Como monumento vivo del pueblo judío al Holocausto, Yad Vashem salvaguarda la memoria del pasado e imparte su significado para el futuro. Establecido en 1953 como centro mundial de documentación, investigación, educación y conmemoración del Holocausto, Yad Vashem es por hoy un sitio dinámico y vital de encuentro internacional e intergeneracional.
SPBUILD is an Initial Training Network Funded under the Marie Curie Actions of the Seventh Framework Programme SPBuild is created and developed by a solid and dynamic network of 10 institutions (EDEN Network for Peace and Conflict) with a proven commitment and capacity to deliver high-quality training in the rapidly developing field of Peace and Conflict research. These universities have undertaken joint research, published, and jointly created a European Doctoral Enhancement Programme on Peace and Conflict Studies.
The Human Rights Center promotes human rights and international justice worldwide and trains the next generation of human rights researchers and advocates. Three core goals guide the Human Rights Centers activities: Pursue accountability for mass atrocities. Ensure that needs of survivors are heard. Strengthen the research and advocacy capacities of local and international human rights organizations
Network members have been working under the auspices of the Socrates Network HumanitarianNet to design a model of a European doctorate programme in Peace and Conflict Studies. At present, the agreed programme represents an addition to local/national doctorate programmes. As part of the requirements of the programme, research students will have to participate in two summer schools (Intensive Programme), spend a six-month research stay in another of the network’s training sites, and defend their research before an international committee that includes a member of EDEN’s Executive Board. In designing the model. The Network has taken as a reference the requirements established by the European Conference of Rectors. Taking into account the Bologna Declaration and the importance of high quality programmes in doctoral studies as a fundamental base for the creation of a European Research Area, the Network envisages the transformation of the existing European Doctoral Programme into a full-fledged European Doctorate.
The Crimes of War Project is a collaboration of journalists, lawyers and scholars dedicated to raising public awareness of the laws of war and their application to situations of conflict. Their goal is to promote understanding of international humanitarian law among journalists, policymakers, and the general public, in the belief that a wider knowledge of the legal framework governing armed conflict will lead to greater pressure to prevent breaches of the law, and to punish those who commit them.
The ATJRN seeks to promote and encourage transitional justice research in Africa through the development of research capacity, the building of transitional justice content knowledge, and the creation of spaces for practitioners and researchers in Africa to share experiences, expertise, and lessons learned. The goal is to ensure that the transitional justice agenda in Africa is locally informed and owned.
La Fundación de Antropología Forense de Guatemala (FAFG) es una organización no gubernamental, autónoma, técnico-científica, sin fines de lucro que contribuye al fortalecimiento del sistema de justicia y al respeto de los derechos humanos; a través de la investigación, la documentación, la divulgación, la formación y la sensibilización de los hechos históricos de violaciones al derecho a la vida y de casos de muerte no esclarecidos. Así mismo, la FAFG conduce peritajes e investigaciones científicas, aplicando las ciencias forenses y sociales tanto a nivel nacional como internacional.
Established in 2004 by Orion Anderson and Richard Koenigsberg, the IDEOLOGIES OF WAR, GENOCIDE AND TERROR website presents research and writing on the sources and meanings of collective or societal forms of violence.
Memoria Abierta, Acción Coordinada de Organizaciones argentinas de Derechos Humanos, trabaja para aumentar el nivel de información y conciencia social sobre el terrorismo de Estado y para enriquecer la cultura democrática.
El Proyecto Desaparecidos es un proyecto de diversos organismos y activistas de derechos humanos para mantener la memoria y alcanzar la justicia. Es un lugar donde poder conocer y recordar a las víctimas del terrorismo de estado en América Latina y el mundo. Y es un lugar donde poder conocer también quienes fueron y quienes son los secuestradores, torturadores, asesinos y cómplices culpables por las desapariciones de miles de personas. Finalmente, es un lugar donde reconstruir, entender y analizar el terrorismo de estado, el fenómeno de las desapariciones, y aprender como evitar que pase de nuevo.
El pasado bajo tierra: exhumaciones y políticas de la memoria en la España contemporánea en perspectiva transnacional y comparada
Proyecto:
PIE (CSIC) 200710I006
CSO2009-09681
CSO2012-32709
CSO2015-66104-R
COST IS1203 (ISTME)
H2020 REFLECTIVE-5-2015, ref. 693523 (UNREST)
Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas.
Despachos 1F25 y 1F18
C/Albasanz 26-28.
Madrid 28037 (España)
politicasdelamemoria@gmail.com