Annual Report 2023
Annual Report 2023

Contributor(s): Enida Čamdžić (Editor), Stela Vuković (Editor)
Subject(s): Gender Studies, Sociology, Gender history, Politics and society, Studies in violence and power, Present Times (2010 - today)
Published by: Fondacija CURE
Keywords: feminist-activist organization; gender equality; gender studies; women;
Summary/Abstract: The CURE Foundation (CURE) is a feminist-activist organization that works towards gender equality and advocates for positive social change through educational, artistic-cultural, research, and advocacy programs. The Foundation began its work on November 7, 2005. The CURE Foundation is an anti-militarist and anti-fascist organization striving to contribute to the development of gender equality in society and the empowerment of marginalized groups of women, including Roma women, women with developmental difficulties, lesbian, bisexual, and trans* women, single parents, elderly women, and women survivors of violence. We advocate for their equal inclusion in all social spheres and oppose any form of exclusion of women and girls. Our organization leads numerous initiatives within the women’s movement in Bosnia and Herzegovina and strives to destigmatize certain topics, expanding the focus on key societal issues. Through direct work with women and girls and the promotion of a culture of non-violence and anti-discrimination, we aim to create a safe and positive environment for feminism and activism. We encourage the visibility of women in public, street activism, and art, and promote women’s perspectives on socio-political issues. Our strength lies in diverse approaches and collaboration with institutions, both in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region. We aim to become even stronger and address all societal challenges. By contributing to the creation and development of a solidarity and inclusive women’s movement in Bosnia and Herzegovina and around the world, CURE is a leader in social change that improves the status of women and girls, as well as marginalized social groups, thus making women equal and actively participating in decision-making and implementation.

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