EVZ Foundation

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.

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News from the Foundation

  • Second Edition

    Magazine of the Education Agenda NS-Injustice

    80 years after the end of the World War II, this is more important than ever: Without the generation of survivors and with increasing distance in time, we are losing knowledge about National Socialist history. The 2nd edition of the magazine shows how the funding program and its projects are addressing these challenges: in reports and interviews.

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  • Newsletter Education Agenda

    The newsletter is out now!

    We commemorate September 1, 1939: the invasion of Poland 85 years ago and the Second World War that began with it, as well as the Nazi “euthanasia” crimes. Read about our projects on this topic and get a first insight into the 2nd edition of our Education Agenda Magazine, which will be published on September 10!

    Read now and discover more topics
  • Review

    The Activity Report 2023 is online!

    In this year's report, we take a look at the images of the year for the first time, ask our partners about best practice projects and shed light on gaps in the culture of remembrance with the annual theme #WatchOutHstry.

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  • Call for applications

    YOUNG PEOPLE remember international

    The funding line [re]act finding memories focuses on bilateral and multilateral youth exchanges for young people between the ages of 14 and 35 as well as professional exchanges for facilitators and education professionals.

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Fields of Activities and its Clusters

#EVZsupported: News from our projects

#EVZsupported: News from our projects

  • Three questions for... Kampnagel

    In this interview, the team of the project “Forced Labor and Resistance” talks about the project work at Kampnagel over the past two years: Together they are contributing to a Nazi reappraisal of today's cultural venue, which was a place of forced labor during the Nazi era.

  • Three Questions for... Dr. Elizabeta Jonuz

    In this interview, Dr Elizabeta Jonuz, Professor of Social Work with a focus on migration and international affairs at Hanover University of Applied Sciences and Arts, talks about the work of the Independent Commission on Antiziganism and where further action is needed to combat discrimination.

  • Three Questions for... Nicolas Moll

    In this Interview, Nicolas Moll, project manager of "Who is Walter?" in cooperation with crossborder factory, about the strengthening of trans-European remembrance of the resistance against the National Socialist regime with the focus on (post-)Yugoslav region.

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Education Agenda on NS Injustice