ConFESsions Vodcast Episode 6: Marija Srdić
Watch the full episode on the ConFESsions Vodcast YouTube channel.
Our host Hana Sokolović spoke with Marija in Novi Sad about several prominent trends in Serbian society. From increasing threats to democracy, to structural inequalities and social mobilization - addressing even the paradox of banning LGBTQ+ EuroPride 2022 in a country with an openly lesbian Prime Minister.
Do people in Serbia still believe in effectiveness of activist protests in their country? The consistent anxiety of parallel crisis - or the perpetual creation of them - prevents the community from moving forward, according to Marija.
For a conversation on what the essence of activism and why it is necessary - in every-day experiences of an activist, listen in on the full episode #ConFESsions vodcast! Reporter: Hana Sokolović For more information, check out our social media and website and stay tuned; the next vodcast goes live end of September! #ConFESsionsPodcast
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