Terraforming is committed to promoting and improving teaching and learning about the Holocaust
and combating antisemitism, antigypsyism and other forms of xenophobia.
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activities, public events, trainings, conferences, publications, teaching materials
TAS Lab 4 – Antithesis II – Fake news about migrants and migration issues
The workshop themes are fake news in medias about migrants and migration issues, s well as the challenges that journalists encounter when reporting about them. The speakers at the workshop are: Aleksandra Nikšić, Chiara Wieben and Milan Kuzmanović.
Empowering new multipliers
In addition to teachers, Terraforming works on engaging new multipliers in Holocaust education such as librarians and archivists, by developing and providing teaching materials and methodologies, facilitating training programs and international exchange of experiences and best practices.
CURRENT PROJECTS
strategic activities, partnerships, international and national engagements
The Holocaust, European Values and Local History (2020-2022)
About the project
In partnership with the Archives of Vojvodina and national and international partnering institutions we will develop, pilot and introduce sustainable methodologies and tools for an innovative approach in archival pedagogy, with aim to empower local archives to identify, promote, make available and safeguard important Holocaust-related materials. In addition, international experts will guide the archivists in creating educational outreach programs based on local archival materials and local history.
Thesis Antithesis Synthesis: TAS Migration Labs (2020-2021)
About the project
Partners from Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Romania and Serbia will organize a series of debates with aim to analyse historical experiences, narratives, misconceptions and stereotypes relating to (e)migration and refugees, xenophobic discourse, hate speech and propaganda – from the times of Nazism to current European challenges. We will be looking into our own experiences, responsibilities and the challenges we faced in the past and today.
Funding institutions
Terraforming is based in Serbia
Terraforming promotes education about the Holocaust, stronger culture of remembrance, protection of endangered authentic Holocaust sites, and contributes addressing distortion and manipulation of history.
EDITORIAL
our stories, opinions, featured articles and guest writers
Let’s install Stolpersteine in Serbia
/in Art, Articles /by Miško StanišićStolpersteine project is the world’s largest decentralized memorial. Considering how Stolpersteine effectively contributes to commemoration and education, and further the culture of remembrance in general, we would like to propose the initiative to install Stolpersteine memorials in Serbia.
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.
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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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From Kozara to Falstad Forest
/in Articles /by Miško StanišićThere is a direct link between Sajmište and camps in Norway, as part of one inseparable experience of terror, stretching from the villages around Kozara mountain, over Sajmište in Belgrade, to the forests around Falstad. Serbia and Norway have interwoven and shared historical experiences.