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Srđa Popović PDF print email

Srđa Popović is a expirienced party & nonviolent movement leader with exelent skils in leadership, propaganda, motivation and knowledge transfer. As a student leader, founder of OTPOR! («Resistance!») movement that finished with Milosevic era, and a proactive member of Democratic Party of Zoran Djindjic his expertize unites both partisan, and NGO sector skills and knowledges.

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Slobodan Đinović PDF print email

Slobodan Đinović is an innovator in democracy and technology, founding Serbia’s first wireless internet company and a founder of the Resistance! movement that ended the Milosevic era. He has since become a leader exponent of sharing strategic non-violence training for democracy movements and peaceful opposition groups in the world’s remaining dictatorships.

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Živorad Anđelković PDF print email

Date of birth: October 29, 1969. Place of birth: Gnjilane, Serbia. 
Education: Graduated on the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade, 1997; Master degree in technical sciences, Faculty of Organizational Science, University of Belgrade, 2007

 
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