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We protect historical facts through active remembrance of the Roma Victims
On August 2, we commemorate the International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the Genocide of the Sinti and Roma when we remember the victims of persecution, terror, and genocide against the Roma people throughout Europe.
Empowering new multipliers
In addition to teachers, Terraforming works on engaging new multipliers in Holocaust education, such as librarians, museum curators, and archivists, by developing and providing teaching materials and methodologies, facilitating training programs, and international exchange of experiences and best practices.
Accredited Courses and Trainings
Terraforming offers free accredited courses and training programs, among others, about IHRA’s recommendations on Teaching and Learning about the Holocaust, memory culture and media literacy, contemporary antisemitism, and Holocaust distortion and abuse of history.
EDITORIAL
our stories, opinions, featured articles and guest writers
Practical implementation of the working definition of Antigypsyism
Introductory speech by Misko Stanisic at the international panel debate on practical implementation of the non-legally binding IHRA working definition of Antigypsyism / Anti-Roma Racism – lessons learned, best practices, steps forward.
References
Our work has been praised, presented and referred to in publications and reports by various international, governmental and intergovernmental institutions and organizations. Terraforming is awarded the Yehuda Bauer Grant award by International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance IHRA.
Policy Documents
Terraforming is committed to secure highest professional and ethical standards in its work, as well as to providing and maintaining a safe and caring learning environment. For that reason we strictly follow our Child Protection Policy, Anti-corruption Policy and Procurement Routines.
GUIDELINES AND STRATEGIES
Read more about our educational strategy as well as recommendations and guidelines we strive to follow.
Why Terraforming?
Terraforming (”Earth‐shaping”) is a term from astronomy, defining the theoretical process of deliberately modifying the atmosphere, temperature or topography of a new planet, to make it habitable by humans.
But before we start changing other planets, we believe that it is our World that needs to be “terraformed” first, making it a better place, with more empathy and love, with genuine respect for human rights, equality and freedom.
We are trying to give our small contribution to that kind of "terraforming" of our World.
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Education about the persecution and genocide against the Roma
IHRA Recommendations for teaching guidelines about the persecution and genocide of the Roma and Sinti during the Nazi era will help education about this complex history.