The MICC team is seeking a skilled and experienced trainer and coordinator to lead and support the MICC Experts Training, taking place from June 13th to June 19th, 2025. The selected individual will be responsible for content facilitation, group engagement, and coordination during the event, with a special focus on shaping a meaningful and interactive experience for participants.

The MICC Experts Training (June 13–19, 2025) brings together experienced professionals and advanced students in the fields of law, international relations, political science, and journalism who are interested in deepening their understanding of international criminal justice and gaining practical skills in simulated legal proceedings. This gathering and networking opportunity strengthens their role as active members of civil society and provides opportunities to broaden their network to decision-makers from legal fields, politics, civil society, and academia. The focus is on reflecting and discussion international criminal law, combining it with climate- and human rights-related topics, including ecocide, as well as strengthening the MICC’s connection to the Global South.

You can find more information about the Open Call here.

The MICC team is seeking skilled and experienced trainers to lead workshops in the framework of the MICC event hub 2025: Model International Criminal Court - Human Rights Education Still Matters! All acitivies will take place from June 10th to June 18th, 2025. We are looking for external speakers for workshops that provide insights into the fields such as human rights, international law, and climate justice.

The MICC Experts Training (June 13–19, 2025) brings together experienced professionals and advanced students in the fields of law, international relations, political science, and journalism who are interested in deepening their understanding of international criminal justice and gaining practical skills in simulated legal proceedings. This gathering and networking opportunity strengthens their role as active members of civil society and provides opportunities to broaden their network to decision-makers from legal fields, politics, civil society, and academia. The focus is on reflecting and discussion international criminal law, combining it with climate- and human rights-related topics, including ecocide, as well as strengthening the MICC’s connection to the Global South. with focus on human rights, international law and climate justice The MICC Alumni Meeting (June 9–15, 2025) brings together young people who have participated in formats such as MICC School or MICC University over the past ten years. This gathering and networking opportunity strengthens their role as active members of civil society and provides access to a broad network as well as to decision-makers from politics, civil society, and academia. The focus is on climate- and human rights-related topics such as the protection of the right to protest, dealing with environment-related human rights violations, and strengthening resilience to confront discriminatory discourse and forms of hate speech with civic awareness, legal knowledge, and confident, reflective.

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The MICC Alumni Meeting (June 9–15, 2025) brings together young people who have participated in formats such as MICC School or MICC University over the past ten years. This gathering and networking opportunity strengthens their role as active members of civil society and provides access to a broad network as well as to decision-makers from politics, civil society, and academia. The focus is on climate- and human rights-related topics such as the protection of the right to protest, dealing with environment-related human rights violations, and strengthening resilience to confront discriminatory discourse and forms of hate speech with civic awareness, legal knowledge, and confident, reflective action.

The MICC Experts Training (June 13–19, 2025) brings together experienced professionals and advanced students in the fields of law, international relations, political science, and journalism who are interested in deepening their understanding of international criminal justice and gaining practical skills in simulated legal proceedings. This gathering and networking opportunity strengthens their role as active members of civil society and provides opportunities to broaden their network to decision-makers from legal fields, politics, civil society, and academia. The focus is on reflecting and discussion international criminal law, combining it with climate- and human rights-related topics, including ecocide, as well as strengthening the MICC’s connection to the Global South.

You can find more information about the Open Call here.