In memory of the victims of National Socialist injustice. Let us take responsibility. Together for the past, present and future. For equal dignity and rights of all people.
In the April issue of the EVZ Newsletter, we report on the first "World Roma Congress" on 8 April 1971 and talk to Dr Andra Draghiciu about antigypsyist incidents. We also present the new YOUNG PEOPLE remember on site & committed funding program.
A display case on Jewish life in Berlin-Moabit was destroyed in an arson attack in November. The exhibition on display there focused in particular on the "Moabit Hospital" and its Jewish employees. Thomas Schöndorfer from the association "Sie waren Nachbarn" talks about the association's work and its fight against anti-Semitism.
Structural approaches: Transmitting of knowledge, intervention skills, example projects and networking against antisemitism, anti-Roma discrimination, and racism.
How can we make sense of the present and stand up for peace, dialog and democracy across borders? In 2023, the Franco-German Youth Office (FGYO) and the EVZ Foundation launched the joint pilot project "War(s) in Europe. Shared experience, collective memory?" Find the method box now!
ILGA-Europe is implementing the funding program "Strengthening LGBTIQ rights in Europe" on behalf of the EVZ Foundation. ILGA-Europe is currently calling on the candidates for the European Parliament with the campaign "#ComeOut4EU" to declare their unambiguous support for democracy, equal and LGBTIQ rights. Don't forget: The election is on June 9! …
Have you ever been to Weimar? Soon there will be another reason for a trip! On May 8, 2024, the Museum of Forced Labor Under National Socialism, sponsored by the Buchenwald and Mittelbau-Dora Memorials Foundation, will open in the former Gauforum in Weimar.
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