
August 2 @ 11:00 am – 4:00 pm

| Title |
| Student Youth Forum 2026 |
| Date |
| Sunday, August 2nd 2026 (11 AM – 4 PM) |
| Mode |
| TBD |
Student Youth Forum 2026
Northern Justice Watch is pleased to present the Student Youth Forum 2026, a youth-led event dedicated to exploring the long-term social impacts of crimes against humanity in Türkiye over the last quarter century. This forum provides a unique opportunity for students and young professionals to engage in meaningful dialogue, exchange diverse perspectives, and examine how historical injustices continue to influence communities today.
The forum is designed to encourage thoughtful discussion on the ways crimes against humanity reshape societies, affect collective memory, and challenge reconciliation efforts. Participants will explore why societies often struggle to respond collectively to injustice, why similar patterns of violence can reoccur, and what role education, awareness, and civic engagement can play in preventing future atrocities.
Unlike a traditional conference, the Student Youth Forum places young people at the center of the conversation. Attendees are encouraged not only to listen, but also to contribute their own ideas, experiences, and perspectives in an open and respectful environment. By bringing together students from diverse academic, cultural, and professional backgrounds, the event aims to foster constructive dialogue and strengthen connections among future leaders committed to human rights and social justice.
Throughout the forum, participants will discuss topics including:
The Student Youth Forum will be conducted in English and Turkish, making the discussions accessible to a broader audience while encouraging cross-cultural exchange and collaboration.
Whether you are passionate about human rights, history, international affairs, law, political science, or simply interested in learning from others, this forum offers an opportunity to broaden your understanding, contribute to meaningful conversations, and connect with fellow youth who share a commitment to justice and human dignity.
We invite all interested students and young people to join us on August 2, 2026, to share their perspectives, engage in thoughtful discussion, and help build a future rooted in justice, accountability, and respect for human rights.
Together, we can learn from the past, amplify youth voices, and contribute to a more informed and compassionate future.