Forum for Social Transformation
Bringing together Social Reformers who are making change happen in their community, their country.
Forum for Social Transformation is a platform with the goal to transform communities and countries in the Balkans and Eastern Europe through innovative educational programmes and initiatives of individuals and organisations.
Social Transformation
We use the term Social Transformation to describe large-scale, systematic social change, which requires a wide range of organisations and activities to come about.
Annual Conferences
Each year we bring together leaders from a range of countries including Germany and the UK to share experiences, learn together and to develop material for our future work.
Where we work
FST works in a range of countries in East and Central Europe. Our primary focus is the countries whose history includes some or all of the Orthodox Church, the Ottoman Empire, and Communism.
Latest reports and articles
Healing Memories in the City
From the 2018 FST Conference, we are making available Dr Johannes Reimer's paper named Healing Memories in the City - Correlation between Reconciliation and Transformation in the Mission of the Local Church. Dr Johannes Reimer is a professor of mission studies and...
Reflections on the FST Conference 2018 in Skopje, Macedonia
I was looking forward to my first participation at the FST Conference. I was not sure what to expect and it turned out to be - my cup of tea. A balanced mix of theologians ready to put the theology into service to the church and world, and Christian practitioners...
Compassion, Witness and Transformation
From the 2018 FST Conference, we are making available Vladimir Ubeivolc's paper named Compassion, Witness and Transformation. You can read the paper by clicking on the image below. Download paper
FST Conference 2018
For three days delegates from Moldova, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia, Germany and the U.K. met in Skopje, Macedonia, for the third annual conference. This was a great opportunity to reconnect with friends and also welcome new delegates. Travel was difficult because of...