In 2024 several workshop have been carried out by Human Rights House Zagreb as part of the Butterfly Effect project, targeting youth and educators. Empowering
In September, Human Rights House Zagreb organised two capacity building workshops for youth and activists. The workshops were held in Rijeka and Zagreb, focusing on
Throughout the whole European Union, intolerance, racism, xenophobia and discrimination continue to affect many people because of their ethnic origin, migration background or religious belief.
The final event of the project “Butterfly Effect – changing attitudes to change the world” will take place in Brussels, Belgium on the 30th October
Bystanders can play a key role in preventing and discouraging harmful behavior, discrimination and violence. By reacting to harmful behavior, we signal to the perpetrator
This is the second in a series of three videos on discrimination – What is discrimination, Who to report discrimination to, and What to do
Discrimination can take on various forms and is not always simple to recognize. Individuals can behave in a discriminatory manner, but a measure, a rule
So far this summer quite a few sporting competitions have happened. But like any other aspect of our society, the world of sports is not
The Butterfly Effect project includes actions also towards parents, as key actors in the educational community, through focus groups to make them aware of the
The Butterfly Effect Project team recently organized a youth capacity-building meeting aimed at addressing, recognizing, and effectively managing discrimination through knowledge sharing and the provision