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Onlineseminar - Dealing with the Past Remembrance, reconciliation and reintegration

“New time” for the Missing from Kosovo

Hide and Seek

18 YEARS LATER

Gravesites far away from the courtrooms

The challenges of searching for missing persons in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Once Upon a Time and Never Again: Commemorating the missing and killed children from the war in Kosovo

A lifetime of searching for the Missing

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA’S EFFORTS AT RECONCILIATION AND DEALING WITH THE PAST

Can we build a peace without gender equality?

Peacebuilding in Prijedor

When Memorials Speak

New Public Monuments in the Region: a weapon in the civil war of memory

Visit to Omarska & Trnopolje

Post-Dayton Kozarac

Storytelling

A brief history (an attempt) of the institutionalization of a memory

Freeing Space

Forgiveness

Economic Instability and War

Skopje 2014: Ethnocentric Memorialization and Kleptocracy

FEELINGS THAT CHANGED MY LIFE

Srebrenica: dehumanising the Other

MECHANISM LAUNCHES MEDIA TOOL KIT PAGE AND SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN COMMEMORATING THE 24TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SREBRENICA GENOCIDE

Call for Applications: Summer School and Project “Challenge History 3 – React for the Future” Follow up

White Ribbon Day

In Situ Art Festival – Interview with Bojana Stojmenovska, Festival Director

The Old Bazaar - Skopje’s Treasure

THE EMOTIONAL ABOVE ALL

IMAGINATION AS TRUTH

The Power of Art in Dealing with the Past

Is it possible to speak about the past, whilst remaining silent about the present and future?

The Reconciliation of Blood Feuds Campaign 1990-1991: Oral History and Memory

Third Regional Short Story Competition Biber

Peace must be around you and in you

Open call for participants in the project 1918-2018: Building peace – lessons from World War One

Revisiting Dealing with the Past and Transitional Justice in the Balkans

The theatre group challenging Bosnia's ethnic divisions

Open Call – Sarajevo Film Festival Docu Corner and DwP Program 2018 for BiH Participants

How can arts and culture contribute to dealing with difficult pasts and to reconciliation in Europe?

OPEN CALL - INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL ON CONTEMPORARY ART FROM BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Academic Conference - Revisiting Dealing with the Past and Transitional Justice in the Balkans

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS SUMMER SCHOOL and PROJECT “CHALLENGE HISTORY 2 – REACT FOR THE FUTURE”

USHMM Event TEACHING ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST AND MASS ATROCITIES: LESSONS FROM THE PAST FOR THE FUTURE

Call for Applications – COURSE: Democracy & Post-Conflict Politics in Bosnia

POLITICS OF MEMORY

Multiperspectivity – Sowing the seeds of reconciliation

History textbooks and dealing with the past in Serbia

Studies of cultural memory and oral history as a starting point to deal with the past

Multi-ethnic education is necessary from the earliest age

When paranoia and propaganda lead education

A CHANCE TO DEVELOP CRITICAL THINKING

Living to talk about it

Historija? Istorija? Povijest?

Balkan States ‘Expected to Sign Truth Commission Agreement’

The socialist legacy

2018 INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL IN COMPARATIVE CONFLICT STUDIES

PROMOTION IN TIRANA: "OKRUZENJE IS PERFECTLY PLACED TO LINK REGIONAL INITIATIVES WITH THE PEOPLE LIVING IN THE WESTERN BALKANS”

The CDRSEE invites you to join the filming of a special episode of ‘Okruzenje/Vicinities’ in Tirana, December 15 at 11.00 am

JOINT HISTORY PROJECT II VOLUMES LAUNCH IN SLOVENIA

The CDRSEE invites you to the official launch of our new Joint History Project Workbooks which will take place in Ljubljana

Book of abstracts - Conference "Politics of building peace in the region: burdens from the past and visions for the future"

Booklet and agenda of the Conference "Politics of Building Peace in the Region: Burdens from the Past and Visions for the Future

‘Dealing with the Past: Social Movements in Kosovo in socialism and 1990s

Bosnia Activists Install Signs at Unmarked War Sites

CONFERENCE “POLITICS OF BUILDING PEACE IN THE REGION: BURDENS FROM THE PAST AND VISIONS FOR THE FUTURE”

I want to be heard

CDRSEE launches new collaboration with “Dealing with the past” website

‘Men Don’t Cry’: Revealing Balkan Veterans’ Emotions

DESPITE ITS LIMITS, THE ICTY HAS BLAZED A TRAIL FOR VICTIMS’ EMPOWERMENT

New editions of Dealing with the Past and True Stories Market to Be Presented at Sarajevo Film Festival

Memories As a Form of Wounds

CfA "International Youth Camp - Dealing with the Past and Holocaust Histories in the Balkans", Bitola, Macedonia, Sept. 10-19, 2017.

Invitation to the roundtable - “Challenge History: lessons learnt for a better future”

Apply for the Summer University Srebrenica

Democracy & Post-Conflict Politics in Bosnia

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: SUMMER SCHOOL “CHALLENGE HISTORY”

Victims of War are Becoming Invisible in Times of Peace

Bosnian War Rape Victims Rue Lost Motherhood

BIRN’s Kosovo War Film Screened at Sarajevo University

The Case for Action on Transitional Justice and Displacement

Political Reconciliation: With or Without Grand Narratives? [Paper]

Transitional Justice and Media: A Crucial But Neglected Relationship

On the Progress of Transitional Justice in Serbia

Ending the silence surrounding secret mass graves and the fates of the missing

Kosovo President: Missing Persons are a ‘Grave Wound’

What is Political Reconciliation? Reflections on Reconciliation after the Karadzic Trial

On Reconciliation

The insufficient commemoration of civilian victims in Kosovo

More efficient prosecution of war crimes and respect for rights of civilian victims of war – condition for EU membership

Mirëdita Dobar Dan Festival in Belgrade: We Stuck our Foot in the Open Door

BiH Alternative Report 2016: Political criteria

International Youth Workcamp – Dealing with the Past and Jewish History in the Balkans

THE POLITICAL PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN POST-CONFLICT BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

UN Women Statement for the first International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict

About Remembrance and Reconciliation: ICTJ Debate Summary

Educational Standards and the Wars in Former Yugoslavia

Justice for atrocity and economic crimes: can the EU deliver?

Educating about transitional justice in Kosovo [policy paper]

The psychological cost of reconciliation

What 50 War Criminals Have to Say about International Justice

Omanović: My life from hate to peace building

Research on culture of remembrance

“The Challenge of Commemoration and Holocaust Education”

Dealing with the Past Necessary for Reconciliation in the Western Balkans

Post-Karadzic Bosnia and Herzegovina: The End of the Criminal Justice Era

Results of Competition on Culture of Remembrance “Moments-Monuments-Movements

Invitation - “Depth Two”

The Past as a Supermarket

Why Macedonia is Not Interested in Reconciliation Process in the Region?

Peace Building in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Effects of Ingroup Identification, Outgroup Trust and Intergroup Forgiveness on Intergroup Contact

Activists March to Kosovo Mass Grave in Belgrade

History textbooks in post-conflict societies: Education for reconciliation? [Publication]

Tribunal convicts Radovan Karadžić for crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina

What the Karadzic verdict means for Bosnia

Promotion of Bekim Fehmiu book "Brilliant and Terrifying" – part two

Arrested Truth: Transitional Justice and the Politics of Remembrance in Kosovo

START OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN SKOPJE ABOUT THE GENOCIDE OF ROMA AND SINTI DURING WORLD WAR II

Call for Applications: Sub-granting programme for investigative journalism

Kosovo Honours Female War Victims on Women’s Day

NICOLAS MOLL: A positive hero for everyone? The memorialization of Srđan Aleksić  in post-Yugoslav countries

The Victims of War Crimes and Their Civic Voice

People and Memories Talk

Christian A. Nielsen: The Hague tribunal has drawn a decent historical sketch of the breakup of the former Yugoslavia

Sustainable Return: A Guarantee for Stability and Integration in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Depth Two: Facing up to our own crimes

How well do young Albanians and Serbs know each other?

A positive hero for everyone? The memorialization of Srđan Aleksić in post-Yugoslav countries

Report Serbia - Events of 2015

Hate Speech That May Evolve into Crime

Silence and Denial in Višegrad

Open University: Nationalism and the Recent Past

Reparations and Assistance for Victims: What’s the Difference?

Igor Štiks: We still haven’t been able to create a regional narrative about reconciliation

The Soul’s Remembrance – Book Promotion Event

Branko Ćulibrk: It is important to initiate a discussion on "difficult" issues and not be afraid of threats

4 Open University Sarajevo

Tears Falling on Bread ~ Winning Story of Srđan Aleksić Youth Competition

War Childhood Museum

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