Regional Action Lab (Re-ACT Lab) is a regional Think Tank/Institute, based in Prishtina, Kosovo. The institute was established with the aim of contributing to the advancement of good governance and evaluation of policy making at regional level (Western Balkans 6) through independent research analysis, public debates, multimedia advocacy and lobbying with different relevant stakeholders. Re-ACT Lab promotes a new approach directed towards finding solutions, monitoring, supporting and recommending necessary changes and upgrades to advance the governmental and policy making reforms in Kosovo and regionally.

Under the supervision of Dr. Robert Muharremi, as a research fellow, I am conducting research on the topic "Rethinking Liberal Peacebuilding Practice: Lessons Learned from Kosovo for Future Peacebuilding Interventions”. --Fred C. Cuny Center for Peace and Conflict Studies (at RIT) provides an academic and multidisciplinary platform for studying and teaching the causes, practices, and consequences of war and political violence, as well the methods of conflict management and conflict resolution. Read more about the Center at this link: https://www.rit.edu/kosovo/fred-c-cuny-center-peace-conflict-studies

Collaborating for the Professorship of Public Law and International Law with a Focus on Sustainability (Prof. Dr. Jelena Bäumler, LL.M.)- Design and Development of ERC grant application: Paradigm shift pathway of Free Trade Agreements towards ambition-centered sustainability agreements following sustainability science approaches. - Researching current trends in the nexus between sustainability, international and public lawCollaborating with Prof. Dr. Christian Tams (L.L.M):- Reviewing and evaluating exams on Public International Law (with a focus on International Economic Law) course.

Research Assistant of Dr. Asli Ozcelik Olcay (Glasgow Centre for International Law and Security) Working on the project "Meaningful Youth Engagement for Peace and Security: Building Capacities of International Partners for Youth Inclusive Peace Processes."

Creating the online course "Inclusion of underrepresented groups and their perspectives in policy making and programmes at the local level" for the members of local assemblies in Kosovo. Access the course through this link: https://elearning.jahjagafoundation.org/Home/CourseSummary/92~The Jahjaga Foundation (JF) is a non-governmental organization, founded by the Former President of Kosovo, Mrs. Atifete Jahjaga, in March 2018. The general goal of the Jahjaga Foundation is the democratic development of Kosovo and the Balkans, through social inclusion and support for marginalized groups, as a precondition for peacebuilding in the region. Three causes are at the heart of the Jahjaga Foundation, and they include: social inclusiveness, interethnic and regional reconciliation, and security.

Regional Youth Cooperation Office (RYCO) is an independently functioning institutional mechanism, founded by the Western Balkans 6 participants (WB 6): Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia, aiming to promote the spirit of reconciliation and cooperation between the youth in the region through youth exchange programs.The Agreement on the Establishment of RYCO was signed by the WB 6 Prime Ministers at the WB Summit held in Paris, on 4 July 2016.

Regional Youth Cooperation Office (RYCO) is an independently functioning institutional mechanism, founded by the Western Balkans 6 participants (WB 6): Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia, aiming to promote the spirit of reconciliation and cooperation between the youth in the region through youth exchange programs.The Agreement on the Establishment of RYCO was signed by the WB 6 Prime Ministers at the WB Summit held in Paris, on 4 July 2016.

The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in its work is guided by the basic values of social democracy: freedom, justice, solidarity and international cooperation. The aim of FES Prishtina is to offer the Kosovar society an understanding of democratic processes such as political party development, fair elections and active citizenship. The main focus of FES Kosova work are: 1. Promoting democracy and enabling the active participation of civil society2. Supporting decentralization and local government3. Promoting a socially just and sustainable economic development and strengthening labour relations4. Supporting regional and international integration

Youth Center Gjilan (YCGj) is an NGO that was established in 1999 in Kosovo and aims to provide a healthy environment where youth can learn, voice their ideas, and participate actively in their community. YCGj fosters the attitudes of respect, responsibility and safety, with a view of creating a Tolerant Democratic Kosovar Society.YCGJ provides resources for young people to socialize, and explore their potential through structured and unstructured art, educational and social activities, music, and sports. Programming is designed to encourage gender balance, the integration and participation of disabled, minority, and underprivileged young persons in all activities taking place at the Center. YCGj works with young people ages 13 to 25 years old.

The Global Shapers Community is a network of young people driving dialogue, action and change. Born out of the World Economic Forum, the Global Shapers Community is a network of inspiring young people under the age of 30 working together to address local, regional, and global challenges. With more than 13,000 members, the Global Shapers Community spans 430 city-based hubs in 150 countries.The Prishtina Hub aspires to create social impact through youth empowerment. The hub is currently working on building a strong community of enthusiastic and dedicated young people.

Play2EDUCATE (P2E) cultivates positive relationship development among youth to promote tolerance and foster resilience focused on preventing religious, political, and ethnic extremism, conflict, and violence. The vision of the organization is a world free of extremism, conflict, and violence where people from different religions, ethnicities, races, genders, and cultures can peacefully coexist.

Kosovo Model United Nations Academy (KMUNA) is an informal education framework that will enrich the quality of public education for the high-school level in Kosovo. KMUNA provides an interactive educational experience based on multicultural settings and the principle of learning by doing, and thus will help fulfill the lack of after school activities of this kind. The Academy organized the MUN season in Kosovo and welcomed a minimum of 200 high-school students per season and teach them about world issues in an interesting and enjoyable way, as well as provide space for cultivating skills that are not developed through the traditional educational system in Kosovar schools, such as: researching, expository and persuasive writing, leadership, public speaking, consensus building, and teamwork. KMUNA contributes in straightening the social fabric and democratic foundation of Kosovo by educating the youth to be socially conscious, politically engaged, cooperative, culturally proficient and grow as better leaders of tomorrow who will guide our new country to prosperity.The establishment of KMUNA was supported from the U.S. Embassy in Prishtina