About Us
CEP works on:
- Improving the system of support and care for girls, boys, and women through continuous support and advocacy for institutional and systemic changes.
- Influencing laws and policies in order to reduce gender gap, improve people’s health and social status, promote equality, and advance the care economy.
- Promoting gender and social justice through the promotion of the principle of the rule of law.
- Education and promotion of the principles of non-discrimination and gender equality through new and innovative approaches and media, including within the business sector, education, and the online space.
CEP focuses on:
- Program for support of pregnant women and parents
- Program for promotion and education on the right to equality
- Program for gender and social justice
CEP operates through:
- A human rights–based approach
- Intersectionality
- Provision of support services
- Advocacy for improved systemic solutions through the advancement of laws and policies
- Building and maintaining partnerships with civil society organizations
- Strengthening capacities and cooperation with institutions at the local and national level
Strengthening capacities and cooperation with the business sector.
Contact person:
+389 77 699 411 – Neda Calovska Dimovska, President of CEP
Our team
Neda Chalovska Dimovska
Neda Chalovska Dimovska is the President and one of the founders of the Center for Equality and Justice. She is Attorney at Law and holds a Master of Laws and has been working on legal issues related to human rights, gender equality and non-discrimination for 13 years. As a mother of two, she also actively works to promote the rights of pregnant women, parents and children, with the aim of creating better policies to support families.
Tatjana Stoimenovska
Tatjana is a Project Coordinator at the Center for Equality and Justice, with extensive experience in project design, management, and successful implementation of initiatives funded by international organizations and institutions.
institutions and regulations, and she also holds a certificate from the Institute for Gender Studies at the Faculty of Philosophy, within the Gender Studies program.
Recently, she has also been working on digitalization and digital products, successfully bridging her experience in the civil society sector with digital innovation.