Announcement of Information Sessions on the Open CERV Call “European Remembrance”

The information sessions aim to familiarize civil society organizations, educational, cultural and research institutions, as well as other interested stakeholders, with the opportunities for financing projects under this call, its thematic priorities, participation requirements and the project application submission process. The call supports projects related to democratic transitions and the rule of law; preserving the memory of the Holocaust of the Jewish people; remembering Roma, LGBTIQ+ and other victims of mass atrocities; and researching the historical legacy of colonialism, slavery and migration. During the information sessions, participants will be presented with the objectives and priorities of the open call, eligible activities, application requirements, funding opportunities, and basic guidelines for preparing and submitting high-quality project proposals. All interested representatives of civil society organizations, local governments, public institutions, educational, cultural and research institutions, as well as other potential applicants, are invited to attend the information sessions. Applications to participate may be submitted by email to the following addresses: When applying, participants must provide their first and last name, the name of the organization or institution they represent, and the city in which they wish to attend the information session. Through the activities of the National Contact Point for the CERV Programme, the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights continues to provide information support to potential applicants, with the aim of increasing their awareness of and participation in European Union funding programmes.