IJAS team

Executive Board

Zeljko Bodrozic

Zeljko Bodrozic (President) (born in 1970) is a journalist and editor-in-chief of the weekly Kikindske.

He started his journalism career in 1991. During the 1990s, he had worked in several local media (TV KI, Ki-press, Kikindske novosti, RTV VK). In October 1998, along with a group of younger journalists from Kikinda and its local environment, he had launched the weekly Kikindske, both in Serbian and Hungarian. To this day, more than 1000 issues of Kikindske had been published.

By the end of the 1990s and beginning of the 2000s, he was sentenced and fined for his articles a number of times. He is the first journalist from Serbia who has won a dispute against the state before the UN Human Rights Committee in New York (in 2005), and two disputes before the European Court in Strasbourg (2009). He wrote for the following papers: Nasa borba, Blic, Dnevnik, Danas, Vreme, Bulevar, Novi magazin, Republika, Status, Pescanik and E-novine. In 2001 he has won a journalist reward “Dusan Bogavac”.

He was a member of the IJAS Executive Board in three terms and since 2014 he was a Vice President of the Association. He lives in Kikinda.

Zeljko Bodrozic

President

Amela Bajrović

Amela Bajrović (Novi Pazar) - journalist and editor of Radio Sto plus.

She has been in journalism for almost 25 years, she is the editor of the Freemedia.rs portal and a correspondent for Radio Slobodna Evropa.

For the previous 19 years, she was the editor of Novi Pazar radio Sto plus, which is owned by the Beta agency, she worked for several local television stations and was a correspondent for numerous Belgrade media.

She trained professionally at several seminars in the country and abroad.

Previously, she was a member of the Executive Board of NUNS for two terms.

Amela Bajrović

Mileva Malešević

Mileva Malešić - director and editor of TV Forum and the Forum Info portal.

Since 2008, journalist, director and editor of TV Forum and Forum Info portal from Prijepolje. Before that, she worked as a journalist, editor and director in the local newspaper Polimlje and Radio Polimlje. She was a correspondent for the Beta and Tanjug agencies, the daily newspapers Politika, Glas Javnosti and Blic, Radio Belgrade... She was elected to the Management Board of PU "Local Press" for five mandates, and from 2014 to 2016 she served as the President of the Board of Directors of "Local Press" ".

She is the winner of numerous awards at media festivals (In terfest, Pres Vitez, Jahorina Festival) and recognitions such as: "Flower of success for the Dragon Woman", for media support for female entrepreneurship from the Association of Business Women of Serbia, and the award Personality of the Year 2018, for contribution in the work with young journalists, which is shared by the OSCE Mission in Serbia.

Mileva Malešević

Marko Somborac - vicepresident

Marko Somborac, vice president -

comic book author, graphic designer and illustrator.

He is one of the most popular comic authors and political commentators in Serbia, thanks to the daily political comic strip "Blic strip". He graduated from the High School of Design and the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade. In the mid-nineties, he was a member of the Belgrade multimedia group "Boys". From 1993 to 2005, he worked as an artist and screenwriter on comic books, illustrations, video games, animated films, television, and advertising campaigns for prestigious clients. He was the screenwriter of the comic strip "Cowboy Joe" with cartoonist Nikola Vitković, published in Tron magazine (1993-1994), as well as the independent daily comic strip "Stokići" in Večernji novosti (2004).

Winner of numerous awards: 1992 - Third prize for the comic strip of the Niš Student Cultural Center and the youth newspaper "Pressing", for the comic strip "Cowboy Joe", 2009 - Award for journalism of the city of Belgrade for "Blic strip", 2010 - Award "Miodrag Veličković - Mivel" Balkan exhibitions of young comic authors in Leskovac for satirical comics, 2010 - UNS annual award for caricature for "Blic comic", 2012 - "Desimir Tošić" award for official gazette journalism, 2012 - NUNS award "Dušan Bogavac" for ethics and courage...

Marko Somborac

Tamara Milojević

Tamara MILOJEVIĆ (Niš) - journalist and editor of the Mediareform.rs portal and production coordinator of the Media Reform Center.

Born in 1992. Graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, Department of Journalism.

She has been in the media since 2011, when she started working in the newsroom of the then Niš RTV 5. From 2014, she worked in Niš Television as a reporter, and then as a morning program host, where she spent almost six years. At the same time, since 2018, she has been working in the correspondence department of TV Prva.

At the end of 2019, he started working at the Media and Reform Center in Niš in video production, and creates various video formats, from features to documentary shows. She is the editor of the mediareform.rs portal.

She is the presenter and one of the authors of the show "43/21" and the RetroGradN podcast.

Tamara Milojević

Adam Santovac

Adam SANTOVAC (Belgrade) - journalist and producer of the TV N1 documentary program.

He took his first step in journalism in 1999 as the founder of the children's magazine "Mali Krokodil". For three years he edited, wrote, photocopied and sold his newspaper to fellow citizens. That's how he reached the first readers. He did his first television stories on "VK" television, and radio stories on Radio Kikinda. He has been professionally engaged in journalism since 2011. As a television journalist of the Mreža Production Group, he learned to work thoroughly. As a radio journalist and news presenter of Radio S, he learned to work quickly. As a reporter for the daily TV Nova.rs, he learned how to use and not abuse freedom in journalism.

From 2014 to 2019, he was part of the N1 television team. In five years as a reporter, he published 910 reports, reportages, analyses. He is the author of nine documentary films and the winner of nine journalistic awards (2015 Award for the reportage "Garbage for Energy" at the Intefer Festival, 2015 Award of the Regional Center for the Environment for Central and Eastern Europe for the documentary film "The Pit of Irresponsibility" by the OSCE for the feature "LGBT parade - it can be different", 2017. Award for TV reporter "Life in the Storm" at the Intefer Festival, 2019. UNS special award for the documentary film "Mega graduate", 2020. NUNS award for investigative journalism for the documentary film "Mega Diplomac", 2020 EU Award for Investigative Journalism for the documentary film "Mega Diplomac", 2022 New York University "Edwind Diamond" Award for the documentary film "Ana je tu"). From 2019 to 2020, he worked as a reporter and producer of the show "Među nama" on Nova S television. As a Fulbright scholarship holder, he is going to graduate studies in the United States in 2020. At New York University (NYU), he is finishing his master's studies in the news and documentary program. From 2022, part of the N1 team again in the position of journalist and producer of the documentary program. He graduated as a journalist and master of cultural studies at the Faculty of Political Sciences of the University of Belgrade.

Born in Kikinda in 1988.

Adam Santovac

Sanja Kljajic

Sanja Kljajic (born in 1990) is a journalist and a correspondent for German Deutsche Welle.

She worked in Public Broadcasting Service RTV Vojvodina until 2016 when she left RTV as a sign of protest for the attempt of censoring her story. She is a journalist of Vojvodina Investigative and Analytical Centre – VOICE. She is an associate of the Independent Journalist Association of Vojvodina - IJAV, Foundation Slavko Curuvija and one of the leaders of the movement “Support RTV”. She has won the award for ethics and courage “Dušan Bogavac” in 2016 and the festival’s award On the record in the category of short radio formats during her years at the university in 2012. She graduated from journalism at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, where she is also completing her master studies in communicology. She lives in Novi Sad

Sanja Kljajic

Marina Fratucan

Marina Fratucan (born in 1968) is an independent journalist.

She has been in journalism for more than 30 years. Her career has started in the youth, culture and art programme of TV Novi Sad. She has cooperated with a number of media in the region of Yugoslavia: TV Beograd, TV Zagreb, TV Sarajevo, TV Titograd, TV Priština, YUTEL, Beta Agency, B92, Radio 021 and others. She founded her production company Urbans, in 1996, which covered regional topics. She was an editor and presenter of investigative and analytical journalism show Radar which had won several awards and was cancelled in mid-2016 after five years of intermittent broadcasting on RTV Vojvodina. Along with her associates, she has continued broadcasting the show on the YouTube channel. She was an active participant in the protest “Support RTV”. Her professional recognitions include TV Discovery of the Year in the SFRY area in 1989; PRESS VITEZ for the show RADAR 201; CIRCOM Regional Award (European Association of Regional Television) for the show Radar, as the best news magazine in 2016. She teaches journalism at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad. She graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, and she lives in Novi Sad.

Marina Fratucan

Jelena Diković

Jelena Diković, (Belgrade), journalist of the newspaper Danas. She was born on May 9, 1981 in Užice.

She has a degree in political science for journalism and communication and a master's degree in political science for international affairs. From 2009 to 2010, she stayed in the USA through the program of the US Embassy in Serbia and Voice of America for young journalists, where she attended several courses during two semesters at the University of North Alabama, but also gave lectures on journalism and Serbia.

He has been with Danas since 2006. He currently covers the human rights and war crimes sector. He mostly deals with the topics of dealing with the past, transitional justice, and follows trials for war crimes in Belgrade. She also deals with LGBTI+ topics, violence against women, Roma issues, media... At one time, she covered both foreign and domestic politics in Danas.

She is the winner of the award of the FOSDI organization for the text about the position of women in the Serbian Army, as well as the annual award for tolerance awarded by the Commissioner for the Protection of Equality and the OSCE for texts about violence against LGBT people in Serbia for the text about a trans woman from Bosnia and Herzegovina who fled to Serbia and was housed in the Asylum Center in Banja Koviljača for months.

Jelena Diković

Nikola Lazić

Nikola LAZIĆ (Bujanovac) - founder and editor of the Bujanovačka portal.

He worked in the Vranjska weekly from 2002 to 2017 as a journalist, and in editorial positions from 2008.

He collaborated with many media in Serbia and Europe, and he still works for some of them: news agency Tanjug (2002-2003), the weekly Ekonomist magazine from Belgrade (2002-2005), Radio Deutsche Welle - correspondent from southern Serbia (2006-2007). , a regular contributor from Southern Serbia to BIRN (since 2004) and Novi Magazin from Belgrade (since 2012).

He also published texts in the newspapers Danas, Politika, NIN and Vreme from Belgrade.

He is the winner of two awards: "Pavle Ćirović" (2008, 2014) for the best stories in local media, awarded by the Association of Local Media "Local Press" and the First Award for Investigative Journalism in 2012, in the category of print media, awarded by NUNS and the US Embassy. for a series of texts about the activities of Darko Šarić's group in the south of Serbia.

He holds an international NUNS license as a journalist trainer, has prepared and participated in numerous trainings and seminars in the country and abroad.

Nikola Lazić

Slobodan Georgiev

Slobodan Georgiev (Belgrade) - editor of the program "Pregled dana" and "Vesti" on TV Nova S and journalist of the weekly Vreme.

He was born in 1976 and lives in Belgrade. He graduated from the Sixth Gymnasium and the Faculty of Philology. He has been a journalist since 2001 in the weekly Vreme, for which he still writes. From 2007 to 2020, he was a journalist and editor of BIRN Serbia. He managed a team that won eight annual awards for investigative reporting. He has won three awards for investigative journalism (2013, 2014 and 2015).

He is the winner of the annual Jug Grizelj award for 2015.

He is the winner of the Stanislav Staša Marinković award in 2019 for overall achievements in journalism.

He is a collaborator on numerous documentary TV series, he has been quoted in several international publications dealing with crime, corruption and hooliganism in Serbia and the region. He gave lectures at local faculties, as well as at the faculty in Hamburg and Columbia University in New York, USA.

He is one of the authors of the publication "Atlas of Organized Crime in Southeast Europe". He collaborated with international investigative journalists, projects, published in some foreign magazines as well as on the balkaninsight.com portal.

He is engaged in several projects as a trainer for journalists and investigative journalists, he is a participant in a large number of international seminars and conferences in Serbia and abroad. Since 2020, he has been part of the United Media team in Serbia, and he is also the editor of the programs "Pregled dana" and "Vesti", which in a short time became one of the main information formats in Serbia.

Married, father of two boys.

Slobodan Georgijev

Court of Honor

Vlado Mares

Božidar Andrejić, Danas columnist.

He has been a journalist since 1969, and full-time since 1973. He wrote for a number of newspapers and magazines, regularly in Omladinski novine, of which he was also the editor-in-chief (NON). He was an editor in Borba and Our Struggle, from "Porova sela" in 1991 to "5. October" in 2000. He is a correspondent for the respected Bratislava-based Pravda, and has also collaborated with WDR and Deutsche Welle.

He is one of the founders and the first director of Danas, as well as a long-time journalist and editor in the same newspaper. He was a member of the UNS Presidency and is one of the founders of NUNS.

He is the editor of a number of books and the author of three.

Božidar Andrejić

Igor Božić

Igor Božić - program director of N1 Serbia.

He had his first journalistic challenges in the early 1990s at Studio B in the radio and TV newsroom, where he tried all forms of journalism - from "live" radio broadcasts to hosting TV shows. Then, at BK TV, he continued to deal with reports, TV duels and news editing. He reported on the "Erdut negotiations" and was in the team that recorded the first TV report of a Belgrade television from Sarajevo after the signing of the Dayton Agreement.

By switching to TV production, B92 reports from Belgrade for members of ANEM about the dramatic events in Serbia, on the eve of the war in Kosovo. He was in the founding and editorial board at the launch of TV B92, which appeared on the air on October 5, the day Slobodan Milošević's regime fell. In the eleven years he spent at that station, he hosted debate shows and news, and edited the news program. He was also the chief editor of the first news channel in Serbia "B92 Info".

He engaged in written journalism in Blica, as a responsible editor, and he experienced work in the public service at RTV Vojvodina, in the position of editor of the news program.

He has been with TV N1 since its foundation in 2015 - he was the executive producer of the newsroom in Serbia, he hosted special special shows and the election program, and from May 2021 he is the program director of N1 Serbia.

Igor Božić

Jovana Gligorijević

Jovana Gligorijević - journalist of the weekly Vreme.

From 2002 until today, she held various positions in the Vreme weekly, up to deputy editor-in-chief. From 2014 to 2018, she was a member of the IO NUNS.

Koaturka is a guideline for media reporting on violence against women and the author of four training modules for reporting on gender-based violence. She works as a media trainer for the Deutsche Welle Academy, Media Association of Serbia, Media Diversity Institute London, British Council, Belgrade Open School...

She is the author of the manual for media information literacy for secondary school teachers in Serbia, published by Deutsche Welle Akademije (in preparation).

Since December 2021, she has been the editor and host of the show "Taboo" on TV Insider, in which she opens sensitive topics and insists on an ethical approach to vulnerable groups.

Jovana Gligorijević

Zoran Sekulić

Zoran Sekulić - director and editor of the news agency FoNet.

He was born in 1958 in Belgrade. He graduated in 1981 from the Faculty of Law of the University of Belgrade. He is the owner and director of FoNet and the editor-in-chief of FoNet News Agency, a private news agency with an independent editorial policy, which started working on February 7, 1994. He is a member of the Management Board of the Media Association, the largest business association of newspaper publishers, news agencies and portal in Serbia, in which he previously held the position of president for several years. He is a member of the Management Board of the Press Council.

He started his professional journalistic career in 1982, as an associate at Radio Belgrade (program 202). From 1983 to 1993, he worked as a journalist and editor at the Tanjug News Agency. He reported from all the most important domestic and international state and interstate gatherings during the Yugoslav crisis, including the meetings of the Presidency of the SFRY, the negotiations of the presidents of the Yugoslav republics and provinces, as well as from the International Conference on the former Yugoslavia, under the chairmanship of Lord Carrington in The Hague. Due to disagreement with the editorial policy of Tanjug, in the fall of 1992, he resigned from the post of editor of the Political column. In November 1993, he left Tanjug.

He was named OSCE Person of the Year in 2012, due to his contribution to media reforms in Serbia. For his contribution to the freedom of the media and freedom of expression, he was awarded the Knight of the Legion of Honor by decree of the President of the Republic of France in 2016, and the Order of Merit by the decree of the President of the Federal Republic of Germany in 2020.

Zoran Sekulić

Safeta Biševac

Safeta Biševac (born in 1967) editor and columnist of the daily Danas. In the 1990s, she was a journalist for the daily Nasa Borba. In the newspaper Danas, since its founding in 1997, she previously worked in "Nasa Borba", from 1994 to 1998, and the news agency "Tiker", from 1992 to 1994. She collaborated with several media. As a journalist and deputy editor, she dealt mainly with domestic political issues, reporting from the Serbian Parliament, humanitarian issues, and human rights. She reported from the Hague Tribunal for War Crimes in the Former Yugoslavia. She was a member of the Executive Board of IJAS and a member of the Board of the Press Council. Winner of the journalistic award "Nikola Burzan" for 2005. Member of the Court of Honor of IJAS in the term 2014-2018. She graduated from the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade. Lives in Belgrade.

Safeta Bisevac

Supervisor Committee

Mijat Lakićević

Mijat Lakićević - Graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Belgrade in 1975.

He started his journalistic career in the weekly Economic Policy in 1977. In the 1990s, he was a permanent contributor to the monthly Demokratija today. In 1999, he started the Economist magazine with ten colleagues. He worked in Blic (weekly supplement Novac), NIN and in recent years in Novi Magazin, where he is also an editor, and regularly publishes on the Peščanik portal.

He prepared and edited the books "Prelom 72", about the fall of Serbian liberals in 1972 (2003) and "Caricature Column", which contains columns by Vladimir Gligorov and cartoons by Predrag Koraksić Corax published in Ekonomist magazine (2006).

He published the book "Ahead of Time", which deals with the newspaper Ekonomska politika and the fateful decade of the SFR Yugoslavia (1963–1973), in 2011, and in 2014, in co-authorship with Dimitrije Boarov, the book "How We Lost (Our) Struggle".

Mijat Lakićević

Vuk Cvijic

Vuk Cvijic (born in 1972), journalist and commentator of the daily "Blic". He started his journalistic career in the daily "Danas", for which he reported from the court on organized crime and corruption. Since 2006, he has been working for the daily Blic, where he reports on the judiciary and investigates organized crime and corruption. Winner of the "Dragisa Kashikovic" award for journalistic creativity in 2001. He was a member of the Commission for Admission of New Members and Termination of IJAS Membership in the 2010-2014 term. years. Lives in Belgrade.

Vuk Cvijic

Vesna Mališić

Vesna Mališić - journalist and editor at NIN.

She finished high school in Herceg-Novi, and the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade. Since 1982, he has been engaged in journalism, first as an associate, and then as a journalist and editor.

She worked in several newsrooms: weekly NIN, as assistant editor-in-chief (since 2009); newspaper Blic, Belgrade, as editor of comments and analysis (2008-2009); culture and society magazine Prestup, as chief and responsible editor (2001-2008); magazine Blic news, as editor of the topic of the week (1999-2001), magazine Duga, as a journalist, editor and author (1983-1999). She collaborated with RTV Montenegro, RTV Croatia and television Studio B in Belgrade.

She published the books "Man of Fear" (book of conversations, 1986), "Conversations on the Crisis" (1988), "San o Serbia" (book of conversations with Zoran Đinđić, 2004) and "Kutija od karton" (book of reports, 2007 ).

Vesna Mališić

Ljubomir Đorđević

Jovanka Marović - founder and editor of the portal Glas Šumadije.

Born in 1966 in Kragujevac, where she completed elementary school, high school and graduated from the Faculty of Law. Since 1985, she has been working as a contributor to the newspaper Svetlosti, Radio Kragujevac, and since 1994 she has been a permanent employee of the weekly Svetlost. She was part of the editorial staff that founded the Nezavisna Svetlost newspaper in 1995, where she was responsible editor from 1998 to 2001.

From December 2004 to November 2005, when she was appointed program director of Radio Television Kragujevac, she worked as the responsible editor of Radio Kragujevac.

At the end of 2008, she was appointed director of Radio Television Kragujevac.

Jovanka Nikolić

Nedim Sejdinović

Nedim Sejdinović - Vreme weekly journalist.

A citizen of the Republic of Serbia, he was born in Tuzla on June 15, 1972. He has been engaged in journalism since 1992, he was an editor in the Nezavisni and Bulevar newspapers, the editor-in-chief of the Autonomija portal, and he collaborated with a large number of domestic and foreign media.

From 2004 to 2012, he was the general secretary of the Independent Association of Journalists of Vojvodina, and from 2012 to 2016, the president of the Executive Board of this association.

From 2016 to 2019, he was the president of NDNV. He is the author of numerous media researches, studies and analyses, projects, collaborator of numerous domestic and foreign non-governmental organizations.

He is the author of three books of prose and essays: "Pilgrimage of Excess" (stories), "The Dream of Every Lighter" (stories) and "Prisoner's Son" (essays).

In recent years, he has been a journalist for the weekly Vreme, a columnist for the daily newspaper Danas and a contributor to several regional portals.

Nedim Sejdinović

Secretariate

Tamara Filipović Stevanović

Tamara Filipovic Stevanovic has been working at Independent Journalists’ Association of Serbia since August 2010. Initially she worked as a project manager, then from July 2020 as Secretary General of IJAS. She works on development and management of the projects regarding increasing professional and ethical capacity of journalists, safety of journalists, public media policies etc. She is a media activist, with special interest in media policies and journalists’ rights. She writes reports and advocate for development of media sector and increase of media freedoms. She participated in the development and implementation of the advocacy strategy of IJAS, in the development and implementation of the regional platform SafeJournalist and finally in the development of the Media Strategy of the Republic of Serbia. She is a member of several media working groups and commissions at the state level. Tamara studied on Faculty of Philosophy, department for History.

Tamara Filipovic Stevanovic

Secretary General

Marko Lazić

Marko Lazić, has been working at IJAS since 2010 as a financial assistant, and since 2011 as an independent financial manager. He graduated at the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade. Responsible for the regular financial operations o IJAS, preparation of annual budgets and budgets for individual projects as well as for financial management of projects and preparation of financial reports in the amount of 10,000 EUR to 1,300,000 EUR. Born in Smederevska Palanka in 1984.

Marko Lazic

Financial Manager

Marija Babić

Marija Babić, born in 1987 in Belgrade. Since 2016, she has been engaged in IJAS as a researcher on the project Regional Platform of the Western Balkans for Advocating for Media Freedoms and Security of Journalists, and as a legal advisor. She is an author of four researches/report on the topic of media freedom and safety of journalists were published (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019), and she published the publication Media and Police in the Western Balkans (2017). She completed her two-year internship at the First Basic Court in Belgrade (from November 2013 to November 2015).

Marija Babic

Researcher and legal adviser

Ivana Kraguj

Nikola Krstic, has been working in at IJAS from 1^ST of February 2021. He started working as a journalist in 2015. He is currently the editor of the "Dosije o medijima", published by the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia. He worked in the “e-novine”, and in the newsweek "Vreme". He was the deputy editor-in-chief of the "Editor" portal, which dealt with socio-political issues through the pop cultural prism, and he was also the assistant editor of the "Vugl" portal, which is owned by the weekly "Vreme" and focused on the audience born during the 1990s. He wrote for the daily newspaper "Danas", the weekly "Nedeljnik" and the Croatian weekly "Forum". He also wrote music reviews and critiques for "Balkanrock". He wrote a lot of texts of articles for the "Vajb" on the topic of youth problems and aspirations.. He follows a daily socio-political topics, topics about extremists and nationalist, and war past of Serbia, war crimes and criminals, but also topics related to pop culture. Graduated from the Faculty of Culture and Media. Lives in Belgrade.

Ivana Kraguj

Journalists

Rade Đurić

Rade Đurić, an expert in the field of spending budget funds, the fight against corruption and the media. Part of IJAS since 2020. In his sixteen-year career, he was an associate of Transparency Serbia, UNDP, OSCE, GIZ. The first civil supervisor in public procurement in Serbia, with over 300 overturned illegal public procurement procedures. Today, he is a member of the Standing Working Group for the Safety of Journalists and the Working Group for the Development of a Platform for Recording Threats and Threats. Author of several analyzes and papers in the field of fight against corruption, procurement and media.

Rade Djuric

Researcher and legal adviser

Milica Stojanović

Milica Stojanović - graduate in sociology, currently studying master's studies in sociology at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. She started her work in the media at the Regional Information Agency JUGpress, where she performed a whole series of different tasks during her long-term cooperation with this portal. He has been with NUNS since September 2021 and deals with membership, communication, administration, as well as the organization of various courses for journalists. He also collaborates with the Museum of African Art.

Milica Stojanović

Office manager

Anka Kovačević

Communications manager

Nevena Ršumović

Nevena Ršumović, has been working as a project manager in the field of media development since 2001. She has been working at NUNS since August 2022, after being a project manager at the Center for Investigative Journalism of Serbia (CINS) since 2015. She was a consultant and trainer on many media projects. She also worked for UNDP Serbia as a project coordinator on strengthening the capacity of the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Protection of Personal Data. She graduated from the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade, and completed her postgraduate studies (M.A.) at the Central European University in Budapest (political sciences, certificate in political communications). She also completed a master's degree (M.A.) in media innovation management at the DUW Berlin / Steinbeis Hochschule program and the Forum for Journalism and Media, Vienna.

Nevena Ršumović

project manager

Miloš Miloradović

Miona Milošević, born in 1991 in Kragujevac. Since February 2020, she has been engaged in IJAS as a project coordinator on the project Regional Platform of the Western Balkans for Advocating Media Freedoms and Security of Journalists - SafeJournalists. He works on the development and management of projects related to increasing the professional and ethical capacities of journalists, as well as the safety of journalists. After graduating from the Second Kragujevac Gymnasium, she enrolled at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade - majoring in international politics. Prior to joining IJAS, she worked as a translator and English teacher.

Miloš Miloradović

communication manager

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