As a non-governmental organization, our membership primarily consists of academics, and we operate without paid staff. Our research interests span a wide range of sociological topics including moral values, disadvantaged groups, disability rights, migration, violence, crime, victims’ rights, children’s rights development, and more. We are dedicated to developing and implementing original projects that benefit our country through applied sociology, aiming to provide valuable sociological data to policymakers, the scientific community, and others in need.Over the years, we have successfully completed numerous projects nationally and internationally through collaborations with ministries, universities, municipalities, and various institutions.

a) Education, lifelong learning, and extracurricular endeavors
b) Advancing social responsibility initiatives
c) Promoting legal awareness
d) Facilitating the (re)integration of job seekers into the workforce, with a focus on marginalized communities.

The association operates through the following divisions:
– Client services, catering to both citizens and employers.
– Project management and international collaboration, actively engaging in the conception, execution, and financial oversight of projects funded by EU sources.
– Adult education, overseeing educational programs tailored for adult learners.