CDHR activities
development, strengthening of democratic relations in the region
Development of democratic relations in the region
The Center for History, Democracy and Reconciliation has been operating since 2007. has been the organizer of numerous actions that encourage the development and strengthening of democratic relations in the region.
CHDR contributes to the development of democracy and the strengthening of democratic relations in the region through the organization of meetings, round tables, summer schools and film production.
Members of the Center for History, Democracy and Reconciliation participate in actions and projects dealing with the following topics:
Protection and sustainable development of minority rights
Issues related to refugees and migrants
The Holocaust
Anti-Semitism
The culture of memory
Interpretation of contemporary history - a path to understanding the present
All these activities are carried out in order to fulfill the main goal of CHDR, which is
Policy of regional stability and reconciliation.
The main objective of the Center for History, Democracy and Reconciliation (CHDR) is to provide assistance and support in improving relations and to foster cooperation in the region by promoting democratic values, tolerance and peace.
Regional cooperation is a key way to keep the region stable and prosperous in the long term.
Latest CHDR activities
International seminar on the Holocaust
Director of the Center for History, Democracy and Reconciliation, Darko Gavrilović, attended the international seminar on the Holocaust, from 2 until 9 December 2012 in Yad Vashem in Jerusalem (Israel) and on that occasion presented a project on the reconciliation program in the region of the former Yugoslavia.
Croatian-Serbian relations: Solving open issues – Golubić 2012
The fifth, jubilee international scientific conference on Serbian-Croatian relations was held from 31 July to 3 August 2012 in Golubić (Obrovacki), Republic of Croatia.
Serbian-Croatian relations: Twenty years after the war in Croatia – Golubić 2011
In Golubić (Croatia) from 23. until the 25th August 2011 in the organization of the Center for History, Democracy and Reconciliation (CHDR), the now traditional 4th academic conference “Serbian-Croatian relations: Twenty years after the war in Croatia” was held
Croatian-Serbian relations in the 20th century. century: Political and cultural cooperation – Golubić 2010
The scientific meeting was held from 22. until the 25th August 2010 in the renovated village school in Golubić and Zadar. This scientific meeting was jointly organized by the Center for History, Democracy and Reconciliation – Novi Sad, the Association for History, Cooperation and Reconciliation (AHCR) – Obrovac, the Balkan Trust for Democracy, Belgrade and the City of Obrovac, with the help of a large number of donors.
Who’s who in the Balkans today: myth-making and identity mutations
CHDR members participated in the 11. The Mediterranean research meeting that was held near Florence (Italy) from 24 until the 27th March 2010 years.
The myth factory: Political myths in the former Yugoslavia and its successor states
Members of the “Factory of Myths: Political Myths in the Area of the Former Yugoslavia and Successor States” team, which is part of the “Meeting the Past – Searching for the Future” project, met in The Hague from 22 until the 26th February 2010 in order to work on writing a joint narrative related to the mentioned topic.
Nations, states and diaspora in the territory of the former Yugoslavia
29. and October 30, 2009. In Novi Sad, the Center for History, Democracy and Reconciliation organized an international scientific meeting that brought together scientists from Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Netherlands.
Dealing with the past – the way to the future; History of Yugoslavia
Organized by the Center for History, Democracy and Reconciliation from Novi Sad 17. and September 18, 2009. In 2008, the second international scientific meeting was held in Belgrade, which dealt with the topic of dealing with the past.
History of Yugoslavia in the 20th century century – Facing the past
Organized by the Center for History, Democracy and Reconciliation from Novi Sad 14. and September 15, 2009. in Opatija (Croatia), the first in a series of international scientific meetings was held, which focused on the topic of dealing with the past.