FAQs

The Institute is dedicated to advancing truth, accountability, and transformative justice through research, education, dialogue, and engagement with affected communities and practitioners.

No. The Institute operates as an independent, non-profit organization and does not have a membership structure. Engagement takes place through research collaboration, educational programs, and public initiatives.

Information about events, publications, and activities is shared through our website and official communication channels. You may also subscribe to our mailing list for updates.

Yes. We welcome collaboration with researchers, practitioners, civil society organizations, and institutions working in related fields. Please contact us to discuss potential cooperation.

Our work is intended for researchers, practitioners, policymakers, students, civil society actors, and members of the public interested in issues of justice, accountability, and reconciliation.

The Institute undertakes research projects, educational programs, policy dialogue, public events, and advisory initiatives related to transitional and transformative justice.

Some events are open to the public, while others are invitation-based or designed for specific audiences. Event details will specify access and participation requirements.

We welcome proposals that align with the Institute’s mission. Please contact us with a brief description of your idea, and we will review it accordingly.

Some programs or events may involve participation fees, while others are offered free of charge. Any applicable fees are clearly communicated in advance.

You can contact us via the contact form on our website or by email. We aim to respond to inquiries as promptly as possible.