Projects
ESTER: Young People Remember
Through the project “Ester: Young People Remember” we are enabling young people to use creativity and the creative language of graphic novels to preserve, tell, spread, promote and learn about local personal stories and historical events, putting it in a wider European context of the Holocaust. This way we are giving voice to young people to contribute to shaping the remembrance culture in their own societies. Read more…
MemAct!
MemAct! brings together educators, researchers and activists from different fields of Holocaust learning, civic education and community work against racism and anti-Semitism. The MemAct! evaluates, develops and implements best practices participatory methods to learn about the Holocaust. They aim to enable communities to connect the past with current societal issues e.g. new anti-Semitism, anti-migrant Racism and other forms of exclusion.
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2020-2022
“European Remembrance” (The Europe for Citizens Programme)
Terraforming (RS), Museen der Stadt Linz (AT), EDAH.o.z (SK), Verein Schloss Hartheim (AT), Fundacja Galicia Jewish Kraków Heritage Institute (PL), Padagogische Hochschule Oberosterreich (AT), Miteinander – Netzwerk für Demokratie und Weltoffenheit in Magdeburg (GER)
HANNAH
The aim of the HANNAH project is to bring about enhanced knowledge, new forms of remembrance and increased awareness as regards Antisemitism, develop innovative tools against it, and contribute to combating it through capacity-building, awareness raising and policymaking, traditions and methods to combat antisemitism, using innovative tools such as the Educational Graphic Novel and Documentary, Oral History Presentations – Installations and dissemination actions. Read more…
2020-2022
Rights, Equality and Citizenship – REC program (EU)
Terraforming (RS), Jugend-Kulturpojekt EV DE (GER), Centropa – Zentrum für Jüdische Geschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts e.V. (GER), The Jewish Museum of Greece (GR), Research Innovation and Development Lab Private Company (GR), Fundacja Galicia Jewish Heritage Institute (PL)
The Holocaust, European Values and Local History
The project aims to develop, pilot and introduce sustainable methodologies and tools for an innovative approach in archival pedagogy, to empower smaller local archives to identify, promote, make available and safeguard important Holocaust-related materials, and to create own educational outreach programs about the Holocaust based on own archival materials and local history, presenting in the same time local micro-histories to global audiences. Read more…
2020-2022
International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance IHRA, The Visegrad Fund, The Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research and The Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Serbia
Terraforming (RS), The Archives of Vojvodina (RS), Museum of Jewish Culture in Bratislava (SK), National Archives of Hungary (HU), Holocaust Memorial Center in Budapest (HU), Foundation Humanity in Action Poland (PL), Jewish Museum in Prague (CZ), The Arolsen Archives (DE), The Documentation Centre of Austrian Resistance DÖW (AT), The Historical Archive of the City of Novi Sad (RS), The Historical Archive of Sombor (RS), The Historical Archive of Subotica (RS), The Jewish Community of the City of Novi Sad (RS), Roma Editorial Board of RTV – the Public Broadcasting Service of Vojvodina (RS), Foundation Novi Sad European Capital of Culture 2021 (RS), UDI Euroclio (RS)
Ester - teaching material and educational concept based on the graphic novels’ language
Ester graphic novels are a teaching material, its most important part being a series of dramatized stories about the Jewish victims killed in the Jewish Camp at Sajmište (Judenlager Semlin) near Belgrade. The stories focus on young victims and their families, their pre-war life, the life under the German occupation and during the Holocaust. The novels are based on real historical characters, true historical events, testimonies, historical documentation and material. An international team of experts worked together on creating the stories in order to preserve historical accuracy, the illustrations being a creation of an international team of artists.
The European Library Platform
for Holocaust Education
The project aims to create a large-scale European library network aiming to develop the framework for a collaborative platform of international resources for Holocaust education – contributing educational content to national and international holocaust Memorial days commemorations through multilateral cooperation of National Libraries of Europe and North America.
2017-2019
International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance IHRA, The Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research, The National Fund of the Republic of Austria for Victims of National Socialism and The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia.
Terraforming (RS), Europeana Foundation (International), Anne Frank House (NL), Holocaust Memorial Center of the Jews of Macedonia (MK), National Library of Serbia (RS)
