Projects - Conflict Transformation

The project focuses on increasing trauma sensitivity and knowledge among teachers in Armenia who work with children from conflict-affected communities.

Social Justice Center (SCJ) contributes to strengthened human rights perspectives in the peace policy of Georgia.

The project is trying to fill the gap related to trauma literacy and the trauma-informed approach that we observe with peacebuilding practitioners (practitioners) in Georgia and Armenia.

The Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) will train young researchers to assess the changing geopolitical and security environment in the South Caucasus, including the role of regional actors, such as Turkey, Russia, and Iran.

The Social Justice Center advocates for the improvement of human rights, humanitarian and social conditions of people living in Abkhazia, South Ossetia and close to the ABLs.

Against the backdrop of shrinking spaces of free journalism, the project supports Netgazeti, a prominent media outlet that consistently covers political and societal developments in the South Caucasus, while maintaining high journalistic standards.

The project aims to inform Georgian speaking audience about ongoing developments in the South Caucasus region through publishing news, analytical articles, interviews, multimedia stories and opinions.

The documentary film is about complexity of nationalism and identity in a time of increased global displacement told through a personal story of author’s divided family.

(Ongoing Project) The Heinrich Boell Foundation Tbilisi Office – South Caucasus Region supports Social Justice Center within the framework of the project - Supporting positive transformation of peace politics through research and advocacy.

(Ongoing project) Heinrich Boell Foundation Tbilisi Office – South Caucasus Region cooperates with Indigo Fund since May 2020 within the framework of the project - Rebuilding Memory for Future.