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[00:04:58] West Africa has one... The goal in Vienna is
[00:05:01] to establish a network that enables talented people from the African diaspora
[00:05:05] to exchange ideas, the goal is to contribute to a greater
[00:05:08] appreciation of the African community.
[00:05:15] There is a community here where I feel comfortable, which
[00:05:19] gives me a sense of belonging. For
[00:05:22] Odri Kodjo, that sense of belonging did not come
[00:05:25] overnight. After moving from Benin to Europe, she often
[00:05:29] encountered wrong assumptions about where
[00:05:32] she came from.
[00:05:35] I tell people I'm from the Republic of Benin. Where is the Republic
[00:05:39] of Benin? Do you speak African?
[00:05:43] 34, even more countries, thousands of different
[00:05:46] languages, nobody speaks African, I simply
[00:05:49] have to show people my worth, and when they
[00:05:53] get to know me, they realize I'm much more than what I look like
[00:05:56] and where
[00:05:57] I come from.
[00:06:02] After leaving Benin, Odri and her family moved
[00:06:06] around Europe due to her father's job. Today, she raises her daughter
[00:06:09] between France and
[00:06:13] with her daughter here in Vienna about a bag by a designer from Benin
[00:06:16] gave her
[00:06:17] an idea.
[00:06:21] She asked me how much this cost. I replied,
[00:06:25] "Well, 60 euros," that's what it cost. And she
[00:06:28] said, "Well, that's really expensive for something from Africa." That hit
[00:06:32] me. I thought, "Is that how you
[00:06:35] see us?" It was one of those key moments, the one
[00:06:39] when I thought I had to create something or... find
[00:06:43] a way to highlight the positive stories, the positive image and
[00:06:46] contribution of the African diaspora in
[00:06:48] Europe.
[00:06:55] Odri decided to start where she built her own life
[00:06:59] in Vienna. In 2023,
[00:07:02] she founded the Diaspora Creatives collective, which opens opportunities
[00:07:05] for African artists. Among them is Luis Deininger
[00:07:09] whose works are currently exhibited in this architectural office
[00:07:13] thanks to art collector Izabela
[00:07:15] Kumpošt.
[00:07:19] We set ourselves the goal of presenting art where people live
[00:07:22] and work. We believe that an office, for example, is an ideal place, because
[00:07:26] people can thus see that
[00:07:29] the usual exhibition spaces, like a white cube or
[00:07:33] a gallery. Without a single word, you contribute to breaking
[00:07:36] stereotypes about African artists and the African
[00:07:39] continent. And that is beautiful.
[00:07:43] This also gives other artists hope that they can exhibit in such
[00:07:47] places.
[00:07:50] Odri's network doesn't just bring together artists, she has built
[00:07:54] relationships with companies across Vienna that now support Diaspora
[00:07:57] Creatives and their events. But building
[00:08:00] this community wasn't always
[00:08:03] easy.
[00:08:09] The hardest part was getting out of my comfort zone.
[00:08:12] "I remember asking myself how to approach people and ask
[00:08:16] for sponsorship or invite them to collaborate on an
[00:08:19] event.
[00:08:22] I'm naturally a shy, reserved person, but I knew I had to
[00:08:26] step out of my comfort zone sometimes.
[00:08:28] kad
[00:08:33] actually,
[00:08:40] tonight, months of work are coming together at an event called
[00:08:44] "Made in Diaspora",
[00:08:47] an evening dedicated to African creativity and the people
[00:08:51] behind it.
[00:09:03] One of the creators in the spotlight tonight
[00:09:06] is fashion designer Hana
[00:09:08] Akwah.
[00:09:17] We combine Austrian elegance and African
[00:09:20] royalty. So you can see Austrian cuts, and
[00:09:24] then of course African splendor and the vibrancy of colors of our
[00:09:27] materials.
[00:09:30] With the support and promotion she received through Odri's network,
[00:09:34] Hana presented her creations at Vienna Fashion
[00:09:37] Week.
[00:09:40] Can you imagine taking our women from Sablina
[00:09:44] to the runway of Vienna Fashion
[00:09:47] platform has allowed us to
[00:09:51] showcase our clothes, which we can then sell.
[00:09:53] prodavati.
[00:09:55] Earlier this year, Odri's work received recognition in the form of an award
[00:09:59] for community engagement, but for her, true
[00:10:02] success is seeing others thrive.
[00:10:06] We want everyone outside of our community to see the beauty,
[00:10:09] brilliance, and excellence we bring. not only in
[00:10:13] Austria, but outside to the whole
[00:15:05] What a night we've had? To start with, I hope we managed to convey
[00:15:09] at least a part of the atmosphere here from Washington with
[00:15:12] reports, analyses, and discussions. A large
[00:15:15] number of citizens, we saw it at this watch
[00:15:19] party, actually hoped for change, and that
[00:15:22] happened. American voters sent a very serious
[00:15:26] political message to the man who is sitting in the White
[00:15:30] House for the second time that his policies no longer have
[00:15:33] unquestioning support. Namely, as for the
[00:15:36] Democrats, they, according to projections, won the majority of both houses
[00:15:39] of Congress. Of course, this represents a shift in the balance of power
[00:15:43] in Washington. Given that these were not presidential elections,
[00:15:46] Trump remains in the White House, but his remaining two years will be significantly
[00:15:50] more politically complex. They now gain the ability
[00:15:53] to initiate congressional investigations, Democrats, oversight of the
[00:15:57] administration, blocking some of the president's legislative
[00:16:00] initiatives. The results in states that were traditionally
[00:16:03] Republican strongholds, such as Texas and Kansas, are especially
[00:16:07] interesting, where Democrats achieved
[00:16:11] important victories. And this shows us that dissatisfaction
[00:16:15] is not actually limited only to traditional Democratic
[00:16:18] centers. At the heart of the campaign were everyday
[00:16:22] issues: cost of living, food and fuel prices, inflation,
[00:16:25] housing, but also, in fact, the state of American
[00:16:28] democracy. For many voters, this was
[00:16:31] a referendum on Trump's way of governing the country.
[00:16:35] The results show that presidential popularity
[00:16:38] and political mobilization do not necessarily
[00:16:41] mean support for
[00:16:45] elections. Trump,
[00:16:48] of course, lest there be any confusion, retains executive powers, the ability
[00:16:52] to shape American domestic and foreign
[00:16:55] crucial is that to implement his agenda, he will have to
[00:16:59] reckon with Congress, which it is very
[00:17:02] likely controlled by his
[00:17:06] political opponents.
[00:17:08] Nina Kljenak.
[00:17:13] yesterday I had the opportunity to visit
[00:17:17] Crawfordville Georgia, the town
[00:17:20] where my family traces its roots at least five
[00:17:23] generations.
[00:17:26] It was the town that was home to the former governor of
[00:17:29] Georgia and the Vice President of the Confederate States
[00:17:33] of America, Alexander Stevens.
[00:17:37] I visited the grave of Betsy Peak, my
[00:17:40] great-great-grandmother, who was born in
[00:17:43] 1845, 20 years before
[00:17:48] a cemetery filled with unmarked
[00:17:51] graves, I found hers. I don't
[00:17:55] know what dreams Betsy Peak had for her children or for
[00:17:58] her grandchildren or the generations that she would never
[00:18:02] meet, but I know I am standing on shoulders
[00:18:06] made of steel.
[00:18:11] So yes, Crawfordville produced the
[00:18:14] Confederacy's Vice President, but
[00:18:17] tonight, it also produced
[00:18:20] your next
[00:18:21] governor.
[00:18:25] Georgia, we sent a message loud and
[00:18:28] clear
[00:18:30] that we want a leader who will put Georgia
[00:18:34] first and who will stand up to...
[00:18:37] all the chaos coming out of Washington
[00:18:40] DC,
[00:18:43] but even more importantly, you sent the message that in these
[00:18:47] times of division and acrimony, you believe in
[00:18:51] something foundational, and that is
[00:18:54] hope.
[00:18:59] America is
[00:19:01] back.
[00:19:13] a working class neighborhood in
[00:19:15] Brooklyn, Union household raised
[00:19:19] in the Cornerstone Baptist Church, I
[00:19:22] learned very early on that
[00:19:25] setback was nothing more than
[00:19:29] setup for a
[00:19:31] comeback.
[00:19:34] Today begins the great American. come
[00:19:38] back,
[00:19:42] the American people have
[00:19:44] spoken
[00:19:47] all across the
[00:19:50] land, in the north, in the south, in the
[00:19:53] east, in the west, in the midwest,
[00:19:57] from sea to shining sea, the American
[00:20:00] people have spoken and made
[00:20:03] clear, they've had enough of the extremism.
[00:20:08] enough of the corruption, they
[00:20:11] want a congress that's going to deliver for the
[00:20:14] American people, and that is exactly
[00:20:18] what House Democrats will do as soon
[00:20:21] as we get in to office in
[00:20:24] January. This is a change
[00:20:27] election, and we understand as House
[00:20:31] Democrats that we need to deliver
[00:20:34] dramatic change, things. are
[00:20:37] broken, we need a congress
[00:20:41] that puts the American people first, the
[00:20:45] wealthy, the well off and the well connected,
[00:20:48] tried. to buy this
[00:20:51] election, the American people
[00:20:55] have responded in a resounding way and made
[00:20:59] clear that America is not for
[00:21:02] sale,
[00:21:04] but House Democrats will put the American people first. We
[00:21:08] understand that this election, dramatic change
[00:21:11] election, means that the American people are
[00:21:14] crying out for
[00:21:18] hear you, we see you. We feel you, and House
[00:21:22] Democrats are committed to making life
[00:21:25] better for
[00:21:26] you.
[00:21:29] Beginning on day
[00:21:31] one,
[00:21:36] this is not a partisan moment,
[00:21:40] this is a patriotic one. This is not
[00:21:44] a blue moment or red
[00:21:47] moment, it's a red, white and blue. moment, because
[00:21:51] America has won
[00:21:52] tonight.
[00:21:58] Donald, look, I know you, you struggled with
[00:22:02] my name, so after JD swears me in
[00:22:05] January, you could just go on and call me
[00:22:07] senator,
[00:22:13] to the super packs and special interests who tried to beat us, we are coming for
[00:22:17] your system of politics.
[00:22:21] the apho spent $42 million against us, thank you for giving me the
[00:22:25] opportunity to beat you
[00:22:26] twice,
[00:22:30] and i want to say something here, see, they try
[00:22:34] to call you hateful if you believe that palestinian
[00:22:37] kids should get to grow up in the land of their
[00:22:40] forefathers without being murdered by our tax
[00:22:44] dollars.
[00:22:46] if you believe equal rights to peace, dignity and...
[00:22:50] determination, that's not hate, it's
[00:22:51] love.
[00:22:55] michiganders, we want our taxes spent here for schools
[00:22:58] here, and healthcare here, and infrastructure here. we
[00:23:02] don't want our money sent to do a partide or genocide or
[00:23:05] war.
[00:23:10] we were the underdogs in this race,
[00:23:14] we went up against nearly 40 years of doubt
[00:23:17] and disillusionment, we went up against... more than $300
[00:23:21] million, more than any senate campaign in
[00:23:24] American history. We went up against all the
[00:23:28] negative ads, smear campaigns, foreign bots and AI deep fakes that
[00:23:32] money can buy. Those, those
[00:23:35] attacks were the final howls of dying establishment.
[00:23:50] death rattle of a status quo that knows its days
[00:23:53] are numbered, they they play dirty
[00:23:57] because they were desperate, but we never lost
[00:24:01] hope, we never lost faith, and against big
[00:24:05] money and long odds, we took our power
[00:24:08] back,
[00:24:14] society leaders
[00:24:17] power.
[00:24:27] Some people say they no longer watch the news because it makes
[00:24:30] them depressed. Others say they don't trust the media at all.
[00:24:33] We can't promise you good and pleasant news, but we truly wish
[00:24:37] there were more of it.
[00:24:41] However, we can promise objective, fast, authentic
[00:24:44] information. Our task is to ask the right questions and
[00:24:48] search for the right answers. I believe there can only be one
[00:24:51] truth. I am Nikola Vučić, you are watching N1.
[00:25:35] The Serbian Philanthropic Forum and the editorial office
[00:25:38] "Good in People" on the occasion of Accessibility
[00:25:41] Month and the "Serbia Without
[00:25:44] Barriers" campaign, on the occasion of National Giving
[00:25:48] Day. They daily present positive
[00:25:52] examples of facing limitations, facing
[00:25:55] oneself, circumstances that
[00:25:58] are most often characterized by inaccessibility and
[00:26:02] discrimination of persons with disabilities.
[00:26:16] A woman who owns horses goes where
[00:26:19] she wants.
[00:26:22] Love for children, as well as love for animals,
[00:26:25] they say, are probably two of the noblest
[00:26:28] feelings. Whoever is lucky enough to combine
[00:26:31] them into a life's calling is a happy person.
[00:26:35] Jelena Ivačković from Novi Sad
[00:26:38] motivated by her long-standing
[00:26:42] the "In the Saddle" center on her farm, where beneficiaries of the "Dr. Milan Petrović"
[00:26:46] Novi Sad
[00:26:49] come for hippotherapy.
[00:26:51] I have two horses, I
[00:26:54] joke that I have one because one is a big horse and one is
[00:26:57] a pony. And it all started that
[00:27:01] way, with my father buying this
[00:27:05] estate that had neither electricity nor water, an old
[00:27:08] farm, that is, he exchanged an apartment in Novi Sad for this
[00:27:11] quite shocked. He, since I
[00:27:15] also studied animal husbandry because
[00:27:17] of horse breeding, explained to my mother that I
[00:27:21] would certainly raise horses there. This
[00:27:25] was perhaps an excuse for him then, or as they say,
[00:27:28] a vision, but it came
[00:27:31] true... Man finds strength without
[00:27:35] cruelty, beauty without vanity, and a friend
[00:27:38] without interest in a horse.
[00:27:42] Probably for that very reason, Jelena's fascination with
[00:27:45] horses has lasted since she first rode this,
[00:27:49] as it is often called, the noblest animal.
[00:27:53] At 11 years old, I started riding at the first equestrian club
[00:27:56] that opened in Novi Sad, and since then I've been
[00:28:00] connected to horses. There's a saying that if someone
[00:28:04] "swallows a horse hair, they're infected forever," something
[00:28:08] like that, when I was little I swallowed a horse hair.
[00:28:11] Jelena lives her dream, a life filled with noble
[00:28:15] purpose, on a beautiful Bačka farm that captivates
[00:28:18] with its beauty and radiates serenity.
[00:28:22] But dreams don't come true on their own, you have to
[00:28:25] fight for them. For Jelena's friends, there's no doubt, she
[00:28:29] can do everything. Jelena is energetic, "first
[00:28:33] of all, she knows what she wants,
[00:28:35] she's a very great friend, always there for you
[00:28:39] when you need her." However, although horses are calm and quiet
[00:28:42] životinje, prilično su plašljivi. Terapeutski
[00:28:46] work with a sensitive group of children
[00:28:50] who often don't have control over their movements,
[00:28:53] undergo specific training to ensure
[00:28:56] the safety of both the children and themselves during
[00:29:00] therapy. They are trained, to some
[00:29:03] extent, like for all other sports, that
[00:29:06] is, they are domesticated
[00:29:09] and physically trained,
[00:29:12] but one more thing is needed: they get used
[00:29:16] to various toys, to those
[00:29:19] didactic materials that therapists
[00:29:23] use, to strange sounds, to strange
[00:29:25] movements,
[00:29:27] to
[00:29:30] not having, to imbalance,
[00:29:32] to ahaha, and some
[00:29:36] calming effect of horses on
[00:29:39] the psyche and soul, is certainly beneficial to everyone, but it is
[00:29:43] extremely necessary for children
[00:29:47] a great method for people
[00:29:49] who have never in their lives felt movement
[00:29:53] is closest to it.
[00:29:57] Uh, through
[00:30:00] spine is stimulated. Of course, impulses are sent
[00:30:04] to the brain along the spine, and thus
[00:30:08] Children and animals have always
[00:30:11] is reflected in mutual
[00:30:16] attention and deep trust. That's why
[00:30:19] these four-legged friends are the best therapists in
[00:30:23] the world. I have two young children that I let into the
[00:30:27] enclosure never push them,
[00:30:30] don't step on them, not what I think. It can happen, horses are
[00:30:34] big, they pay attention to children and