The Education Agenda in action: From November 7 to 10, 25 disseminatorsmet in Krzyżowa to learn about the educational materials created in the "Uprooted" project. The Kreisau-Initiative's project is about children who were abducted to Germany by the National Socialist regime during World War II and forcibly "Germanized".
The kick-off conference for the MemoryLanes project was held in Poland at the end of November: 70 young people from Serbia, Germany and Poland learned about the city's Jewish heritage in the context of European culture(s) of remembrance. In interactive workshops, they planned their own remembrance projects in their home countries.
In order to experience a pop-up exhibition about the artist Paul Goesch, the memorial brought young people to the Stadtmuseum Brandenburg an der Havel (Brandenburg an der Havel City Museum) to engage with the painter who was a victim of the "euthanasia" killings: The students of the Brandenburg Medical School studied not just the work but also the…
In the interview, Angela Jannelli - curator at the Frankfurt Historical Museum - talks about the memory platform that was created as part of the project " Frankfurt und der Nationalsozialismus" (Frankfurt and National Socialism) and how civil society groups can be supported in their memory work.
In the production of the fourth part of the series "Fragile Verbindungen" [Fragile Connections], the ensemble of the Junges Schauspiel Frankfurt with the theater project "Unter uns. Unsichtbar?" [In Community] remembers the year 1944, when 50,000 people were forced to carry out forced labor in Frankfurt.
Annegret Wulff, managing director of the Berlin-based association MitOst e.V., which organizes and supports cultural exchanges as well as active citizenship in Europe and its neighboring regions
In this interview, Annegret Wulff, managing director of the MitOst association, talks about the consequences of the war in Ukraine for cooperation with Central and Eastern European partners and the Vidnova Fellowship.
In the interview, Dr. Alina Bothe, project manager for #LastSeen at the Arolsen Archives, talks about the project, how to show images ethically, and digital education tools.
Roma activists in Prague have filed criminal complaints against Hate Speech on social media. The charges are based on evidence collected by a group of volunteers and students as part of the Challenging Digital Antigypsyism project. Reported remarks included calls for violence and murder or were specifically directed at Roma who had fled Ukraine.
The serious game TRACING REMEMBRANCE, which was created as part of the three-part project MIRROR // MIRROR at Theater der Jungen Welt, has players work for the imaginary company vibezig and move around Leipzig's urban space – gradually becoming more confronted with places of forced labor.
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