After the success of the pilot project, in 2007/08, DAH Theater expanded the project to Serbia (Novi Sad, Subotica, Inđija, Niš, Leskovac, Vranje). The texts of the plays were created based on research into history, documentary materials and testimonies, demographic and social structure of the cities in which the project took place, conducted by the creative team of In/Visible City.

Through performances in city transport buses, which "told" the multiethnic history of cities, through cultural exchange and debates on interethnic tolerance, through the calendar for 2008, in which each month is inspired by the culture of one ethnic community, through a documentary film about the project and the travels of the DAH Theater Center for Theater Research throughout Serbia, we wanted to contribute to the normalization of relations between different ethnic communities living in Serbia. To contribute to the development of a civil society based on tolerance.

Through these activities, we remind that our culture, history, state, and everyday life are interwoven with the influences of different cultures and that the cities in which we live today were created by the work and creativity of citizens who lived there before us, of different
ethnicities.

NIS - Humanitarian Association of Roma from Niš Participants in the debate and cultural exchange: KUD Crvena Zvezda, Association of Citizens of Greek Origin, Young Roma Hip-Hop Group.

LESKOVAC - RESURS Center Leskovac Participants in the debate and cultural exchange: Association of Citizens of Macedonian Origin ILINDEN, Society for Culture and Education of Roma HISAR.

VRANJE - Committee for Human Rights Vranje Participants in the debate and cultural exchange: Roma KC Vranjska Banja, Association of Macedonians "Goce Delčev", School of Animated Film (ŠAF).

SUBOTICA – Center for Multiculturalism Participants in the debate and cultural exchange: Association of Germans, Association of Hungarian Youth VIFO, Educational Center of Roma, National Council of Bunjevci, Association KROV, Society of Slovenians - TRIGLAV.

INĐIJA – Cultural Center Indjija Participants in the debate and cultural exchange: Slovak KUD -Vinogradi, KUD "Stefan Radić", Roma Theater SUNO E RROMALE, KUD "Šandor Petefi".