Doerry Janine

Lower Saxony Memorials Foundation / Bergen-Belsen Memorial, Germany

Janine Doerry is a historian and curator specializing in exhibitions and digital media. She studied history and philosophy at Leibniz University Hannover and has worked at the Bergen-Belsen Memorial and the Husum-Schwesing Concentration Camp Memorial. Her publications address Holocaust education, remembrance policy, and the history of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp and memorial.

Katz Pavel

Jewish Heritage Network / EMDS Blueprint

Pavel Katz is the initiator and visionary of the EMDS project and co-founder of the Jewish Heritage Network, where he leads strategy, product development, and fundraising. He previously worked for several years at Europeana in technology roles. Pavel holds a master’s degree in Computer Science from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Kralj Lovro

The European Holocaust Research Infrastructure EHRI-ERIC, Croatia
Lovro Kralj is a historian specializing in fascism, antisemitism, genocide, and the Holocaust, with a focus on Central and Southeast Europe. He earned his PhD at the Central European University in 2023 and helped establish the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Research in Southeast Europe at the University of Rijeka. He now works as a Research and Content Officer with the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI) at NIOD in Amsterdam.

Lammers Anne

iRights.Lab / Digital Collective Memory, Germany

Anne Lammers is a historian at the independent think tank iRights.Lab, focusing on the opportunities and challenges of digital formats for historical and political education. She promotes international collaboration and explores how digitalization can strengthen a participatory and sustainable culture of remembrance.

Minco Bertien

Westerbork Memorial, The Netherlands

Bertien Minco is Director of the Camp Westerbork Memorial Centre. She is the founder of Jeugdcultuurfonds and has a strong background in nonprofit organizations, art education, and coaching. A graduate of the Amsterdamse Hogeschool voor de Kunsten, she previously worked as a writer, podcast producer, strategic advisor, and cultural sector executive.

Netten Gerrit

Anne Frank House, The Netherlands

Gerrit Netten is a Specialist in Digital Projects at the Anne Frank House. He manages and edits the museum’s websites and has long contributed to media for exhibitions and education. He started long ago with the CD-ROM Anne Frank House: House with a Story in 1999 and the film The Short Life of Anne Frank in 2001.

Oldenburger Hannah

Jewish Cultural Quarter / National Holocaust Museum, The Netherlands

Hannah Oldenburger is an anthropologist and sociologist working in education at the National Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam. Her work centers on public engagement, memory culture, and inclusive education on the Holocaust and human rights. She holds a master’s degree in Sociology from the University of Amsterdam, specializing in Migration and Ethnic Studies, and previously worked as an educator at the Anne Frank Stichting.