Twice each year (autumn and spring), we provide seminars on various leadership topics. We do this in conjunction with very experienced business leaders from large US-based companies.

Every year in the Izvor Center we have an Izvor Film Festival. The goal of this project is to provide ten high schools from the Sarajevo Canton with the opportunity to learn more about the history of film, as well as the basics of its realization. They were given the opportunity to shoot and monitor their own film with the help of film and performing arts professionals. Film screenings were held at the Cinema City, where the awards for best film, screenplay, actor, actress, teamwork, direction, and teamwork were announced.

You can watch the films from Izvor Film Festivals on our You Tube channel, Izvor Centar.

Our space at Izvor has given us the opportunity to showcase some incredible talent over the years. Highlighted are some of the exhibits we have hosted:

• A student video works and masters work by Amele Ajanovic entitled "Less is More" 
• A photography exhibit "Linija 21" from Arnej Misirlic
• A tribute to opera singer Ljiljana Molnar
• A special exhibit shown during our Thanksgiving Open House from the students at a local art high school called "Harvest".
• An artwork exhibit by The Center for Hearing and Speaking Rehabilitation. Their preschoolers displayed their different types of artwork using different types of techniques, for example, painting on glass, pictures made from items you can eat, and painting using water. Their exhibit was entitled "Magic Wand at Work."

Izvor Center was pleased to host a photography exhibit from Berlin, Germany on April 25, 2015. Berlin connects and brings together what belongs together, and in doing so does not differentiate. People from the whole world are moving to Berlin, families will be founded, hearts will be won, and cultures will be united. "BERLIN hearts" portrays families and couples from diverse cultural backgrounds in their living rooms and reports how they got to know each other and why they are actually in Berlin. Artists: Benjamin Kunde, 36, Bremen, Germany - father, educator, musician, social entrepreneur and event-manager; lives in and loves Berlin. What interests me most about Berlin are the stories people have to tell about themselves. "BERLIN hearts" allows me to tell my own story as well, since my wife comes from India. Ekaterina Koroleva, 27, Moscow, Russia - studied journalism at Lomonosov Moscow State University; independently studied photography; now lives in Berlin. It fascinates me that so many people from different nations and cultures live here together! This shapes the face of Berlin and motivated me to start "BERLIN hearts".

We invite you to an event organized by three organizations: Dobre Kote, the Association Every Student and the Izvor Foundation, which for the first time started the realization of the project "The Miss Irby project". The idea of  the project is to encourage young people to be part of the changes they want to see in their society. The idea will be realized through education in schools, and practical work, and through the reparation of public spaces.

The inspiration for this project is Adeline Paulina Irby, of English descent, who came to Sarajevo 150 years ago and started a school for poor girls.

This weekend, Saturday, 10.6. and on Sunday, June 11, we had the first realization of the project by the students of the Second Gymnasium, whose goal was to renovate the space in the passage between the buildings at 7-11 Husrefa Redžića Street and Merhemića Square in Ciglane. And here are a couple of photos from the first work action.

While next weekend there is a work action in the area of  Hrasno in New Sarajevo.

Everyone is invited and welcome to accompany this event with us.