Thanks Walter :) We are getting a lot of help from Dragan Ambrozic, who is working on popular culture events (and who is our vice president now). Without his help, nothing would be so easy. On 12/26/05, Walter van Kalken <walter(a)vankalken.net> wrote: >Milos Rancic wrote: > > >>- In Wednesday probably Filip Maljkovic and Djordje Stakic would have >>presentation of Wikipedia for 160 students of University of Novi >>Pazar. (Presentation is based on one German Power Point presentation.) >> >>- In Thursday Djordje Stakic would have presentation of Wikipedia on >>the Faculty for Mathematics of Belgrade University. >> >>- We started with cooperation with Free Software Network of Serbia, >>which is associate organization of Free Software Foundation Europe and >>the next steps we would work together. >> >>- In the second half of January we would have two >>presentations/speeches in the Youth Cultural Center of Belgrade (the >>most important alternative cultural center in Belgrade; >>http://www.domomladine.org/): The first one would be presentation of >>Wikipedia, the second one would be the talk about free software and >>projection of the movie Revolution OS. >> >>- In February we would have two presentations/speeches, but we didn't >>make materials yet. >> >>- In the first half of March Richard Stallman would come in Belgrade. >>(Not 100% sure, but we would know that in the next couple of days.) >> >>- In the second half of April Jimbo would be in Belgrade (I hope in >>Zagreb and Ljubljana, too). >> >>- In May we would organize free knowledge/free software >>(Wikipedia/GNU) festival in Belgrade. >> > >Go Milos go :) I am happy wikimedia Serbia goes full steam! > >Walter/Waerth