The school's programme focuses on the analysis of key issues in international relations, history, law and politics. Participants take part in interdisciplinary lectures, workshops and discussions that help them better understand the mechanisms of international cooperation, the recognition of disinformation and the resolution of neighbouring historical disputes. The programme also covers issues related to the responsibility of nations for the actions of governments and the ethical and legal aspects of international politics.
Interactive learning
During the school, participants have the opportunity to learn practical skills such as statistical data analysis and logical argumentation techniques. Learning how to think critically and how to convince policy makers on the basis of factual arguments is also an important element. The school places a strong emphasis on open discussion and exchange of views between participants from different countries, which fosters mutual understanding.
Language and international environment
One of the unique elements of the Autumn School ‘Neighbourhood Trialogue’ is the possibility to communicate in three languages: Polish, Ukrainian and Belarusian. This allows participants to communicate in their native languages, which encourages the free exchange of ideas and experiences. This is a unique opportunity to develop skills in an international environment and build lasting relationships between participants from neighbouring countries.
The Autumn School ‘Neighbourhood Trialogue’ is an excellent opportunity to learn, cooperate and build bridges between nations that share a difficult history but have a common future.