Luzie Kothera covered both days of EVZ Histoday 2026 as a reporter. In her blog post, she shares her impressions. She interviewed the creators of Liberation Dance, Natalie Reinsch and Philipp Mangels of Swing Man Tau e. V., and spoke with them about how the event came to be and the importance of collective remembrance initiatives.
© Stefanie Loos
In this interview, Serhii Korovayny talks about his work as a photographer documenting “third places” in Ukraine as part of the “Ye Mistechko” program. Which encounters and personal stories have stayed with him most? And how does the Russian war against Ukraine affecting the local people?
For an interview our EVZ Young Voice Luzie Kothera met the creators of Liberation Dance, Natalie Reinsch and Philipp Mangels of Swing Man Tau e. V., and spoke with them about how the event came to be and the importance of collective remembrance initiatives.
© Stefanie Loos
Rafid Kabir has been creating content on political and civic education on TikTok and Instagram for five years. In his videos, he addresses topics such as racism, antisemitism, discrimination and other socially relevant issues. For the Education Agenda NS-Injustice, he presents selected projects and topics on Instagram and TikTok.
The human rights organization Memorial has been designated as “extremist” by the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation. This represents yet another serious blow to civil society in Russia, which is indispensable for remembrance, education, and an open society.
Estera Stan discusses the EVZ-funded project and the film of the same name, “Together We Are Stronger”: She emphasizes the importance of raising awareness of activism among Sinti and Roma, particularly that of women. In the film, women from the communities speak about their activist work, which is rarely highlighted or documented.
© Hannes Meier/Phuong Nguyen Thi
