Events that have already taken place
The purpose of the forum is to discuss a wide range of problems caused by the occupation of Crimea and the Black and Azov Seas; to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the actions of the expert community, the state of Ukraine and partner countries; to formulate recommendations on the points of application of efforts and further actions to ensure the most efficient use of the capabilities of the expert community
The L. Kirkland Scholarship Program has been supporting individual development of young, ambitious and active citizens of Eastern Europe, South Caucasus and Central Asia
We hope that you yourself, or someone in your organisation would be interested to join the training
14 German and Ukrainian journalists will be invited to exchange their experience and discuss these issues with experts.
The Conference aims at bringing together Georgian and foreign journalists and media professionals, policymakers, scholars and researchers, to discuss the nexus between media and migration
Requirements: you should be from Ukraine or from Germany, between 18 and 27 years old
January 12 marks the Day of the Political Prisoner. It was on this day of 1972 that an "ultimate pogrom" of the generation of the sixties began in Ukraine
What challenges does Ukraine face in this issue and what steps should be taken by the Ukrainian government, human rights defenders, journalists etc. to improve the quality of informing about events in Crimea abroad?
Arkady Babchenko, who was a target of assassination attempt, will tell about the organisers of an attempted murder and Yuriy Lukanov will present his book "The Press: How Russia Destroyed Media Freedom in Crimea"
Application Deadline: October 5, 2018
Open to: PhD students, MA graduates, junior experts, journalists and civil society multipliers from the Eastern Partnership countries (Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan) and Russia
OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting 2018
The program is seeking 10 participants from the following former Soviet countries: Ukraine, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan
At the end of the MFP, the fellows should have a general knowledge of the United Nations system, international human rights instruments and mechanisms in general and those relevant to minorities
Twenty five participants will be selected among practicing lawyers and legal counselors working with human rights or women’s rights NGOs in the region
Besides using simulation games and board games experience we as well use method of Nonviolent Communication, Empathy, Image and Forum Theatre
We will use games, debates and theater in order to discuss about borders, racism and interculturality
There will be labs in different fields like art, history, performance, music as well as media and games offered
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