Amra Dautović came to the UK as a child refugee during the Bosnian War. Arriving to the country without speaking a word of English she now has a degree in Psychology and Criminal Justice, as well as a Masters degree in Forensic Psychology. Amra is now the Managing Director of the My Time Richmond Fellowship Division and has won several awards for her efforts and contribution to Mental Health work. Although she says her biggest achievement is her family, especially her two young children that she hopes to raise with knowledge and pride of their family heritage and origin. This is her story.
Our @SrebrenicaUK UK National Board Meeting is underway with introductory remarks from our patron @lordnickbourne An amazing achievement of 1800 events in 2020 Thanks given to all our supporters and volunteers
Our National Board Meeting is underway! Thank you to our board members for their lasting dedication and commitment to genocide education and community action. An exciting day lies ahead for our team!
This is so awesome! Congratulations @SrebrenicaUK.
☑️ "Untold Killing" podcast accrued over 70 000 listeners.
☑️ It has been added to numerous school and university recommend listening lists.
☑️ The postcast has been covered in @guardian, @spectator, @Sunday_Post & @DailyMirror. https://t.co/PKwI6SzoDn
This made my day. This is the sole purpose of my telling the story.
Besides, I have talked to so many wonderful people from @SrebrenicaUK whom I deeply respect and admire.
Thank you all for everything. We shall never grow tired of remembering and reminding about the genocide.
Books help us bridge ignorance and misinformation, an important aspect of combating hatred. Every Friday, we hope you'll join us in reading a book that discusses the Bosnian war and genocide. This week's book will transport you to war-time Sarajevo through a child's eyes.