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The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis: European Experience and Ukrainian Perspectives Date: 23 January 2026 Location: University of Strasbourg (MISHA, Salle de la Vitrine) / Hybrid format Organisers: ITI MAKErS (Interdisciplinary Thematic Institute, University of Strasbourg), in cooperation with • Laboratoire SAGE (UMR 7363, University of Strasbourg) • Faculty of Law, Palacký University Olomouc (Czech Republic) • Association ‘Étude Académique des Droits de l’Homme et du Constitutionnalisme’ (France)

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Housing Rights in Times of Crisis: From Strasbourg to Ukraine

How do we transform the right to housing from a legal concept into a reality for millions displaced by war?Recently we co-organised a high-level workshop at the University of Strasbourg (ITI MAKErS), marking the end of Dr. Natalia Mishyna’s visiting fellowship. The discussion was a powerful reminder that housing is not just about a roof — it’s the foundation for dignity and social integration.Key points:-the French model: exploring how the logement social system can offer structural solutions for Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction.-the protection gap: addressing the urgent housing needs of Ukrainians under temporary protection in the EU.-legislative reform: moving toward a municipal-led housing policy aligned with the European Social Charter.Special thanks to the speakers from SAGE Laboratory, Palacký University Olomouc, and the Council of Europe for their invaluable expertise.The post-event brief will come soon.

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Workshop ‘The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis – today at 14.00 (Paris time)

Today at 14.00 (Paris time) will be our first event in cooperation with our colleagues - International Workshop ‘The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis: European Experience and Ukrainian Perspectives’.Host:    ITI MAKErS (Interdisciplinary Thematic Institute, University of Strasbourg).Organizers:·      Laboratoire SAGE (UMR 7363, University of Strasbourg) ;·      Faculty of Law, Palacký University Olomouc (Czech Republic);·      Association ‘Étude Académique des Droits de L’Homme et du Constitutionnalisme’ (France).Format: Hybrid (Strasbourg, University of Strasbourg, building MISHA, Salle de la Vitrine / Online)All of the scientists and practitioners mentioned in the programme have already confirmed their presence - we hope our esteemed colleagues from Ukraine will have technical ability to join us.The link is as follows https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89723163512?pwd=C7gJzBEt6gWstgE4xlENgPOMGgoiDC.1Hope to see you soon! We will come back with the report and photos of the event.

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International workshop ‘The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis: European Experience and Ukrainian Perspectives’ – 23 / 01 / 2026

Happy 2026 to our readers!Our first event in 2026 is the international workshop 'The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis: European Experience and Ukrainian Perspectives'.Our esteemed guests will cover the Council of Europe standards in this area (many thanks to Alla Fedorove), as well as the practice of the Council of Europe in this field, including the facts and findings of the Register of Damage for Ukraine. Our Association will be represented by Natalia Mishyna, who will speak on how the relevant French experience could be applied to the major problems that Ukraine faces.Hybrid format. More details and link to Zoom could be found on the pdf file below. workshop_23_01_2026Download

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Project Update – Resilient Communities: Legal Reform for Civil Self-Organization Under Martial Law

At the end of November, Dr. Natalia Mishyna was actively involved in the discussion of the Draft Law of Ukraine concerning bodies of self-organization of the population in wartime conditions. The discussion was hosted by the Parliament of Ukraine - Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine - and united the mass media and the members of the working group of this Draft Law. As a member of the working group, she played an important role in presenting and defending the legal solutions developed within the Resilient Communities project. Her interventions were grounded in both academic research and prior legislative work, including her authorship of the original draft law developed before the full-scale invasion. We view Dr. Mishyna’s participation in this Parliamentary event as a significant milestone for the project. We are looking forward the adoption of this Draft Law - so it would become a Law of Ukraine and its provisions will…

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French Constitutional Experience for Ukraine – we proceed with our collective monoghraphy, 2026

For our collective monography project - we thank all of the participants. We are doing peer-reviewing of your chapters now and we will come back with the results as noted in the infolist (end of November).One of our foundersm Natalia Mishynam has submitted the informational material on how the branch of constitutional law of Ukraine is traditionally presented to students now - and how the relevant French experience can be used.Once more - so many thanks to the participants, we value each contribution a lot!

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Collective monograph “Public Law, Human Rights, and Decentralization in France and Ukraine: From History to European Integration” (2026)

At EADHC we believe that this collective monograph will become more than just a publication - but it will be a contribution to build a bridge between two nations, facilitating a crucial exchange of ideas and lessons learned. We are confident that this e-book will be a success and, in the future, we hope to establish it as an annual edition, furthering our commitment to ongoing academic collaboration between Ukraine and France. colmono_OLA_ÉADHC_RNU_law_engDownload

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Introducing new EADHC Project within the topic ‘French Constitutional Experience for Ukraine’

We announce the launch of our fourth major project, a collective monograph titled "Public Law, Human Rights, and Decentralization in France and Ukraine: From History to European Integration."This initiative represents a pivotal step in our mission at EADHC. It is built on a shared belief in the power of comparative legal research to inform and inspire. This project is important for us for two key reasons:Bridging Legal TraditionsFirst, we aim to popularize the valuable French experience in public law and decentralization within Ukraine. The French legal tradition, with its robust framework for local governance and human rights, offers a wealth of knowledge that can be a model for Ukraine's own reform efforts. By showcasing this expertise in a comprehensive e-book, we can provide Ukrainian scholars and policymakers with accessible, relevant, and practical insights.A Timely ExchangeSecond, this project fosters a crucial dialogue by highlighting the unique Ukrainian experience for a French-speaking…

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Ukrainian Women’s Perspectives on Reconstruction

Ukrainian Women’s Perspectives on Reconstruction - Lessons from European Practices. A Qualitative Study of Grassroots Insights from Across Europe. Our team has just finished something truly meaningful - the first collective project of our association. It’s called “Women Rebuilding Ukraine with European Inspiration” (#WomenRebuildingUA). This project brings together stories and ideas from Ukrainian women now living across Europe — women who have seen, lived, and learned how strong local communities work. Their insights are simple but powerful: real reconstruction starts at the community level, with trust, inclusion, and small, concrete actions. I am very proud of our team and especially grateful to everyone who shared their experience.You can read more about the project and our findings here below. Let’s keep showing that Ukraine’s future is being built not only by institutions — but also by people who care, observe, and act. 💙💛 EADHC_UawomenDownload

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