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Junior Scholar Selma Đozić participated in this year’s YouthSpeak Forum as a moderator and agenda lead, contributing to an engaging platform for dialogue, leadership, and exchange of ideas among young people.
Through the BHFF Mentorship Program, Jasmina Destanović and Dr. Mirheta Omerović Smajlović built a relationship that went beyond guidance—demonstrating how mentorship fosters growth, confidence, and long-term impact.
The 2025 Annual Report of the Bosnia & Herzegovina Futures Foundation is not simply a collection of achievements, numbers, or milestones. It is a reflection of what can happen when young people are given trust, guidance, and a community that believes in them.
Senior Scholar Melisa Musić was a speaker at the “Empowering Youth for a Sustainable Future” conference in Tuzla, where she discussed the impact of air quality on human health and youth involvement in sustainability topics.
The Think Pink Workshop, organized by the Futures Care team, brought together students of the Third Gymnasium Sarajevo to raise awareness about breast cancer prevention and early detection through an engaging and educational session led by medical students and BoHeMSA members.
More than 130 attendees gathered at the Queensland Multicultural Centre for the Brisbane premiere of Bosanski Vitez (Bosnian Knight), creating what many described as one of the most emotional, inspiring, and unifying Bosnian & Herzegovinian community events held in Australia in recent years.
We had the pleasure of attending the BH Professionals Meetup in Mostar.
On May 9th, the Futures Resistance team organized a student-led conference on antimicrobial resistance and microbiome health at International Burch University, bringing together over 70 participants and six speakers to raise awareness and inspire action beyond the clinical setting.
Futures (Tech) Horizons gathered students in Zenica for a one-day interactive event focused on exploring the realities of the IT industry, challenging common misconceptions, and empowering young people to take a more informed and confident approach to their future.
On a memorable evening at the University of Melbourne, the Australian premiere of Bosanski Vitez brought together 208 attendees, completely filling the Theatre in the Elisabeth Murdoch Building and creating an unforgettable atmosphere of pride, reflection, emotion, and connection.
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