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Beyond happy to share that I was awarded the #ERCCoG by @ERC_Research to study the impact of social context on intergroup reconciliation. We will study the effectiveness of intergroup interventions across different social contexts in countries affected by war and conflict.
📢 Results of the 2023 ERC Consolidator Grant competition are out.
€627 million for 308 researchers.
Who has been offered funding?
What topics and questions will they investigate?
Where will they conduct their research?
🇪🇺@HorizonEU #ERCCoG news 👉 europa.eu/!qvtkcH
Sabina Cehajic Clancy retweeted
Having covered Mladic's monstrous crimes in real time, I had dared to hope Serbia would not do this. I had hoped that today's young Serbs' dreams of joining Europe, being in the democracy and human rights club, might add an element of common sense, morality and restraint. But must we now conclude this IS who Serbia wants to be? A nation aligned with, and honouring, a convicted war criminal, a mass murderer, guilty of the most heinous crime under the sun: genocide. How could the system, including the church, allow this?
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Sabina Cehajic Clancy retweeted
Superb writing by @E_Memisevic. justsecurity.org/146250/sreb…
Humbled and deeply honoured that our work has been highlighted in a recent Nature Editorial. It is a privilege to see our ideas and research recognised on such a global and influential platform.
nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
Want to study how social context shapes intergroup reconciliation? We are hiring a postdoc for the ERC HEAL project at Stockholm University. Two years, full-time research, international collaborations.
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Sabina Cehajic Clancy retweeted
Join us on Wednesday for #ISESS seminar. @ClancySabina will present her research on the role of context in intergroup #reconciliation. March 19, 13.15, Old Library of the @UniWarszawski, Main Campus, Room 308 (Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/28). cess.idub.uw.edu.pl/en/2025/…
Sabina Cehajic Clancy retweeted
We are looking for a postdoc to lead a new project on human social learning in contexts varying in threat and volatility. For more info and to apply ki.varbi.com/what:job/jobID:…
Check out our @JamshedNida @EmotionLabKI new work on the importance of moral elevation for improving intergroup relations in contexts of conflict. psycnet.apa.org/record/2025-…
Sabina Cehajic Clancy retweeted
Finally! 🥳 A special issue on reconciliation, co-edited by Jasper van Assche, Hermann Swart and myself, is finally out in #EJSP @easpinfo! It’s a great collection of articles from different contexts! Check it out! 👇
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Beyond excited to share our new paper @PICRLab on Intergroup Interventions out in @NatRevPsych where we show how to optimize interventions for improving intergroup relations
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We consider the importance of identifying meaningful intervention goals (WHAT), critical characteristics of intervention recipients (WHO), and key contextual features (WHERE) for optimization of intergroup interventions
nature.com/articles/s44159-0…
We also provide an integrated multilevel framework of intergroup interventions
nature.com/articles/s44159-0…
Sabina Cehajic Clancy retweeted
💡 Join our talk on "Interventions for Improving Intergroup Relations in Conflict" on June 10, 18:00-19:00 CET.
Explore the effectiveness and limitations of various intergroup interventions and learn about advancing future research and practice.
🔗ZOOM: uva-live.zoom.us/j/852257034…
This Resolution offers an opportunity to acknowledge and thus restore the moral standing of a group whose members have perpetrated the wrong and, at the same time, empower those against whom the genocide was committed.
From a social-psychological perspective, intergroup reconciliation requires systematic acknowledgment of wrongdoings on behalf of descendants and formal recognition of those who have been victimized.
Given the focus of my work, I was asked by many colleagues and friends whether the UN Resolution designating July 11 as the International Day of Commemoration of the 1995 Genocide in Srebrenica can indeed facilitate reconciliation in the region. My short answer is yes.
For anyone interested in my personal story behind my work, here is a link to my latest interview by @Stressforskning @Stockholm_Uni
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Discover the psychology behind group processes and intergroup relations. Check out our new course @Stockholm_Uni and sign up from anywhere in the world.
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Two weeks left to apply/PhD position/Fantastic conditions/#ERCoG Project on Intergroup Reconciliation
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Fantastic conditions. An amazing project. Two positions. Share widely.
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Sabina Cehajic Clancy retweeted
Very proud of that book. It’s a simple and comprehensive overview of the state of the art of studies on intergroup interventions. A fantastic book for anyone studying or implementing such interventions in the field. Thanks for all authors and especially @BoazHameiri @reblitt
📣 New book alert! 📣
Introducing Psychological Intergroup Interventions: Evidence-based Approaches to Improve Intergroup Relations (edited by @eranh75_eran, @BoazHameiri, @reblitt)
tinyurl.com/intergroupinterv…
Discount code for 20% off: AFL04
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