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Za vrijeme Zemlje bez granica napunit ću 46.godina ( 29.8.). Majka sam 12-godišnjeg sina.
Profesorica sam pedagogije i učiteljica razredne nastave. Poslu učiteljice radujem se već punih 19 godina u OŠ Ivana Filipovića.
Uživam u vožnji biciklom. Volim čitati, družiti se s prijateljicama, pojesti dobru čokoladu.
Vodit ću radionicu ZUBIN RAP za najmlađe. |
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Darija Horvat- učiteljica/volonterka u OŠ F. K. Frankopana
Darija je mlada učiteljica koja osvaja djecu svojim osmijehom i pristupom. Sa veseljem se uključila u Zemlju bez granica i voditeljica je radionice "Akademija Zubić vile". |
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Vlatka Benki Brkić - učiteljica u OŠ F. K. Frankopana
Učiteljica koja 14 godina radi sa djecom i za djecu i koja obožava svoj posao. Na ovogodišnjoj Zemlji bez granica voditeljica je radionice "Akademija Zubić vile". |
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Ana Mrđanović - učiteljica u OŠ F. K. Frankopana
Ana je naša kreativna i predana učiteljica koja je inspiracija brojnim naraštajima djece koja su prošla kroz njezine "ruke“. Na ovogodišnjoj Zemlji je voditeljica radionice "Akademija Zubić vile" na kojoj vas čekaju mnoge igre i izazovi. |
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Jadranka Oberman Sebenji - psihologinja u OŠ F. K. Frankopana
Naša draga psihologinja uvijek se rado uključuje u igre sa djecom. Nasmijana i vedra uvijek je rado viđena u svim školskim projektima. Na ovogodišnjoj Zemlji je voditeljica radionice "Akademija Zubić vile" na kojoj vas čekaju mnoge igre i izazovi. |
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Andrea Plavšić - knjižnjičarka u OŠ F. K. Frankopana
Andrea je kreativna i pozitivna osoba, pokretač raznih događanja u školi. Na ovogodišnjoj Zemlji je voditeljica radionice "Akademija Zubić vile".
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My name is Vesna Ivezić and I was born on September 9th in Sarajeva. I am a mother of a 12-year old daughter called Katarina. As a graduate of the Faculty of Teacher Education I teach math and computer science.
For the past 15 years I have been working in the Ivan Filipović elementary school in Osijek. I like to play, hang out with friends, travel, meet new countries, people and their customs. I adore animals.
In this year’s World without borders I will lead the “Wash me” workshop.
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Maja Kalogera is an artist and architect engaged in the field of science and new technologies convergence art. She is a member of hacklab01 and I’MM_lab in Zagreb. Since 2005. she has been heading CSDVU, an association that gathers artists, designers, programmers and hackers. She also leads Vjing, web-technology and experimental DIY activties’ workshops. Maja lives and works in Zagreb. |
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Basically, my whole life – ever since I was a baby boy I have been a scout. So I know how to tie knots, make a fire without matches,
put up a tent and live in the nature. I also like physics so I have decided to combine these two favorite things of mine into a workshop in which we will make a lot of flying lanterns in the shape of teeth that will fly in the sky!.
Scouts Association “Slavonian oak” has been active for the past 16 years and has continued the tradition of the former Osijek Municipality Scout Alliance in gathering children and youth, cooperating with the local community, providing education in the fields of quality and healthy living to the youth, empowering team work and volunteering. The membership in Croatia’s Scout alliance, as the main scout body in Croatia, and the World Organization of the Scout Movement (partner to the UNICEF) creates a good basis and enables a serious approach to
executing programs aimed at working with youth and educating scout leaders according to the international woodbage instructor license.
The Association has, in the 1997, received the Osijek and Baranja County Charter of Appreciation for its activities and the contribution of its members in the Croatian War of Independence.
The goal of the Association is encouragement and contribution to the development of children and youths in order to help them achieve their full physical, mental, social and spiritual potential as individuals, responsible citizens and members of the local, national and international community. Also, the Association’s activities promote the development of basic scout movement principles among young people.
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Mari Jaman and Anita Valo met in Germany where they lived until 1996. They have published four albums so far and have had a large number of concerts in Croatia and abroad. They were the opening act at Vanessa Mae concert in Pula and in 2005. they won the Porin award in the Vocal cooperation category. They facilitate a number of music workshops for children and youth throughout Croatia. You can find out more about them on: www.meritasweb.com |
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Jelena Radan lives and works in Zagreb. She began her musical journey as a teenager performing in Zagreb’s clubs with her band. She has published three albums so far (This is not the end; My search for fado, New day). Jelena has been nominated for the Porin award a number of times and has performed in theaters and concerts all over Croatia, Austria, Scotland, Germany and the United States. In her latest project she was a jury member in the musical-media show “Croatia is searching for the star”. You can find out more about her on www.jelenaradan.hr |
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Igor Krstić is a mature 21-year old who is, besides being a student at the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Osijek, a leader and a coach in Osijek's school of Capoeira. Beside practicing Capoeira he enjoys spending time with people without prejudices. His passion towards Capoeira has given him the opportunity to travel throughout Europe and learn from the best masters of this discipline. He is happiest surrounded by happy faces and this is what Capoeira provides him with: positive energy and borderless creativity. Igor will facilitate the Capoeira workshop.
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Mia Varešanović (1989.) is the manager at the Osijek's Dalal exotic and orient centre (OSCEO Dalal) where she holds the belly-dancing lessons. She has been teaching these dance classes since 2007. and has taught over 1.000 participants so far. As an ambitious girl and a great admirer of all oriental things she traveled through Turkey, Tunis and Egypt where she learned how to dance. She also went thought an education at the world renowned festival of the oriental dance – Nile groupe festival – where she learned from famous world dancers. Beside her education in oriental countries she also studied from her colleagues in Croatia and Switzerland and also from the famous Belly dance Superstar group. With her numerous performances throughout Croatia she represents a foreign culture as well as entertains her countrymen. By participating in this project she wants to show the citizens of Osijek this, for us, still new dance style and find the best in every dancer to give them confidence and great physical fitness. She also expects to have fun and form many new friendships.
You can find out more about Mia at: www.trbusni-ples-osijek.com |
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Branko Trajkov - Trak is the drummer of the legendary „Zabranjeno pušenje“ band. He was born on October 9th 1966 in Zagreb. Since 2001 Trak has been, together with other members of his band, one of the moving forces behind the „Let's bring music and rhythm to their eternal hearth“ action with the goal of giving music back to young people, or to be more exact to young people who have been injured by mines.
Trak will facilitate the „Krubo’s drumming“workshop.
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Denis Detling is a museum educator by vocation. He lectured history for six years in the III. Gymnasium in Osijek and has been working with youths in the Museum of Slavonia for the last four years.
Denis will facilitate the „Teeth of museum’s monsters“ workshop. |
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Jasna Komendanović is employed at the Opera Ensemble in the Croatian national theater in Osijek. She attended diverse seminars in the field of drama education and singing. She wrote a couple of children plays and directed another dozen... She likes to take photographs and tries to help abandoned and injured animals... Jasna will facilitate the „Healthy teeth knightly league“ workshop. |
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Lučka Koščak was born in Ljubljana but for years she’s been living in Switzerland. She finished the Art academy in Ljubljana 1989. and Ecole superieure D’ArtVisuel in Geneva 1990. Since 1989 she participated in numerous international exhibitions, won a number of awards for her sculptures and held sculpture and art therapy courses. Lučka will facilitate the „Check out your smile“ wokshop. |
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Leonilda Conti-Ribić is a museum pedagogue and the Head of the Visual arts Gallery of Osijek. She is of Italian heritage. Leonilda graduated visual arts on the Arts Academy Cararra in Italy and participated in a number of collective and solo exhibitions. She will facilitate the „Unforgettable smile“ workshop. |
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Gloria Maris, aided by the City of Osijek and its Tourist office, presents the natural-science collection by Vladimir Filipović to the public. The items in the collection have been meticulously gathered for the past 50 years and mostly consist of snail and clam shells from all over the world. This collections is considered to be one of its kind in this area of Europe and as such it should be made available to the public, not only for the interested citizens and tourists to see, but to become a part of the educational system in the area of natural sciences on all levels. The association constantly conducts numerous educational activities like lectures, workshops, exhibitions and others. Also, a number of specially adapted activities are continually being carried out for children and adults with special needs and hospital patients. |
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Miranda Glavaš-Kul is a professor of Croatian language and literature. She works as an educator in the Facility for education of children and young people in Osijek. She is the facilitator of many different creative workshops and took lessons in puppetry. Miranda will facilitate the „What’s cooking at Zubo’s and Krubo’s“ workshop. |
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Nikola Faller studied sculpture in Beograd and worked as an arts teacher. He is the artistic leader of the „Straw“ Association and the grounder of the „Straw“ Land Art Festival. He often puts up exhibitions in Croatia and abroad.
You can find out more about his association at www.slama.hr
Nikola will facilitate the „Little Zubo’s eco-ethno house“ workshop. |
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Tomislav Kozarčanin, born in Samobor, is a graduated reporter who has been doing juggling for the past ten years. He attended numerous juggling, circus and theater workshops with world's famous directors (Australia, GB, Argentina, Netherlands, Germany, France, USA…). More about Tomislav on www.tontorino.com
Tomislav will facilitate the „Juggling and other crazy games“ workshop. |
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Lucija Mikas, a choreographer and a dance pedagogue, graduated contemporary dance from the „balance 1“ academy in Berlin. Lucija will facilitate the „Hip hop by Zubo“ workshop.
The workshop will consist of warm-ups, stretching, basic hip-hop steps and small combinations as well as two choreographies that will be presented on the last day of the „World without borders“ manifestation.
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After graduating from the Art school in Osijek, Boris decided to move to Rijeka where he is currently a 5th year student at the Art Academy. He works in a number of visual arts fields – from sculpture, painting, graffiti art, scenography to design. He participates in numerous exhibitions and workshops home and abroad, one of which is the World without borders.
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Ana Mikulić was born on November 30th 1989. She has been raised and schooled in Osijek. She is currently a 4th year student at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering. She likes spending her free time with family and friends, enjoys walking in the nature and relaxing with a movie or music. She has participated in the „World without borders“ workshops since she was a high school student and it brought her a number of unforgettable nice and useful experiences. Now she is participating in the manifestation as the facilitator of the „Teach Krubo and the world how to keep teeth clean“ workshop.
Martina Mikulićwas born on November 22nd 1991 in Germany. She grew up in Osijek where she finished elementary school and the 3rd Gymnasium. During her high school years she took part in an integration camp in Switzerland. She is a student at the Josip Juraj Strossmayer University where she majors in physics. She likes creativity and that is why she decided to join the „World without borders“ manifestation where she will, together with her sister Ana, facilitate the „Teach Krubo and the world how to keep teeth clean“ workshop.
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Red Cross Osijek is an association for promotion of humanitarian goals and actions of common good that acts in line with the mission and principles of the International Red Cross and Red Halfmoon. It enjoys special protection and care from the Republic of Croatia. The Association is active in Osijek-Baranja County, in the City of Osijek and the following municipalities: Antunovac, Čepin, Erdut, Ernestinovo, Šodolovci, Vladislavci and Vuka. This time they will be taking on the part of facilitators for the „Zubo’s games, hats and juices“ workshop. |
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Amira Salković was born on February 9th 1971 in Tuzla. She graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy in Tuzla and has since then worked as a teacher in the „Jala“ elementary school in her home town. She is the mother of two sons age 9 and 12.
Beside her basic professional development she continued to study Gestalt psychology in Würzburg, Germany where she is currently attending third year. She is the facilitator of „Positive discipline as part of upbringing“ workshops and seminars.
She received dance theater education in the Institute for dance and peaceful arts Bildungswerkstatt in Berlin-Brandenbur.
Amira is proud of the ideas/projects that she brought to her school, especially the last one that was endorsed by the Germany Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegowina, called „Once there were two brothers“ in honor of the 200th anniversary of brothers Grimm’s birth. Amira will faciliatate the „Zubo’s and Tooth Fairy’s dance theater“ workshop. |
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Sports-dance club „Calysto“ from Osijek was grounded in 2010. following the initiative from long-standing dancers from the city and its surroundings. A number of the club's grounders are the dancers responsible for bringing sports-dance (Latin-American and standard dances) to Osijek. The members of the club can be divided in two sections: sports (competitive) and recreational. Beside the sports-dance, the dancers and coaches from the club have in the recent years have attended educations in the afro-Cuban dances (salsa, salsa rueda, bachata, merengue) and have participated in a number of international salsa festivals and workshops. Calysto will facilitate the „Dance workshop – Salsa“ workshop. |
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Krunoslava Verhas is a big child. She is 29 years old and lives in Osijek. As a child, she dreamt of being a machinist – today she is happiest as a teacher. Sometimes she is given an opportunity to be one - then she gets all serious and strict in finding ways to make learning fun and merry. In her free time she loves reading books, and when she was really little she enjoyed doing her homework. She loves sports and often gets lost in some playground. She loves to play, have fun and laugh together with her friends – big and small. She adores her family and would give anything and everything to make them smile. Krunoslava will facilitate the “Run, run, don’t let Krubo come inside” workshop |
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Anita Peti-Stantić was born in Virovitica. She finished elementary school and high school in Zagreb where she also graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy in 1989. From there she went on to get her masters degree from Yale in the US in 1991. and further to get her doctors degree at the University of Zagreb.
She is an employee of the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Zagreb where she focuses on syntax and informational sentence structure as well as on Slovenian language and comparative linguistics.
She has created and spent years editing the „Firefly“ children and youth library (Golden marketing), and since 2007. she edits the „Arboretum Electa“ library in Algoritam.
She writes and publishes original science texts in Croatian, English and Slovenian, speaks German and is familiar with French, Russian and Macedonian language.
Beside her scientific work, she has been working in the field of child literature and education, and has thus, together with Vladimir Velički, published „Language games for the young and old“ (First edition 2008, second edition 2009).
Anita will facilitate the „Let me tell you a story“ workshop. |
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Center for Synergy of Digital and Visual Arts Zagreb SCDVU encourages, helps and develops the continuous usage and transfer of knowledge through modern arts and informal education. Headed by Maja Genc Kalogjera the SCDVU will facilitate the „Little robots“ workshop. |
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Snježana Glavaš has been eating candy and chocolate for the past 41 year. She likes chocholate with hazelnuts. That is why she has fillings in every second tooth. Her children eat her chocolates – they say “for her own good”. In the meantime she works in an elementary schools and has spent the last 17 years trying to convince children that chocolate is “bad” food – luckily so far none of them believe her! Snježana will facilitate the “Giant picture book” workshop. |
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Association for promotion of creativity Merlin was grounded as a non-government non-profit organization in 2001. It is active in the City of Pula, County of Istria and whole of Croatia. The goals of the association are the research, education and application of creativity in everyday life, encouragement of community development, betterment of life quality and human relations. Their current informal education project „Do it yourself“ , focused on working with children, youth and women, is being carried out with the goal of educating people in the skills useful in everyday life and free time. |
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I was born on Valentines day 45 years ago and have been in love ever since. First I fell in love with picture books, little bugs and grass and then I was introduced to letters and have fallen permanently in love. So it's no wonder that I have spent the past 19 years teaching children in Ivan Filipović elementary school the secrets of good „letter arranging“ in one of the prettiest languages in the world – Croatian. My heart flutters when I read a good story or a poem and I even get delighted by marketing slogans or warnings in health institutions. On the „health“ note – I have pretty good teeth, maybe because I was never threatened with going to the dentist, and because brushing my teeth twice a day is one of my oldest hobbies together with sleeping in, reading books of course and drinking coffee with my friends.
Dubravka will facilitate the „Zubo and Krubo comic book“ workshop. |
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‘Soundscapes’ is an organisation from Malta committed to contemporary expression and music heritage. ‘Soundscapes’ develops cultural programmes for schools and children tofoster the awareness of contemporary music and traditional music amongst theyounger generations. These programmes include workshops on instrument building,storytelling recitals of Maltese folktales, commissioning composers to createnew works for children, publications, CDs and all sorts of performances. ‘Soundscapes’is also very active on the international festival network. Productions andevents by ‘Soundscapes’ have been presented all over Europe as well as inEgypt, Tunisia, India and Hong Kong. |
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We have been actively practicing Parkour for the past 6 years. In general, Parkour is a skill of getting from point “A” to point “B” effectively and quickly by using your own physical abilities to move through any environment and over any obstacle. What we enjoy is the movement or to be more specific the art of achieving fluency through connecting different parkour moves. It is always interesting to discover and overcome your own boundaries – whether they are physical or psychological. Through our training we develop our bodies and minds and discover new ways to overcome different obstacles. By training on a regular basis we achieve constant progress and minimalize possible injuries so they become pretty rare. In parkour, there is no competition therefor everybody works for themselves and in line with their own possibilities and without any pressure.
Person under the age of 14, due to the physical development, should not practice parkour, but once you’re older than that nothing matters anymore – not your age, gender or species. Where there is a will, there is a way to do parkour.
The goal of this workshop is to introduce parkour to more people, to teach them how to effectively move through their environment and how to better control their own bodies. All of this will be made even more interesting through fun and useful exercises, basic jumps and parkour moves.
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Martina Ćavar
I was born 26 years ago in Osijek. I attended the II. Gymnasium in Osijek after which I graduated from the Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Science at the University of Zagreb. I like to be active, I love to dance, sew, swim, ski, roller-blade, draw on walls, read, cook, decorate with napkins….
I was a happy and playful child that enjoyed playing the role of a school teacher. Today I am happy to be working in the Ivan Štark Center for education and training.
That is where the best students in world are – always smiling, playful and full of kindness and love. We spend nice times together, we learn and we write. We love to be creative, to draw, color, cut, glue, create new things and make new pictures.
By participating in the “Eco-ethno objects for Zubo” workshop you will have a chance to experience that lovely atmosphere and create wonderful pictures with us.
I hope you will join the fun!
Iva Šelaj
I was born on March 19th 1986. in Split and I live and work in Osijek. I graduated from the Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Science at the University of Zagreb and work in the Ivan Štark Center for education and training. To relax I read books – mostly romance novels. I make and decorate objects using numerous techniques and most of all I enjoy giving them to loved ones. I like to watch movies, surf, listen to music and ride a bike.
Join me and my colleague in the “Eco-ethno objects for Zubo” workshop where we can have fun and learn how to make new things together! |
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Tina is a culturology postgraduate in Ljubljana. For a number of years she has been facilitating creative workshop for children at home and abroad. At the same time she participates in expressive movement trainings and in May 2012. she participated in the Dance ability and Theater of repressed workshops. Together with Nastasia Končina she is active in the KUD society for the development of creativity where they facilitate creative workshops on a regular basis. Together they have published a fairy-tale called Glinčki (Glinenci) that talks about a secret treasure – clay.
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My name is Nastasia Končina and I am a student at the Faculty of Teacher Education in Ljubljana. I am interested in circus and dance arts, art therapy, permaculture, ecology, pedagogic games, theater of the repressed etc.
I have worked in art colonies, creative workshops for children, as a volunteer with roma children, at the “Play with me” festival, with special needs children and in an association for the deaf and hard of hearing. |
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Ivana lives in Osijek. She is 27 years old but still has a little child inside herself that eagerly waits for any opportunity to jump around. She works as a pedagogue and loves talking to kids because they are both wise and wacky at the same time. She thinks childhood should be celebrated and that is why she always jumps in when there is children's party to be organized. Ivana dances and takes photographs to brighten her days. |
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Mia is an arts teacher and loves studying colors, shapes, space, rhythm, children’s creativity and compulsion to create. Thirty-three years ago she got her first tooth, and 27 years ago that same tooth way taken by the Tooth fairy. Today Mia lives and works in Vukovar and enjoys walking by the Danube almost every day. |
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Kristina is a student the Faculty of Economics in Osijek. She is real easy to recognize since she always laughs really, really loud. She fills her time with crocheting mushrooms and butterflies. Animals and disco balls are two of her greatest loves. She feels great while dancing and when all the neighbors hear music from her window. During this year’s World without borders she will celebrate her 22nd birthday in the “Teethdonothurt disco”.
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During the years Matej has been using the monocycle as transportation means so much that he almost never walks any more. Even though he has done a number of crazy things, tricks and going down mountain roads with his monocycle, today he mostly uses it for transportation in the city. It is faster than going on foot, he can take it anywhere, has no fear of it being stolen and can easily be take it into trains, trams and/or buses. Besides giving you immense pleasure when you slalom between dozens of people heading to the market or for coffee, monocycle is a definitely a great attraction in Croatia and abroad.
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Ela is the President of the “Our children” Society in Osijek and works as an educator in Children’s home “Klasje”. She will head the Flying tooth brushes and toothed crowns playgroup.
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Sanni Laine is a 22 years old finnish college student studying civic activities and youth work at HUMAK University of applied sciences. She enjoys making handicrafts in her free time. At the moment is doing an internship at Breza. |
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Jelena works and lives in Dubrovnik. After graduation and trying out many different applied arts forms, for the past eight years she has been committed to painting on silk.
She is a member of “Deša” and the Artists Association - Dubrovnik |
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Shiatsu practitioner, hobby – handcrafts: sewing, knitting, crochet, weaving, painting on silk, making simple furniture, agriculture, apiculture… |
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Novi Film Association gathers the admirers of this art form who produce and show their own works in diverse festivals and shows in Croatia. Besides that, members of the association are involved in promoting amateur film making, presenting publications about film culture and organizing diverse workshops for children and youth. During this year’s World without borders, members of the association will, together with the workshop participants, film a short movie. You, future film stars and magnificent directors, we are waiting for you! |
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