http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/11/world/europe/11train.html

By NICHOLAS KULISH
Published: January 10, 2010
SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina — The siege of Sarajevo had just begun the last time Vera Bagur, now 68, took the famous train line from Sarajevo to Belgrade. It was one of the few physical links that bound Muslims, Serbs and Croats.

Lala Tomljanovic and Vera Bagur, both 68, who share an apartment in Sarajevo, rode the train from Sarajevo to Belgrade for the first time in 18 years. More Photos

That unity was cracking into violence as she peered, against the conductor’s orders, out the window as tanks rolled past in the dry, unpicked cornfields.

“That was the time I realized it was going to be serious,” she said.

Radication Education site:

Moderna Galerija in Ljubljana is creating a series of events on global Radical Education
http://radical.temp.si
LHE/ELF and Radical Education will be part of NUROPE to be held in Ljubljana October 18-21
http://www.nurope.eu/ljubljana.html

Also, this discussion from the site is particularly interesting:
Between Radical Pedagogic and Participatory Art Practices
A Conversation on Education as a Radical Social (and Aesthetic) Practice with Marta Gregorčič, Bojana Piškur, Marjetica Potrč and Dmitry Vilensky
Adela Železnik
http://radical.temp.si/node/80

The following interview has been published in “Maska” Performing Arts Journal, Winter 2007

Here's an email from Maya Balle who kindly attended the conference - which was great, thanks to all involved.
"
> Some quick thoughts and feedback and I am sorry I could not come for the
> archive talks today.
>
> 1. leadership as a new paradigm....want to lead but don't he said...You
> must lead and you are. It is very important that the new society have a new
> paradigm of what leadership can be. Do not back away from this. You are all
> being called and it is important world work.
>
> 2. was it Ivan or Marc who created the values game?Engage the values game
> and see what your core values as a group are!
> the 8 of you do the game and then grow from there. This is a very valuable
> process and could be something that corporations and non-profits hire you/
> and or your folks on the Highway. Look at other ways that you already have