Three Questions for Johanna Sokoließ
In this interview, specialist advisor and project leader Johanna Sokoließ talks about „Informed, Courageous, Committed!“ – and how the resulting educational program counteracts antisemitism in the workplace.
In our column "Three Questions for ..." project partners report what they think selected funding approaches achieve.
In this interview, specialist advisor and project leader Johanna Sokoließ talks about „Informed, Courageous, Committed!“ – and how the resulting educational program counteracts antisemitism in the workplace.
Interview with Anna Lenchovska, executive director and Lyn Sidelnikov, intern at Kyiv Educational Center Tolerspace, which runs a TikTok campaign to educate about Antisemitism.
In this interview, Evelyne Paradis, Executive Director of ILGA-Europe, talks about the situation of LGBTIQ self-organizations in Central and Eastern Europe and what changes are needed to improve the situation of LGBTIQ communities.
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.
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 his interview, Peter Römer of the Villa ten Hompel talks to us about how the project "Das geht mich ja was an!" raises awareness among employees of the police and judiciary against antisemitism.
Dr. Kateryna Kobchenko from the online archive "Zwangsarbeit 1939-1945" at Freie Universität Berlin talks about a new interview sub-collection in which Western Ukrainian forced laborers talk about their experiences.
In the interview, Dr. Elke Gryglewski from the Stiftung Niedersächsische Gedenkstätten talks about the project "Right is what benefits the state?", which is funded as part of the Education Agenda NS-Injustice.
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".