The Elementary School "Branko Radičević" in Bujanovac organized the exhibition "Hands that have walked the path", which opened a space for dialogue and understanding between the local community and people on the move. The event was attended by over 300 children, teachers and tutors, who, in addition to attending the exhibition, also participated in creative workshops inspired by the displayed works. The exhibition was also attended by users of the Bujanovac Reception Center, which further strengthened mutual exchange and empathy.

The exhibition presented works created during art-occupation workshops at the Bujanovac Reception Center - drawings, clay figures and other handicrafts that testify to the lives, emotions and hopes of refugees and migrants. This exhibition is not only an artistic display, but a powerful testimony to humanity, dignity and resilience.

The online gallery and virtual exhibition are available at:

•   Artsteps virtuelna galerija
•   https://path.ehons.org/

The exhibition was realized within the project "Support to Refugees in Serbia", implemented by the Ecumenical Humanitarian Organization (EHO) in partnership with the Commissariat for Refugees and Migration of the Republic of Serbia (KIRS/SCRM), with the financial support of the Humanitarian Committee of the United Methodist Church (UMCOR – United Methodist Committee on Relief of Global Ministries).

Creative workshops at the exhibition were led by Nazife Gumustekin and Gulcan Guzel, EU AID volunteers from Turkey, engaged through the "Humanitarian Volunteerism for Solidarity Activities" program, implemented by (EHO) with the support of the European Solidarity Corps (EU Aid Volunteers).