Talk with Father Ivo Markovic, a Bosnian Friar

The Status of Interreligious Cooperation and Reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Father Ivo Markovic, a Bosnian Friar, is a founder of Pontanima, an interreligious choir based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is widely acclaimed as an innovative peacemaking project, a shining representation of Bosnia-Herzegovina, and a major contributor to the country's cultural life. The choir and its founder received Search for Common Ground Reconciliation Through the Arts Award (2004) and the Tanenbaum Peacemakers in Action Award (1998), among others.

Father Ivo gave a talk on the status of interreligious cooperation and reconciliation in today's Bosnia, which remains a very unsettled place even 16 years after the war ended.

Speakers

  • Father Ivo Markovic
    Founder, Pontanima Interreligious Choir
    Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
     
  • Renata Stuebner, Introduction
    Senior Program Assistant, Religion and Peacemaking Center
    U.S. Institute of Peace

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Start Date: 
April 6, 2011 - 10:00am
End Date: 
April 6, 2011 - 12:00pm

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U.S. Institute of Peace Headquarters
2301 Constitution Avenue NW
Carlucci Auditorium
Washington, D.C. 20037

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Please contact Renata Stuebner at rstuebner@usip.org or 202-429-3864 with any questions about this event.

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