Childhood Scarred by Genocide

Jasmina Ceric grew up during the Bosnian Genocide, a time of unimaginable hardship. At just 11 years old, she faced the trauma of losing her father to a concentration camp while witnessing the devastation of her community. Despite the adversity, she discovered her gift for languages, using it to translate for foreign journalists and bring the world’s attention to her people’s plight.

Jasmina Ceric during her journey of resilience.

Newspaper article highlighting Jasmina’s impactful story and advocacy work.

Global Recognition

Jasmina’s resilience and advocacy were recognized internationally, with her story featured in major publications. These articles spotlighted her journey, from a survivor of genocide to a voice for human rights. Her message resonates deeply, reminding the world of the importance of justice and compassion.

“Childhood Interrupted”

In 2016, Jasmina published her memoir, “Childhood Interrupted: From Bosnia to America.” This deeply personal account shares the trials of her childhood while shedding light on the broader impact of genocide. Her memoir has inspired readers worldwide and continues to drive awareness and advocacy for human rights.

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