We are deeply shocked and horrified by the terrorist attacks by Hamas against Israel. Our thoughts are with all Israelis, our Israeli project partners and our friends. We mourn the people who lost their lives. Here you can find an overview of help and ways to support.
Dr Elīna Šteinerte, Latvian human rights lawyer, talks about forcible abduction and deportation of Ukrainian children to the Russian Federation.
In the new section "No place for hate", we do not want to give a forum to the perpetrators, but to the people or places that were attacked. We start with the memorial, book and audio box not far from the Berlin memorial Gleis 17, which was completely destroyed in an antisemitic arson attack.
We mourn the death of Éva Fahidi-Pusztai, who passed away on September 11 at the age of 97. The Holocaust survivor and former forced laborer was constantly engaged against the forgetting of the Holocaust and warned against right-wing populism and right-wing violence.
On September 12, the first edition of the magazine of the Education Agenda NS-Injustice will be published. Reports, interviews and contributions to debates are waiting for you.
You can find out more and get a preview right now!
The commitment of Ukrainian civil society is enormous, both on the ground and in exile. How can the EVZ Foundation best align its support to the needs of its committed partners? These and other questions were the focus of a two-day workshop with experts in Berlin at the beginning of July.
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