Join a specialization course in Transitional Justice

Welcome to the Online Course on Transitional Justice

Offered by the Institute for Practical Humanities, Belgrade

In a world grappling with the aftermath of conflict, human rights abuses, and systemic injustices, understanding and implementing transitional justice is more critical than ever. The Institute for Practical Humanities in Belgrade is proud to introduce a 6-month online course in Transitional Justice, designed to equip participants with a nuanced understanding of the field’s theories, frameworks, and practical applications.

This interdisciplinary course offers a comprehensive exploration of the mechanisms societies use to address past harms and build pathways toward reconciliation, accountability, and sustainable peace. With a blend of academic rigor and real-world relevance, this program invites scholars, practitioners, and activists from around the globe to engage deeply with the challenges and opportunities of transitional justice.

Why Choose This Course?

1.Scholarly Excellence:

Our curriculum is informed by leading academic research and international best practices. The course is facilitated by experienced faculty and practitioners, ensuring participants receive high-quality instruction grounded in both theory and practice.

2.Global Perspective:

With case studies spanning diverse regions—Latin America, the Balkans, Africa, and beyond—participants will gain insights into the universal and context-specific dynamics of transitional justice.

3.Practical Application:

Designed to bridge the gap between scholarship and practice, this course equips participants with tools to design, implement, and assess transitional justice initiatives in real-world settings.

4.Flexibility and Accessibility:

Delivered entirely online, the program is structured to accommodate working professionals, students, and others with demanding schedules.

Key Themes and Topics

•Foundations of Transitional Justice: Definitions, principles, and frameworks.

•Truth and Reconciliation Commissions: Case studies and critical perspectives.

•Prosecutions and Accountability: International courts, tribunals, and domestic mechanisms.

•Reparations and Restorative Justice: Strategies for healing and redress.

•Memory, History, and Commemoration: The politics of remembering.

•The Role of Civil Society and Grassroots Movements: Fostering local engagement.

•Gender and Transitional Justice: Addressing the specific needs of marginalized groups.

•Future Challenges: Transitional justice in an era of rising populism and authoritarianism.

Who Should Enroll?

This course is ideal for:

•Students and scholars in the fields of law, human rights, political science, and international relations.

•Practitioners working in NGOs, IGOs, and government agencies addressing human rights and conflict resolution.

•Activists and community leaders seeking to understand and apply transitional justice frameworks.

•Anyone passionate about contributing to a more just and equitable world.

Course Features

•Interactive Lectures: Live and recorded sessions with leading experts.

•Discussion Forums: Engage with a global cohort of peers.

•Case Studies: In-depth analysis of transitional justice efforts in post-conflict societies.

•Capstone Project: Develop a tailored transitional justice proposal for a specific context.

Certification

Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate of achievement from the Institute for Practical Humanities, affirming their expertise in transitional justice.

Join us in this journey of intellectual and practical discovery as we study the pressing issues of justice, reconciliation, and peacebuilding. Transform your understanding and become an active contributor to transitional justice efforts worldwide.

For more information and to register, write to us at: office@iph.edu.rs.