Contribute to holding Russia accountable for war crimes, continuing justice reforms in Ukraine, and protecting the fundamental freedoms of Ukrainians
The Justice Conference served as a key platform to coordinate steps on a Special Tribunal, compensation system, and the return of abducted Ukrainian children. On 23 February ...
Every day since the start of the full-scale invasion, Ukrainian law enforcement agencies have recorded about 140 new war crimes committed by the Russian army. Over three and a ...
Russian repressive authorities worked hard in December to end the year with medals and bonuses. There were no more “political” cases against Ukrainians, but they became more ...
On 17 October, an exhibition opened in Santiago, the capital of Chile, combining two tragedies — one from the past and one from the present. The Museum of Memory and Human Rights ...
On 29 September 2025, the ZMINA Human Rights Centre presented a study on the formation of national policy on commemorating the Russian-Ukrainian war — the Green and White Papers ...
The IHRM presented an analysis that systematically examines the problem of the erroneous assignment of POW status to military personnel for the first time. According to the ...
On July 22, the Ukrainian edition of Dr. Paul R. Williams' book Lawyering Peace was presented in Kyiv. It is now available under the title “The Path to Reconciliation: How Law ...
We help preserve stable democracy in Ukraine and make Ukrainian governance transparent and accountable
The mission of the program is to support the European integration of Ukraine as a means to introduce effective pro-European reforms in the areas of democratization, human rights, good governance and the rule of law based on the best global practices, as well as to work on increasing aid
Contribute to holding Russia accountable for war crimes, continuing justice reforms in Ukraine, and protecting the fundamental freedoms of Ukrainians
We build and strengthen communities that are the backbone of an open society, create prerequisites for public dialogue and cohesion based on democratic values
The program aims at strengthening organizational and advocacy competences of organisations of war veterans, internally displaced people and bereaved families, supporting development of better policies and inclusion mechanisms, and creating conditions for civic dialogue, understanding and reintegration
Promoting the inclusive, accountable, ecological and intelligent recovery of Ukraine as a country guided by European values and principles. The project is implemented by the Fund together with the European Union.
The Resilience Lab is a support program for local civil society organizations that helps them become stronger, more influential and more sustainable. It combines training, mentoring, experience exchange and institutional support to give organizations the tools to develop and work with communities. The goal of the program is to strengthen local change leaders and create effective solutions for community recovery and cohesion.
The main goal of the project is to help local organizations become drivers of sustainable and inclusive recovery of their communities. The program combines financial support, training, analytics, internships, and networking. It is a long-term investment in the development of a new wave of local change leaders.
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