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Danilo Kiš Cultural Centre
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Her Story Is Your Story, Too

“Her Story Is Your Story, Too – universal values of European women’s literature”

1.1.2023-31.12.2024

Cofunded by European Union – Creative Europe

The main objective of the project “Her Story Is Your Story, Too – universal values of European women’s literature” is to spread women’s experience (her story) and women’s history (herstory) because that guarantees a future for women’s literature and women in literature.

That is why the project will translate, publish, distribute, and promote 6 award-winning books (from Albania, Ireland, Norway, the Czech Republic, France, Hungary), all examples of universal literary values and written by women. The dominant theme of all books is the mother-daughter relationship, and sub-themes articulate the main problems of modern society: LGBT communities, domestic violence, growing up in a politically repressive society, wars, a genesis of a woman writer.

Another important aim is to engage the young people which the project does through book topics (growing up), specially designed promotions that show young people that literature is not “something boring”, and organisation of regional workshops aimed at creating future literary experts able to recognise universal values in women’s literature.

Our message “her story is your story, too” crosses even more borders because the project also includes regional cooperation and promotion that gathers partners from six counties: Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and North Macedonia around a common goal – to increase the visibility of women’s literature and create a reader’s sensibility for recognizing and accepting its values, because the values of women’s literature must be incorporated into the corpus of universal literary values.

The proposed project contributes to the diversity of literature in the target countries and transnational circulation, encourages collaboration between authors, translators and publishers, and addresses the cross-cutting issues. The distribution strategy ensures wide and easy access to the works for the reading audience, and promotional strategy contributes to an enlargement and renewal of the audience.

The project leader is Izdavačka kuća Štrik Belgrade, partners are Naratorium Sarajevo and Kulturni center Danilo Kiš Ljubljana. Associated partners are: KULTURTREGER UDRUGA ZA PROMICANJE KULTURA Croatia,  HELSINKI COMMITTEE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS OF REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA, KOMBINAT NVO KOMBINAT MEDIJA Montenegro, Portal Strane Udruženje književnika Strane Bosnia and Hercegovina, Booksa Zagreb, Normalizuj Podgorica, Bookvica Belgrade.

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