
Eljesa Beka: I would have left Kosovo for good if it wasn’t for Termokiss
K2.0 speaks to two of the organizers of Termokiss about its busiest year yet.
"Termokiss shouldn’t be something special, but something that is in every neighborhood."
Erleta Morina, organizer in Termokiss"To each individual or group that comes to Termokiss we must continuously give space for expression."
Eljesa Beka organizer in Termokiss
Qamile Maxhuni
Qamile Maxhuni has completed her studies at the Philosophical Faculty, Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Prishtina in 2017. She is interested in journalism and wants to write articles about culture and human rights. Qamile Maxhuni is currently a participant in K2.0’s Professional Shadowing Mentoring Program (2018-19).

Besarta Breznica
Besarta Breznica works as a research assistant at the Kosovo Women’s Network and is an independent researcher and journalist. The issues that concern her include human rights and particularly the lives of women and minority communities in Kosovo. She finished her bachelor’s degree in media at UBT college and in sociology at the University of Prishtina and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in the department of sociology at the University of Prishtina. Besarta is a K2.0 Human Rights Journalism Fellowship program fellow (2020 cycle).
This story was originally written in Albanian.