuous:
a. Creation
of business, Guides data bases of professions and skills,
b. SOS
phone for psychological, social and advisory help,
c.
Education of socially excluded; workshops on basic skills of self-promotion; informing and empowering
of transitionally displaced; English language, information courses in Word and Outlook-Express, basics of Internet communication,
d. Basic
workshop – Human Rights and Responsibility; basic human liberties; standards and recommendations of UN and EU. Aimed
education of each target group.
- SUPPORT
OF VULNERABLE GROUPS
Psychological and social
support, lobbying for specialized equipment, humanitarian workshops,
equipping
with special PC computers, specialized workshops.
Especial programs for women with special needs thru promotion on job market, self-empowering; netting, continuous
alerting of media, civil sector and executive authorities.
· SUPPORT
OF MARGINALIZED, SOCIALLY EXCLUDED AND DISCRIMINATION SUBJECTS
a. Women
– enslavement, sex trafficking, family violence, sexual harassment, misogyny; promotion of gender equality.
b. Children
– sexual harassment, anti-incest campaigns, children with special needs.
c. Young
adults, marginalized and marginal groups:
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work with young ‘seniors’ (18-23) with delinquent behavior or paroled; psycho-social support and rehabilitation,
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younger segment (18-30), unemployed and socially excluded,
BATTLING
CORRUPTION
a. - Rising general
awareness of real spread of corruption, b.- Monitoring of social institutions and executive
administration, c. - Lobbying for corruption disclosure through
presentation of different strategies against corruption (Word Bank Institute, Research in SE Europe countries). d Promotion of transparent
governing
CULTURE PROJECTS AND RISING
OF AWARENESS OF SPIRITUAL AND MORAL POVERTY; CULTURAL RE-EVALUATION OF STEREOTYPES
ECOLOGY PROJECTS, PRESERVATION
AND REJUVENATION OF ENVIRONMENT
Conferences
and Round tables on subjects of mental poverty, mass culture and Kitsch, new systems of values in culture and culture
strategy.
ECOLOGY PROJECTS, PRESERVATION
AND REJUVENATION OF ENVIRONMENT
Support and promotion of Agenda
21.
General:
First
four programs are directly involved in poverty and hidden poverty reduction utilizing links and cooperation with NGO sector
on all levels and with system institutions in social areas. Subsequent programs deal with poverty indirectly, by means of
global approach on all levels through multidimensional researches, analytical projects engaging multiple participants on long-term
projects, including monitoring and evaluation.
This is bilangual (English and Serbian language) Web site
Welcome to our nonprofit site,PROFESSIONAL
ORGANISATION Psycho Sociology & MENTAL Health Science!
On HUMAN URBAN NET
ADVICE ON COUNSELLING SERVICES:
1-Counselling
and Psychotheraphy
2-Anti
Stress Advices
3-Post-Traumatic
Stress
disorder counselling
4-Low
self -esteem problems
5 Anorexia
/Bulimia ,
excessive weght loss or gain obesity
H U M A N
U R B A N N E T
mail : psyhosoc@yahoo.co.uk
Psihosocialno Savetovaliste evadd@eunet.yu
Web site http://humanourb.tripod.com
" Discipline gives total freedom;
it allows you to go beyond your limitations,
to break through boundaries and reach the highest goal.
The path to discipline will not only save a person's
life,
it will also give it meaning. How?
By introducing him to deeper joys and deeper longings,
by creating a silence
in which the whisper of the heart can be heard.
Truly, discipline is the road to liberation."
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An alternative model conceptualizes how the Internet is structured technically, socially, and socio-technically.
The term socio-technical refers to an ensemble, a practice, or an analysis of these that integrates social and technical elements
in a way that reveals their interactions and inter-penetration. In conventional approaches, an ensemble could be seen as wholly
social, such as an organization, a high school for example. More accurately, an analysis of the high school could be wholly
social, and focus on such behaviors as the formations of informal student cliques. Or the ensemble could be seen as wholly
technical. The high school could be the subject of a technical analysis of its structures: the likelihood that it would collapse
in an earthquake. A socio-technical analysis of behavior in the high school would focus on a mix of social and technical elements.
For example, if the classroom chairs are bolted to the floor in some rooms and not in others, one may examine different kinds
of class organization and communication in these rooms which different physical capabilities. The structuring of spaces, such
as rooms that are assigned to student clubs, may influence the ways that cliques form and how they manage their social boundaries
with technologies (i.e., closed doors). High schools are neither completely social entities nor completely technological entities,
even though social psychologists and structural engineers may analysis them as if they were. Socio-technical analysts see
social behavior and the organization of artifacts (such as buildings or web sites) in a much more integrative manner.
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1995-2002 ACTIONS
In cooperation with Catholic Humanitarian Enterprise, Nicole Debarsy-Despaz, from Belgium helping children and young war victims
and refugees. Performed full preparations: French and English language, psychosocial preparation and adaptation of young refugees
from Croatia for further education in some of the foster families in Belgium.
In HLC - Humanitarian Low Center was engaged as sociologist-researcher, and on translation on Bosnia / Croatia /Serb language
of sensitive relevant documents of ICTY (Hague Tribunal). Especially focused at the proceedings concerning former Yugoslav
president Slobodan Milosevic. She engaged at the full and final preparations of official documents of these proceeding of
Tribunal on BHS language based on original English verbal and written transcript.
Also organized and participated in number of significant conferences and meetings mainly concerned human and minority rights
and reconciliation’s in Serbia and Bosnia.
Members of Human Urban Net have organized (on their own or in cooperation with Board of Culture of GSS and Center of Children
Care - (donors: UNICOM, Fredric Gnomon, Konrad Adenauer Stifung, F. Ebert Foundation and others) following events:
Several performances with NGO “Women in Black” – “Stop to Violence”, Conference “Anniversary
of the Crystal Night” in CZKD, “Solidarity with Women of Srebrenica”, and others,
“Oteto-Prokleto” action in cooperation with League for Restitution of Private Property.
From 2000 to 2002 - regular humanitarian Christmas concerts given by graduates of Music conservatoire - funds donated to
elementary school "Anton Skala" for children with special needs.
Round table “Mass Culture and New Cultural Strategy” – participants Dr Eric Gordy, culturologist, Clark
University US; V. Krnjaski, ULUS; Ivana Kronja; Prof. Dr Branimir Stojkovic, culture sociologist, and others.
"Globalization and Current Political Situation", Dr Vesna Pesic (current ambassador to Mexico), lecture and discussion –
2002. (Tapes in archives of B92 and Studio B TV)
Round table “Meeting of Writers and Publishers” 26th October 2002. - Publisher Tajid Sahid-Pasic, Sarajevo, President
of Publishers Association and Zoran Hamovic “Klio” – analysis of publishig legislature, comparison of publishing
circumstances in BiH and Serbia.
From 2001 to 2003 cooperated on “Strategy of Cultural Policy” project with Prof. Milena Dragicevic-Sesic, rector
of Faculty of Dramatic Arts, BU: cooperated with Ivan Andric, president of Board of Culture and Information on publication
“Cultural Policy and Culture after 5th October 2000”, first account of cultural institutions (3150 institutions),
Cooperation on “International Code of Drug and Medical Material Advertising” within “Children and Youth
Care” project (donors UNICEF, INFBAN - International food babies network),
Cooperation on »Children Malnutrition«, project with Center for Care for Children and Young
-cooperation, articles and paricipation in round table »From Remebering the Past towards Positive Future«, subject »Facing
the Past«, with Victimologic Society of Serbia and Fridrch Ebert Foundation,
-presence, monitoring and reporting on Sex Traficking Proceedings (»Zarubica and others«),
-participation in interactive, video-linked conferences, five seccions,
· »Series of Dialogues on Governing for Leaders of South-East Europe« (topics: NGO, local self-governing, Government,
Political parties). Organizers: WBI, ECA Region,The German Merchal Fund, Youth Outreach Program, EURVP-World Bank –
( 27 Janary to 23 March ). Presentations by: Daniel Koffman (Chile), Francisco Kordona (Spain, OECD).
Cooperating with World Bank, K. Adenauer, H. Böll, German Embassy, Goethe Institute, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Social
affaire and many others democratic organizations and institution.
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