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Strengthening the remembrance of LGBTIQ+ victims and other victims

Obywatele, równość, prawa i wartości · Temat konkursu

CERV-2026-CITIZENS-REM-GENCRIME-2

Podsumowanie

Według reguły Scindu to nie jest nabór na B+R dla polskiej firmy.

Funds remembrance of LGBTIQ+ and other specified victims of twentieth-century crimes through nonprofit-led consortia; companies may participate only as partners.

Kto może złożyć wniosek
Firma tylko jako partner: SME, large company, startup, NGO, public body, other.
Kwota
50 tys. € – 500 tys. € na projektBudżet całkowity 28 000 000 €
Termin
24.02.2027 01:00 CETza 123 dni
Status
Otwartyotwarty 21 paź 2026
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Ocena maszynowa na podstawie tekstu naboru; warunki sprawdź u źródła.

Opis

Objective:

3. Strengthening the remembrance of the Holocaust, acts of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity to strengthen democracy in the EU.

Projects under this topic should focus on the non-Jewish victims of the Holocaust as well as other genocides, war crimes and crimes against humanity of the 20th century’s Europe.

Projects under this topic should NOT address the Holocaust against Jewish people which are covered by Topic 2.

CERV-2026-CITIZENS-REM-GENCRIME-2 - Priority 2: Strengthening the remembrance of LGBTIQ+ victims and other victims

Projects under this priority should not address projects focusing on the remembrance of Roma victims (Projects focussing on the remembrance of Roma victims should apply under Priority 1).

Europe’s 20th century was marked by horrific crimes, genocides, war crimes and crimes against humanity as well as the crimes committed under authoritarian and totalitarian regimes, including those of communist and fascist dictatorships. The remembrance of these gravest crimes committed on European soil plays a critical role in upholding these values.

Despite growing efforts to preserve the memory of the victims of these crimes, the experiences of many groups remain overlooked, marginalised or insufficiently recognised in public memory. This includes, among others, LGBTIQ+ people and other communities targeted on the basis of their identity, beliefs or perceived social status.

Throughout history, LGBTIQ+ people have faced systemic persecution under a wide range of political and social regimes, often shaped by prevailing religious, cultural, and legal norms. Under the Nazi regime, it is estimated that 50000 gay and bisexual men were subject to ‘severe jail sentences in brutal conditions’, with around 10-15000 being sent to concentration camps. Lesbian women, transgender people, and others whose identities did not conform to Nazi ideals of gender and sexuality also faced surveillance, discrimination, violence, and social exclusion, with their experiences largely unrecognized for decades.

As a result, the history of LGBTIQ+ persons in Europe is marked by both struggle and resilience. The preservation and recognition of LGBTIQ+ history and memory are essential to building an inclusive European identity rooted in dignity, diversity, and human rights. Remembering and recognising these atrocities is essential to restore justice as underlined in the LGBTIQ+ equality strategy 2026-2030.

Greater awareness of all these histories contributes to a more comprehensive understanding of the causes, mechanisms and consequences of mass atrocities and contributes not only to preventing their recurrence but also to reinforcing democratic resilience, fostering civic engagement, and building a common European culture of remembrance.

Projects under this topic could focus on:

• Addressing how genocides, war crimes and crimes against humanity were organised, which actors were involved and how they were committed, the roles of collaborators, perpetrators and bystanders.

• Finding new ways of remembering, educating and teaching about these crimes to protect society against resurging threats of hatred. They can include artistic work on memory projects, as well as stimulating memory activism. These new methods should be inclusive, where applicable participatory and create an enabling learning environment.

• Fostering awareness raising, mutual learning or training activities that accurately reflect the persecution of LGBTIQ+ people, and other minorities throughout history.

• Countering historical falsification and memory competition related to the persecution of LGBTIQ+ people, genocides, war crimes and crimes against humanity, especially among Europeans that shared a common history but have divergent views on their common past.

• Fostering awareness raising, mutual learning or training activities that accurately reflect the persecution of LGBTIQ+ people, and other minorities under the Nazi regime while countering denial, distortion, trivialization, and especially false comparisons.

• Addressing divergent and opposite national historical narratives, on regional basis, of these darkest hours of Europe history and other negative common shared historical events.

• Digitalising historical material and testimonies of witnesses for education and training purposes.

For further information about the call and its conditions, please see the Call document.

Kto może złożyć wniosek – szczegóły
Typy wnioskodawców
SME, Large company, Startup, NGO, Public body, Other
Cel
Kultura i media
Znaczenie dla B+R
0 z 3
Polska kwalifikuje się
Tak
Ograniczenie krajów
EU Member States, OCTs and eligible CERV associated countries; pending agreements must enter into force before grant signature.
Region
Dowolny
Konsorcjum
Wymagane
Poziom gotowości (TRL)
—
Na projekt
50 tys. € – 500 tys. €
Tematy
  • LGBTIQ+ victim remembrance
  • Genocide remembrance
  • Crimes against humanity
  • Democratic education

Ocena maszynowa na podstawie tekstu naboru; warunki sprawdź u źródła. 23 paź 2026

Warunki13

Fakty wyodrębnione z dokumentów źródłowych w przeglądzie danych Scindu. Każda wartość ma własne warunki. Brak danych oznacza, że źródło nie podaje wartości, a nie zero ani brak limitu.

Ograniczenie wnioskodawcy
Lead applicant must be a non-profit legal entity (public or private) or international organisation; co-applicants may include for-profit legal entities only together with an eligible public entity, non-profit or international organisation. Natural persons are ineligible except sole traders.
Ograniczenie wniosku
Call timetable: opened 21 October 2026 and closes 24 February 2027 at 17:00 CET (Brussels); SEDIA captured record agrees on dates and open status.
Nabór zamknięty
Nie
Konsorcjum wymagane
Tak
Zasięg geograficzny
Applicant establishment and activity-country eligibility follow the call rules for EU Member States, OCTs and CERV associated/negotiating countries where the applicable agreement enters into force before grant signature; international organisations are treated under separate rules.
Zakres projektu
Activities must involve direct participation of the target groups to be eligible; listed activities include training, exhibitions, public debates, non-formal education, awareness raising, research, collection and digitisation of testimonies, publications and online tools.
Zakres projektu
LGBTIQ+ victims and other victims Projects under this priority should not address projects focusing on the remembrance of Roma victims (Projects focussing on the remembrance of Roma victims should apply under Priority 1). Europe’s 20th century was marked by horrific cri
Zakres projektu niekwalifikowalny
Priority 2 does not cover projects focusing on the remembrance of Roma victims; those projects should apply under Priority 1.
Inny warunek
The reviewed call fiche sets a project lump-sum grant range and activity/event calculation parameters; it does not publish salary, stipend, named staffing role or per-person compensation rates.
Inny warunek
Financial support to third parties is not allowed under this call.
Wymóg partnerstwa
Proposals must be submitted by a consortium of at least two applicants (coordinator plus at least one co-applicant); topic-specific role and country conditions still apply.
Oczekiwany czas trwania projektu, maksimum
24 months

The call says projects normally last 12–24 months; extensions require justification and amendment. This is the upper end of an indicative range, not a hard maximum.

Oczekiwany czas trwania projektu, minimum
12 months

The call says projects normally last 12–24 months; extensions require justification and amendment. This is the lower end of an indicative range, not a mandatory minimum.

Kwoty i koszty5
Budżet orientacyjny
28 000 000 €

Budżet tematu z tabeli budżetowej portalu. Limity na projekt i ryczałty są w warunkach konkursu.

Alokacja naboru
28 000 000 €

Estimated total call budget; availability depends on adoption of the 2027 EU budget, and the call reserves the right not to award all funds or to redistribute them among priorities.

Koszt kwalifikowalny
Grant uses lump-sum financing, with the amount and funding parameters set in the grant agreement; it is not an actual-cost salary reimbursement schedule.
Dofinansowanie projektu, maksimum
500 000 €

Maximum grant awarded; separate from the topic-level allocation pool.

Dofinansowanie projektu, minimum
50 000 €

Minimum grant requested; the call states the grant awarded may be lower than the requested amount.

Alokacja tematu
2 500 000 €

Budget allocated to this topic/priority, not per-project. Call fiche says the estimated total budget depends on adoption of the 2027 EU budget; not all funds need be awarded and redistribution between priorities is reserved.

Dokumenty źródłowe1
Dane naboru
Otwarcie
21 paź 2026
Tryb terminów
Single-stage
Program
Obywatele, równość, prawa i wartości · 2021 - 2027
Konkurs
CERV-2026-CITIZENS-REM · European Remembrance - 2026
Rodzaje działań
CERV Lump Sum Grants
Słowa kluczowe
  • Authoritarian regimes
  • Civil society
  • Crimes against humanity
  • Democracy
  • Discrimination
  • Equality
  • Europe in a changing world
  • Extremism
  • Fake-news
  • Gender
  • Genocide
  • Healing of society
  • Holocaust
  • Holocaust denial and distortion
  • Human rights
  • Inter-cultural dialogue
  • LGBTQ+
  • Minorities
  • Multicultural European societies
  • Oppression
Źródło
ec.europa.eu
Sprawdzono
23 paź 2026
Aktualizacja portalu
21 paź 2026
Status przeglądu
Przegląd częściowy
Przejrzano
23 paź 2026

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