The award is given by the SEFEM organization – Section for Feminist Studies and Masculinity Studies.

Award from the Agency for European Integration for the project POWER

MEMORY

The “Jelena Šantić” Foundation Award for 2012 was given to Dah Teatar – Center for Theater Research, for activities and results achieved in 2011. The award is given in memory of Jelena Šantić and as an incentive to connect
social values – tolerance and preservation of peace through artistic achievements.

The award was presented on March 18, 2012, to Dijana Milošević, director and co-founder of Dah Teatar.

The international jury of the ERSTE Foundation Social Integration Award 2009 selected Dah Teatar’s project “In/Visible City”, among 1300 projects that competed, as one of twenty organizations
and projects in Southeast Europe that received the award for 2009.

On June 25, 2009, in Bucharest (Romania), at the award ceremony, the award was received on behalf of the theater by actor Jugoslav Hadžić and actress Sanja Krsmanović Tasić.

The project “In/Visible City” was given as an example as one of the most successful projects of intercultural dialogue in 2008 by the European Institute for Comparative Cultural Research (ERICarts).

International award for contribution to the development of dramatic education “Grozdanin kikot” to Djani Milošević.

The international jury consisting of: Marko Kovačević (BiH), Maria van Bakelen (Netherlands), Ljubica Beljanski-Ristić (Serbia), Stig Eriksson (Norway) and Vladimir Krušić (Croatia), decided that in addition to Dijana Milošević, the award should be given to: Iva Gruić
from Croatia, Marina Katnić-Bakaršić from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Parasuram Ramamoorthi from India. And the Special Award was given to: The International Theater School Jacqes Lecoq from France.

On May 21, 2007, in New York (USA), the award ceremony was held, attended by directors Dijana Milošević and Jadranka Andjelić, as well as actress Maja Mitić.

The award is given by the Castillo Theater, from New York, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting human rights and development through the use of theater. This award was established in 1998 with the aim of supporting the development of political theater
in the world.

Over the years, artists such as Lorie Anderson, Bob Wilson, Joseph Chaikin, the group El Teatro Campesino, The Living Theatre, as well as our Center for Cultural Decontamination, have been recipients of this award.

The famous director of Odin Teatar, Euđenio Barba, shared his award with directors Dijana Milošević and Jadranka Andjelić and DAH Teatar in support of independent theater troupes.

Dah Teatar received the award for the best play at the Yugoslav New Theater Festival “Malo Pozorje” for the play “Zenit” directed by Dijana Milošević and Jadranka Anđelić.