creative and emotional educational approaches to the history of National Socialism and perspectives of the persecuted and their descendants
strengthening empathetic, pro-social attitudes and promoting commitment against antisemitism, antigypsyism/anti-Roma discrimination, racism and hostility towards LGBTIQ and disabled people
Methods/formats
didactically supported, immersive art and culture-related educational activities in the network
(digital) art projects
exhibitions
Objectives
opening up creative, emotional and empathy-enhancing educational approaches to the history of National Socialism
anchoring various groups of victims and persecuted persons in the public consciousness
raising awareness of continuities of National Socialism in the form of today’s prejudices, discrimination and hatred
Target groups
Young people and adults without family biographical references to National Socialist history and with little access to political-historical and cultural education
Region
Germany
Our partners
Federal Ministry of Finance as grantor for the project “Educational Agenda on NS Injustice”
theaters, museums and other visual and performing arts institutions
memorial sites and other players in (non-) formal education and organized urban and civil society
