Sense Transitional Justice Center is dedicated to advancing the principles of justice, accountability, and memory concerning the events surrounding the breakup of Yugoslavia. Operating from Pula, Croatia, the center focuses on producing informative materials and interactive narratives that explore the complexities of transitional justice. Among its significant contributions are documentaries, reports on war crimes trials, and an extensive archive that includes valuable resources like “The Hague Notebooks.”

The center's initiatives strive to educate the public and foster understanding of historical injustices through projects like “Ahmići: 48 Hours of Ashes and Blood” and “Srebrenica: Genocide in Eight Acts.” Additionally, the Sense Center engages history educators by organizing webinars to share best practices in teaching these delicate subjects. Through its dynamic programming and commitment to preserving collective memory, Sense Transitional Justice Center serves as an essential resource for scholars, educators, and the general public interested in the legacy of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY).