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Simulating Human Rights in Peacebuilding (SHARINPEACE)

Today’s multifaceted crises are fundamentally challenging human rights and peace, which are key elements of Europe’s shared values and cornerstones of our democratic constitutions. SHARINPEACE addresses these issues and aims to qualify tomorrow's decision-makers in conceiving and practising human rights as an integral part of peacebuilding. Through SHARINPEACE, students and educators will learn how to incorporate human rights into conflict management training. The core objective is to implement an EU-wide, organised, two-part module. First, students will gain core competencies in the interrelated fields of human rights and peacebuilding. Then, in the second part, they will apply these competencies in a network-wide Crisis Intervention Simulation (CRIS).

This is an Erasmus+ co-operation project of Marburg University (coordination), Justus Liebig University Giessen, Singidunum University/Faculty of Media and Communication, Södertörn University, University of Lodz, University of Southern Denmark.

Funding period: 2022-2024
Funding institution: European Union (Erasmus+)
Partner: Södertörn University (S), Justus-Liebig-University (DE), Marburg University (DE), University of Southern Denmark (DK), Universität Łódź (PL), Singidunum University/Faculty of Media and Communication (SRB) 
Marburg Team: Dr. Stéphane Voell (coordinator), Prof. Dr. Thorsten Bonacker, Yana Alimova, Tabea Hanke, Thora Pindus, Kerstin Zimmer