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Kosovo – Civil Society after the War
AP staffers visited Kosovo in 1999 and 2000 to produce a series of reports on Kosovar civil society. These reports have been consolidated into a written series of On the Record - The Birth and Rebirth of Civil Society in Kosovo and On the Record - Rebuilding After the War, as well as profiles of civil society leaders. This led to a strong partnership between AP and the Kosova Women’s Network (KWN).
AP has regularly sent Peace Fellows to work with KWN; all have blogged about their experiences.
- 2003: Claudia Zambra
- 2006: Barbra Bearden
- 2008: Nicole Slezak
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