After the end of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995, the international community supported the design of a separate study program for each of the main ethnic groups involved in the conflict: Bosniaks, Serbs and Croats. What was supposed to be a temporary solution to facilitate the return of refugees to their places of residence, 25 years later it has become a tool to systematically segregate students.
Read moreTwo Basque documentary filmmakers David Fernandez Graña and Amaia Maguregui travel in a van across the country for three months, looking for innovative and inspiring teachers, schools and communities that offer an alternative to the old public education system.