© Humanity in Action
The project sought to uncover forgotten historical places, explored memories that have not yet been told about the National Socialist regime’s injustices and atrocities and its impact on today. It focused on Antisemitism, racism, discrimination of and hatred towards the LGBTIQ community in Europe in order to advance an inclusive and diverse culture of remembrance.
The project included study trips in Europe, a European Fellowship in Berlin and Amsterdam, a Networking Conference in Berlin and History Teacher Trainings in Poland. It focused on young Europeans who are civically active and engaged in shaping our societies and are eager to explore the past to learn for the future. The main project locations were Amsterdam, Berlin, Krakow and Auschwitz. The formats ranged from a video and audio campaign to European dialogue to developing teaching material for history classes in Germany and Poland.
Humanity in Action is a transatlantic non-profit organization that supports democracy, pluralism and human rights through unique educational programs for students, recent graduates, young professionals and emerging leaders. The organisation asks the hard questions, engages young people in finding the answers, and takes action. This project was led by Humanity in Action in Germany in cooperation with its sister organizations in the Netherlands and Poland.
Project partners:
Humanity in Action The Netherlands
Humanity in Action Polska
Funding country: Germany
Duration: 01.12.2021 until 31.12.2022
