POINT Conference

📢 Apply for a Travel & Accommodation Fellowship for POINT 14!

Registration is now open for the POINT 14 Conference, the leading regional event dedicated to political accountability, technology, media and civic activism.

From June 10-13, 2026, Sarajevo will once again bring together civil society leaders, journalists, technologists, policymakers and researchers from the Western Balkans, Europe and beyond.

🎉 This year’s conference is especially significant as we celebrate 25 years of CA “Why not”.

✈️ A limited number of travel and accommodation fellowships is available.

📅 Application deadline: April 30, 2026

🔗 Read more and apply here 👇
https://point.zastone.ba/apply-for-a-travel-and-accommodation-fellowship-at-the-point-14-conference/

Apply for a Travel and Accommodation Fellowship at the POINT 14 Conference! - Point conference Registration is now open for the POINT 14 Conference, the leading regional event dedicated to political accountability, technology, media, and civic activism. This year, the conference will be held on June 10th – 13th, at Sarajevo’s Youth Centre (Dom mladih). POINT (Political Accountability and ...

As the war in Ukraine continues, an initiative is working to ensure that the stories of survivors and witnesses are not lost in time or propaganda. The Reckoning Project is not only documenting Russian war crimes in real time but also transforming personal testimonies into legally admissible evidence, challenging disinformation, and pushing for justice on a global scale.

Documenting Russian War Crimes in Ukraine: An Introduction to The Reckoning Project - Point conference As the war in Ukraine continues, an initiative is working to ensure that the stories of survivors and witnesses are not lost in time—or propaganda. The Reckoning Project is not only documenting Russian war crimes in real time, but also transforming personal testimonies into legally admissible evid...

Panel "Documenting Russian War Crimes in Ukraine: An Introduction to The Reckoning Project" opened a conversation about the importance of preserving evidence and truth in the face of ongoing war and disinformation.

Journalists Iryna Kyporenko and Mykhaylo Shtekel, members of The Reckoning Project, discussed how personal testimonies from the front lines are transformed into legally admissible evidence. The panel, moderated by Elliot Short (Open Information Partnership), explored how this initiative documents war crimes and counters false narratives.