Teaching material developed in a form of a collection of graphic novels about life in the pre-war Serbia and the young Holocaust victims of the concentration camp at Sajmište.
A publication about graphic novel, literature and archival material in education about the Holocaust, available for download (PDF in Serbian).
Developed by Serbian experts as a part of OSCE/ODIHR and Anne Frank House project, this teaching material for use in Serbia is available in English, too.
Six-panel set, ready for download, print, and exhibiting, is developed for better understanding of the historical experience in Serbia in the context of the European Holocaust.
Yad Vashem’s ready2print exhibition “Shoa How Was It Humanly Possible?” deals with major historical aspects of the Holocaust. Terraforming prepared Serbian translation and dissemination in Serbia and the region.
An exhibition and a workshop concept with the original teaching materials developed by the Anne Frank House experts, translated and adapted for use in Serbia by Terraforming, is continuously touring since 2015, visiting more than 50 schools and libraries in 40 cities around Serbia and the region.
The project “The International Library Platform for Teaching and Learning about the Holocaust” developed by Terraforming South (Serbia) is awarded the annual Yehuda Bauer Grant for 2016. IHRA awards this honor annually to an outstanding project proposal submitted through IHRA’s Grant Programme. The recipient of the Yehuda Bauer Grant is selected by the Funding Review Committee from among all proposals recommended to IHRA’s member country delegations for funding.
In light of its excellent quality, its highly multilateral dimension and efforts to establish an international cooperation using existing infrastructure among a rarely targeted group, it was decided to award this project with the Yehuda Bauer Grant in 2016
– the IHRA Funding Review Committee
We would like to express our sincere thanks to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance IHRA and to the Funding Review Committee. We deeply respect IHRA as the most important multilateral body that shapes international and national policies, and gives crucial guidelines and support in the fields of education, remembrance and research about the Holocaust. That is why this award is truly a great honor, and a major endorsement of our work.
Our educational concept and teaching material Ester.rs , developed in the frames of the OSCE/ODIHR programme “Turning Words Into Action to Address Antisemitism”, is featured in the OSCE/ODIHR video “Addressing Anti-Semitism Through Education”.
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