With ‘mirno more’ sailors wish each other a ‘peaceful sea’ – this greeting gives the world's largest sailing project for disadvantaged children and young people a special meaning and its name. Every year, 100 ships and 1,000 people set sail in the name of peace. The goal: to overcome exclusion and throw prejudice over board!
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Participants spend an experiential educational week at sea, where the values of integration, inclusion and solidarity come to life. The aim is to overcome exclusion and throw prejudices overboard. In over 30 years of existence, 13,000 people from over 30 nations have been able to participate.
The project was founded in 1994 to bring together refugee children and young people from the former Yugoslavia, to promote international understanding and to foster peaceful coexistence. Today, the mirno more peacefleet is a sustainable platform for a wide range of target groups and causes. Participating projectships come from various institutions and organisations – in addition, Croatian-Bosnian-Serbian, Slovenian, Slovakian, Ukrainian and German partner associations are also taking part.
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