In memory of the victims of National Socialist injustice. Let us all take responsibility for the past, present and future. For equal dignity and rights of all people.
Featuring the Ma Bistrass! touring exhibition in Krakow, the German-Ukrainian study trip, and an interview with Maja Jones, a representative of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. Also: Solidarity with the queer community and a new funding program to strengthen German-Israeli cooperation.
German-Israeli relations are experiencing a significant societal shift. Through the program Shared Civic Futures, the EVZ Foundation supports German-Israeli partnerships that address societal narratives, democratic resilience, antisemitism and polarization.
Just under a year after the EVZ foundation was established, the first payments were made to former forced laborers. In the third episode, “At the Very Last Minute,” of the podcast “Wert & Würde” Darina Sedláčková from the German-Czech Future Fund discusses the initial campaigns surrounding the payment processes.
Three questions for... Maja Jones, Representative of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf and co-founder of the Ilan Fiorentino Cup
Maja Jones is co-founder of the Ilan Fiorentino Cup, which aims to encourage dialogue, interaction, and social cohesion. On the soccer field, what counts isn’t background, religion, or political views, but team spirit, fairness, and a shared goal. For the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf, the Cup is therefore far more than just a sporting event: it…
Three questions for... Serhii Korovayny, photographer in Ukraine
In this interview, Serhii Korovayny talks about his work as a photographer documenting “third places” in Ukraine as part of the “Ye Mistechko” program. Which encounters and personal stories have stayed with him most? And how does the Russian war against Ukraine affecting the local people?
Maja Jones is co-founder of the Ilan Fiorentino Cup, which aims to encourage dialogue, interaction, and social cohesion. On the soccer field, what counts isn’t background, religion, or political views, but team spirit, fairness, and a shared goal. For the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf, the Cup is therefore far more than just a sporting event: it is a visible sign that Jewish life is a natural part of our society and actively participates in social life.
How was the EVZ Foundation established? Who was involved in the foundation initiative ? What does the EVZ Foundation do today for survivors of Nazi injustices? And what is the Future Fund?
This website uses cookies. Those have two functions: On the one hand they are providing basic functionality for this website. On the other hand they allow us to improve our content for you by saving and analyzing anonymized user data. You can redraw your consent to using these cookies at any time. Find more information regarding cookies on our Data Protection Declaration and regarding us on the Imprint.
