Announcements
Events that have already taken place
The Democracy Study Centre invites to apply for its second academic year
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
Mentorship program “Rights Reframed” on media advocacy projects
The program is seeking 10 participants from the following former Soviet countries: Ukraine, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan
“Sharing Heritage” in Osnabrück
There will be labs in different fields like art, history, performance, music as well as media and games offered
Minorities Fellowship Programme in the UN
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
Training for youth workers in Lithuania
Besides using simulation games and board games experience we as well use method of Nonviolent Communication, Empathy, Image and Forum Theatre
Youth Exchange in Poland “Solidarity withought Borders”
Do you want to improve Polish-Ukrainian relations and do you have a vision how it can be achieved?
AGORA programme for young feminists (Brussels)
We aim to create a space for young women to exchange, bridge gaps, inspire and be inspired, strengthen connections, reinforce skills and hear the voices of other young feminists
The Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award
Those nominations that clearly do not fall within the established criteria will not be presented to the Judges
Training “Refugees Welcome” in Georgia
"PLUS1Aid- Refugees Welcome" is an Erasmus+ project mainly aimed to explore, discuss and understand contemporary refugee-related challenges in Europe
A public event ‘Continued human rights supression in Crimea’
This situation is exacerbated by concerted efforts to prevent Ukrainians and international human rights monitors, journalists, and others from traveling to Crimea
Discussion “Human Rights in School: How to Promote Values among Children”
The event is devoted to discussion of the current situation and prospects for teaching human rights to children within the framework of implementation of the National Human Rights Strategy and presentation of experience of other countr
A presentation in Vienna “Stopping impunity for crimes against journalists: Human rights defenders announce enemies of freedom of speech in Crimea”
Human rights organizations have analysed facts, and have pinpointed masterminds and perpetrators of systematic attacks on the freedom of speech and expression on the occupied peninsula
А picket at the Chinese Embassy will pass because of the imprisonment of the Revolution of umbrellas’ leaders
13 student leaders in Hong Kong are in jail, and nearly 100 criminal proceedings against democratic activists are being considered by the judicial bodies of Hong Kong
Presentation of the report “Situation of Human Rights Defenders in the Government-Controlled Territories of Ukraine: Three Years After the Euromaidan”
The discussion will focus on persecution and obstruction of the work of human rights defenders and activists acting in the defense of public interests on the territories of Ukraine controlled by government
Digital Communication Network program
Some of the most promising applicants will be invited to participate in our upcoming regional digicomnet Forum at the beginning of September, as part of the selection process for the U.S. exchanges
NGO leadership workshop
Invited NGO leaders from Serbia, Albania, Kosovo, Moldova, Russia, Slovakia, Uzbekistan, Ukraine and other countries
Press briefing: “Celebrating diversity in Ukraine: the untold story”
Since this year’s motto of the Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv is “Celebrate Diversity”, we asked a trans girl, people with disabilities, a displaced person, a Roma and a girl born with HIV what they think it means to celebrate diversi
The conference “Human Rights in Ukraine: the Baseline”
The presentation and discussion of the findings of the Ukrainian Human Rights Baseline Study
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Columns
“I hear your anger, your dreams and your hope”: a letter to a peer under occupation from a 10th grader from the Kherson region
No one should ever be allowed to violate the rights of indigenous peoples
What does just peace mean for Ukraine and why does Crimea remain a fundamental issue?
“The number is not answering, but I can hear you”: A letter to a peer in occupation from a 10th grade student
