​Moving the Younger
Generations Event

The project will hold an online launch event titled “Moving the Younger Generations” in mid-November 2024.  

​The one-day event will feature approximately 300 participants from over 15 countries, targeting partner staff, legal professionals, university students, and NGO professionals. The event will include presentations of selected works for the Memory Lane Journal and further discussions in roundtable sessions.

​NO-OBLIVION Preliminary Meetings

P​The project will hold a series of 8 national roundtable events, involving judges, prosecutors and lawyers practicing in relevant fields of law. These events will introduce the NO-OBLIVION project, its main goals, key events, and expected outcomes.

​Additionally, the roundtables will present the Justice Professionals Network and outline the anticipated involvement of stakeholders in the project’s implementation. 

​Universal Jurisdiction Roundtables

The project will hold a series of 8 national roundtable events focused on universal jurisdiction, involving judges, prosecutors, and lawyers from partner countries. These roundtables will promote debate on universal jurisdiction and address obstacles identified in prior surveys.

​The main goal is to equip justice professionals to handle international criminal law efficiently and promote the rule of law and human rights. 

​Universal Jurisdiction
Virtual Guiding Tree Webinar

The NO-OBLIVION project will hold a webinar to launch of the Universal Jurisdiction Virtual Guiding Tree, an interactive infographic for practitioners from 15+ countries. The webinar will detail the Guiding Tree and include a Q&A session to ensure its user-friendliness and comprehensiveness.

​Online art exhibition

The project will launch a public online call-for-artists, inviting European artists to create virtual art pieces inspired by anonymized quotes derived from the “Voice of the Victims” ICTY program. The artworks will be showcased in an online exhibition on the NO-OBLIVION website, organized by the quotes that inspired them.  

​To launch the exhibition, a two-day online event will be held, allowing attendees from 15+ countries to explore the exhibition and interact with the artists. 

​Reviving Balkan
Arts Festival

The Reviving Balkan Arts Festival is an awareness-based event that will promote traditional Balkan and former Yugoslavian performing arts and culture. The 3-hour festival, held in Zagreb, Croatia, will present eight ten-minute acts of traditional dances, with historical and cultural context provided for each performance.

​It will include Remembrance talks to frame the festival within the NO-OBLIVION project’s goals of preserving memory and promoting reconciliation. 

​NO-OBLIVION’S Dissemination
Closing Events

The NO-OBLIVION project will hold a series of 8 national closing dissemination events in its partner countries to promote the rule of law, human rights, and awareness of Europe’s shared past among younger generations and the wider public.

​The online events will present the project’s activities, enable national-level reflection on lessons learned, and raise awareness of its multidimensional intervention.