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.
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.
In our new issue of the Education Agenda Newsletter, we commemorate November 9, 1938. Find out more about two of our projects that have won the Grimme Online Award, take a look at a variety of exciting events in November and order the new magazine of the Education Agenda!
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.
Structural approaches: Transmitting of knowledge, intervention skills, example projects and networking against antisemitism, anti-Roma discrimination, and racism.
In this interview, Leonid Klimov, science editor at dekoder, talks about the current challenges and needs and the work on the storytelling documentary “The war and its victims”.
Hosted by Jill Strüber, a German Sinti, and Taisiya Schumacher, a Roma from Russia, the podcast "Chaya's Talk" blends empowerment and education with humor, balancing heavy, painful topics with optimism. They discuss the perspectives and realities of Sinti and Roma in Germany and across Europe.
We reacted quickly to the expansion of the Russian attack on Ukraine on February 24, 2022: for example, with a solidarity budget of 800,000 euros for the work of civil society in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia. One local partner is the Belarusian exile organization BYSOL.