The first part of the theater project "MIRROR // MIRROR" premiered in May: an interactive format between theater and a simulation game by the artist collective VERAVOEGELIN, that explores together with its audience why social networks all too often foster disinformation, conspiracy ideology and extremism.
At the workshop of the European Academy Berlin, a group of participants from Poland, France and Germany learned how to build virtual spaces with 360-degree cameras, laptops and curiosity.As part of the Onboarding Memories project, they are to be encouraged to search for historical traces on their own doorstep.
As part of the Uprooted project, the Kreisau-Initiative provides free workshops, media training and historical eyewitness interviews for young people on the topic of stolen children during World War II. It also addresses current violations of children's rights. Interested schools, youth clubs and organizations from Berlin and Brandenburg can still…
The co-production with Teatro La Re-sentida from Santiago de Chile will celebrate its premiere at Schaubühne Berlin on April 1. Based on the "estallido social," the social uprising in October 2019, the director Marco Layera and the actors present a choreographic reflection on the nature of violence.
In our Format „Three Questions for...” we present the projects of the Education Agenda NS-Injustice in short interviews. This time, Martin Valdés-Stauber, Dramaturge at the Münchner Kammerspiele, talks about the project "Remembrance as work on the present".
The Sinti:ze and Rom:nja Podcast "RYMECAST", supported by the Foundation EVZ, has been nominated for the CIVIS Podcast Prize.
After an encounter with the Jesuran family in Nuremberg, supported by the foundation, a comic book was created to tell the story of the Jewish family's escape. This artistic-literary work will soon be available in 14 languages! Young people and adults volunteer to translate it into their own languages.
Church historian Hubert Wolf and his team reconstruct Jewish fates from documents in Vatican archives.
The project #LastSeen focuses on the images of the deportations from the German Reich between 1938 and 1945. The photographs show the final moment of exclusion from society - in public. They are particularly suitable for conveying and understanding the mechanisms of action of National Socialism.
