On the second day, starting at 17:00, there will be a presentation of the European project HOPE - History of Peace in Education through Theater and a theater workshop with young people on the topic “What does positive peace mean?” The project is supported by the EU Erasmus+ program, and DAH Theater is implementing it as a leading partner with partner organizations from Greece, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo.

After the workshop, at 19.00 the historian Dubravka Stojanović will hold a lecture on "How to think about peace in times of conflict?" Dubravka Stojanović is a full professor at the History Department of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. He teaches general modern history and the history of globalization. Her research interests include the history of ideas, the problems of democratization and modernization of Serbia, the history of Belgrade and the analysis of history textbooks.

19.00 DAH Theater's stage reading "Monologues from Gaza" - edited and produced by ASHTAR theater from Palestine, as part of the initiative for peace in Palestine. "Monologues from Gaza" are the testimonies of young people from the ASHTAR Theater from 2010, after the first war in the Gaza Strip. Unfortunately, these Monologues are still true today. They present to a wider audience the horrors, hopes and resilience of the brave people of Gaza, bringing the voices of the children and people of Gaza.

Performed by: Ivana Milenović Popović, Milica Petrović, Zoran Vasiljević; Vocal: Ljubica Damčević; Object/performance: Katarina Drenjanin;  Directed by: Jadranka Anđelić, Dijana Milošević;

20.00 Film "Monologues from Gaza; ten years and the dream continues..." documentary directed by Iman Aoun and Yusuf Natil, Palestine

Iman Aoun, award-winning actress, director, educator and artistic director of the ASHTAR Theater. Iman addresses socio-political issues in Palestine to raise awareness among audiences and initiate social change. Since 2004, she has worked with community groups using Theater of the Oppressed techniques and led specialized training workshops for theater students regionally and internationally.

The documentary "Gaza Monologues; Ten Years and the Dream Continues..." by Iman Aoun and Youssef Natela was nominated at the Nocturna Online Brooklyn Film Festival for Best Director, and in Singapore, the film won the World Film Carnival Award in the Documentary category.

The movie "Jogging" directed by Hanana Haj Ali, Lebanon

Hanane Hajj Ali is a leading cultural and artistic figure in Lebanon and the Arab world. In addition to her work as an actress, playwright, writer, and director since 1978, Hanane teaches theater studies at Saint Joseph University in Beirut. Hanane is also the founder and board member of several organizations such as Cultural Resource - Al Mawred Athakafi, Action for Hope, and Ettijahate, Independent Culture. In 2020, Hanane was awarded the LPTV Gilder/Coigny International Theater Award by the League of Professional Theater Women (LPTV) in New York, USA. Her film "Jogging" transcends the Lebanese Bermuda triangle of taboos: religion, politics and sex, and presents a radical challenge to the stereotypes and prejudices affecting the global perception of Arab women.

Online conversation with artists Iman Aoun and Hanane Haj Ali - moderated by Dijana Milošević and Jadranka Anđelić, DAH Theater (live broadcast).