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Unitas Foundation
The Unitas Foundation is an Estonian-based apolitical and supranational foundation that focuses its activities on engaging youth, supporting research and raising public awareness in the field of history, the politics of memory and related social issues. The foundation was established in 2008, its headquarters is located in Tallinn. The current CEO of the foundation is Sandra Vokk. It is a founding member of the Platform of European Memory and Conscience, an educational project of the European Union bringing together government institutions and organisations mainly from the EU, active in research, documentation, awareness raising and education concerning the crimes of totalitarian regimes.
==Founders and mission==
The Unitas Foundation was established in 2008 by Mart Laar, Meelis Niinepuu and Damian von Stauffenberg. Its mission is to build reconciliation within and between societies divided by totalitarianism. The foundation condemns totalitarianism regardless of time and place and engages primarily in research, education and awareness raising activities. It values the protection and universality of human rights, and the rule of law.
The Unitas Foundation is dedicated to improving knowledge and understanding of the scope of severe human rights violations committed by totalitarian regimes over the last century. To address the issues of totalitarianism and its social significance, and raise awareness of its full extent, the foundation encourages research into communist regimes, and leads and supports activities that support this mission.
The foundation works with researchers and experts in history, political science, education, international law and other related fields. It values education, openness and innovation in fulfilling its mission.
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